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K-Config – Using the Triggers

Figure 164: Timer Events – Add the Start Timer Action

8. Figure 165 shows the Button 1 trigger action list:

Figure 165: Timer Events – Button 1 Action List with Timer Triggers

9. In the same way, you can add the Stop and Start actions to each trigger.

Adding the Stop action prior to the actual action list, stops the System Inactivity trigger.

The Start action that follows the action sequence starts the 20 minute timer and will be active until a button will be

pressed or a trigger activated within the 20 minute period.

8.6 Query Events

Before creating a Query Event you need to define a Query via the Driver Manager (see Section 5.3.3), as follows:

Driver Manager > Define Query Table> accept table and exit Driver Manager> Create a query event.

To create a query event:

1. Select Query Events and click the + icon.

The following window appears: