Gira G1 notifications

Description

This node is used for the easy generation of text messages on the Gira G1.
A trigger initiates the sending of a heading (title) and text (content), which are both either permanently stored in the settings or can alternatively be sent via the KNX bus.
The Gira G1 screen can be switched on in the process. A time stamp with time and date is currently displayed. Gira G1’s LED can also be controlled in various colours.

Note
If a message is displayed on the Gira G1, it must first be acknowledged before any further actions can be performed on the Gira G1 display.
If a message is displayed on several Gira G1s, acknowledgement on one device has no effect on the display of messages on the other Gira G1s.

 

Inputs

Name

Port type

Description

Trigger

Bool

Notification node trigger. If a “1” is received at this input, the notification is sent to the output.

Title String

A fixed text for the title of the notification can be entered here.

Alternatively, the text for the title can also be received via the input as a 14-byte text by means of a KNX telegram or variable data point.

Content String

A fixed text for the content of the notification can be entered here.

Alternatively, the text for the content can also be received via the input as a 14-byte text by means of a KNX telegram or variable data point.

LED check  

Controls Gira G1’s LED.
Selection from the following options:

-  Fixed LED colour

-  Single LED colour value

-  Input for each colour

LED colour  

Defines the colour for Gira G1’s LED.
There is a choice of red, green, yellow, blue, magenta, turquoise, and white.
“Off” means the LED is switched off.
“No change” means the LED’s status is not changed.

LED colour value Byte

The colour of the LED can be controlled via the input. The following values are used:
0 - Black (Off)
1 - Red
2 - Green
3 - Yellow
4 - Blue
5 - Magenta
6 - Turquoise
7 - White

Input for each colour:
Red LED
Green LED
Blue LED
Binary

The LED’s colour can be determined using the three individually controllable inputs. The following values are used:

Red

Green

Blue

Colour

0

0

0

Black (Off)

1

0

0

Red

0

1

0

Green

1

1

0

Yellow

0

0

1

Blue

1

0

1

Magenta

0

1

1

Turquoise

1

1

1

White

 

Switch on screen Bool

Gira G1’s screen can be switched on via the input.
If this input has a “1”, the screen will be switched on when the next message is received.

Time stamp  

The time stamp can either be generated internally (by the Gira L1 or Gira X1) or received externally via the KNX bus.

External time stamp DateTime

This input can be used to receive the time stamp via a KNX telegram.

Use Reset

 

The logic node can be reset via the “Reset” input, which can be optionally activated.

Reset Binary

If a “1” is received at this input, the logic node is reset.

Use consecutive texts  

If a notification is too long to be sent in a KNX telegram, long notifications can be sent in successive text fragments.
These text fragments are collected in the Gira G1 and then displayed next to each other.

Time span for merging texts  

This is where you set the time span that should be provided for collecting the text fragments.

Outputs

Name

Port type

Description

Output

String

Forwards the text to the output node.

The format looks like this in the example:

{"Title": "Lift maintenance", "Body": "The lift in the staircase will be taken out of service for maintenance tomorrow between 9 am and 12 noon. If you have any questions, please call 01234 5678.", "Timestamp": "2020-02-12T09:23:00+02:00", "LED": 1}

Example

 

   

 


Gira G1 DCS-State

Description

This node is used to evaluate the Gira G1’s door communication status. Exactly one status can be displayed via 1-bit communication objects.

The node can be deployed both when the Gira G1 is used as a communicator on the DCS IP gateway and when the Gira G1 is used as a Client in SIP door communication.

 

 

Inputs

Name

Port type

Description

Input

Integer

The current door communication status can be sent to the input via an 8-bit telegram.
The following values of this information represent the various statuses of the door communication system:

0 - Idle state
1 - Bus busy*
2 - Recall*
3 - Incoming door call
4 - Active door call
5 - Outgoing door call
9 - Incoming internal call
10 - Active internal call
11 - Outgoing internal call
12 - No connection
13 - Configuration active*
14 - Outgoing camera call
15 - Active camera call

 

*is not evaluated by the node

Outputs

Name

Port type

Description

Idle state

Bool Sends a “1” if the node input has a “0”.

Incoming door call

Bool Sends a “1” if the node input has a “3”.

Outgoing door call

Bool Sends a “1” if the node input has a “5”.

Active door call

Bool Sends a “1” if the node input has a “4”.

Incoming internal call

Bool Sends a “1” if the node input has a “9”.

Outgoing internal call

Bool Sends a “1” if the node input has an “11”.

Active internal call

Bool Sends a “1” if the node input has a “10”.

Outgoing camera call

Bool Sends a “1” if the node input has a “14”.

Active camera call

Bool Sends a “1” if the node input has a “15”.

No connection

Bool Sends a “1” if the node input has a “12”.