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==Custom Scenarios functionality configuration==
 
==Custom Scenarios functionality configuration==
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New configurable parameters were added under “Ignition Settings” (Figure 2):
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The **Custom Scenarios** functionality allows users to configure up to three independent scenarios, each comprising up to three triggers. These triggers utilize data from I/O elements, enabling flexible and autonomous control over the device’s digital outputs (DOUT).
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• Smart Ignition Enable/Disable – To enable functionality. Parameter is able to be configured if “Ignition Source” has “Power Voltage” configured.
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=== Configurable Parameters ===
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Each scenario can be configured using the following parameters:
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• Smart Ignition Delta (mV) – How much external voltage must change to detect ignition ON or OFF event.
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* **Output Control**:
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  - Specifies which DOUT (DOUT1, DOUT2, or DOUT3) the scenario controls.
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  - Options:
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    * 0 – None
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    * 1 – DOUT1
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    * 2 – DOUT2
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    * 3 – DOUT3
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* **Priority**:
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  - Determines the scenario's priority when multiple scenarios control the same DOUT.
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  - Options:
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    * 0 – None
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    * 1 – Low
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    * 2 – High
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    * 3 – Panic
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* **Trigger Sources (#1, #2, #3)**:
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  - Define the I/O sources to be monitored. Examples include ignition status, fuel level, RPM, or temperature readings.
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  - Source #1 is mandatory and cannot be disabled, while #2 and #3 can be ignored if unnecessary.
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* **Operand**:
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  - Defines the logic for evaluating source values.
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  - Options:
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    * 0 – On Exit
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    * 1 – On Entrance
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    * 2 – On Both
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    * 3 – On Hysteresis
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    * 4 – On Change
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    * 5 – On Delta Change
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    * 6 – Is (value within range)
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* **Threshold Levels**:
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  - **Low Level**: Minimum value for trigger activation.
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  - **High Level**: Maximum value for trigger activation.
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* **Activation Delay Timer**:
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  - Specifies the time (in seconds) that a condition must remain true for the trigger to activate.
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  - Range: 0 to 65,535 seconds.
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* **Logic**:
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  - Defines whether all or any triggers must be true for the scenario to activate.
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  - Options:
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    * 0 – OR (any trigger activates the scenario)
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    * 1 – AND (all triggers must be true to activate the scenario)
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=== Scenario Activation Logic ===
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1. All configured triggers are evaluated every second.
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2. If all conditions for a scenario are met:
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  - The scenario activates.
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  - A record is generated (if enabled).
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  - The configured DOUT toggles ON or OFF based on the scenario's state.
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3. Scenarios operate in deep-sleep mode if compatible I/O sources are used.
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=== DOUT Control Options ===
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* **Permanent Output Control**:
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  - When enabled, DOUT remains ON as long as conditions are met.
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* **ON/OFF Durations**:
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  - If OFF duration > 0, DOUT blinks while the scenario is active.
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  - If OFF duration = 0, DOUT stays ON continuously until the scenario deactivates.
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=== Priority Management ===
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Custom Scenarios follow a priority hierarchy:
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* Scenario 1 has the highest priority.
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* Scenario 3 has the lowest priority.
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* If multiple scenarios control the same DOUT, the higher-priority scenario takes precedence.
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For detailed examples and configuration steps, refer to the [[Configurator Page]].
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• Smart Ignition Duration (s) – Time interval used for comparing current external voltage against historical external voltage configured seconds ago.
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[[File:Smart ignition.png|thumb|left|alt=|Figure 2. “Smart Ignition” configurable parameters]]
       
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