Typical_T4n

Introduction

A detailed description of the T4n class is included below

Typical 41 : Anti-theft integration (Main)

	It active an output when an input from a sensor or a chain of nodes
	detect an intrusion or any other anti-theft cause.
	
	The chain can be build using the anti-theft peers (typical 42) that
	write an alarm condition into the anti-theft main node. Is mandatory
	that main and peer nodes in the anti-theft chain use the same slot.
	
	Additionally a chain of watch-dog could be used as input for the
	anti-theft logics, so that a missing node in the chain will be addressed
	as anti-theft activation cause.
	
	Hardware and/or Software Command:
		
		Using a two state switch or a software command
			#define Souliss_T4n_Alarm          0x01
			#define Souliss_T4n_ReArm          0x03
			#define Souliss_T4n_NotArmed       0x04
			#define Souliss_T4n_Armed          0x05

Typical 42 : Anti-theft integration (Peer)

	It active an output when an input from a sensor or a chain of nodes
	detect an intrusion or any other anti-theft cause.
	
	The chain can be build using the anti-theft peers (typical 42) that
	write an alarm condition into the anti-theft main node. Is mandatory
	that main and peer nodes in the anti-theft chain use the same slot.
	
	Additionally a chain of watch-dog could be used as input for the
	anti-theft logics, so that a missing node in the chain will be addressed
	as anti-theft activation cause.
	
	A manual reset of the alarm condition is used to let the user identify 
	which of the devices was in alarm.
	
	Hardware and/or Software Command:
		
		Using a two state switch or a software command from user other nodes
			#define Souliss_T4n_Alarm        0x01
			#define	Souliss_T4n_ReArm        0x03