IP Products: What are LQ "Channel Events"?
LQ-4WG2 / LQ-R4WG8 interface Channel Events are used to program input and output relay VOX triggers (GPI/O)
in your intercom system.
Channel Events can be used to enable 2-way radio communication over IP, or send a control signal from a panel,
via a matrix to a 2-way radio. The GPO can also be used to turn on an 'on-air' light, open a security door or perform
any other function you require. Input triggers can be: VOX (activated by the detection of audio in a Channel), a Call
signal or a GPI control from another system.
A Channel Event occurs when an input trigger and an output trigger on ports that have been placed together in a
Channel are set to the same value. Active Channel Events can be seen in the Assignments and Assignments
Overview page in the LQ CCM web browser.
in your intercom system.
Channel Events can be used to enable 2-way radio communication over IP, or send a control signal from a panel,
via a matrix to a 2-way radio. The GPO can also be used to turn on an 'on-air' light, open a security door or perform
any other function you require. Input triggers can be: VOX (activated by the detection of audio in a Channel), a Call
signal or a GPI control from another system.
A Channel Event occurs when an input trigger and an output trigger on ports that have been placed together in a
Channel are set to the same value. Active Channel Events can be seen in the Assignments and Assignments
Overview page in the LQ CCM web browser.
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