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When you select an event from an Axxon-domain, a macro starts when this event is received from any object in the Axxon-domain

It is necessary to You can set a threshold for these type of events—the time in seconds (0 to 3600) between switching the Signal lost and the Signal restored states. For example, if a 10-second threshold is set for the Signal lost condition, then at least 10 seconds must pass between the last Signal restored event and the new Signal lost event to start the macro

When you select an event from a group of cameras, a macro starts when this event is received from any camera in the group

Triggering start

For these events, you must specify the preset number and the reason for the action:

1. Error.
2. Entered: the action occurs if you select a preset (see Creating and editing presets) with the selected number while controlling a camera (see Controlling a PTZ сamera).
3. Manual: the action occurs if you manually change the position of a camera with a selected preset (see Control using step buttons and virtual joystick)

When you select an event from an archive, a macro starts when this event is received from any archive or a specific archive

When you select an event from a time schedule, a macro starts when this event is received from a specific time schedule

When you select an event from a server, a macro starts when this event is received from a specific server

When you select an event from a license server, a macro starts when this event is received from a specific license server

You must specify a word or phrase. When it comes up in the captions, the macro starts.

For example, this filter starts the macro when the word "Water" appears in the captions.

If you want to start a macro when several words or values appear at once, use curly braces for logical "AND". For example, {Water} {Belgium} {River}