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Comparing Satel Integra 64 vs. Integra 64 Plus: Differences, Benefits

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  • #31 15298609
    dariusz.bembenek
    Stationary Alarms specialist  
    lukzak2298 wrote:
    A timer is one thing and a latch is another thing.

    That's true.

    lukzak2298 wrote:
    Is there a risk that the control panel will start to go crazy if someone presses the button too short or too long? What is the issue of debouncing?

    The terms short / long will be closely related to the sensitivity of a given input.
    If someone presses the button for longer than the input sensitivity, it will violate the input only once. Holding the button longer (e.g. 10s) will not cause the input to be activated again.

    The rule is:
    - zone violated (after the "sensitivity" time)
    - the next violation will be recorded by the control panel when the zone first returns to its normal state and only then is violated again.

    By the way, these questions should be in a separate thread, because it is difficult to see any connections with Integra 64 vs. Integra 64 Plus.
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  • #32 15298637
    lukzak2298
    Level 18  
    Does it matter when choosing a unit with a plus / without a plus? Do the inputs (sensitivity time) of the outputs (bistable toggle) work the same?
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  • #33 15298666
    dariusz.bembenek
    Stationary Alarms specialist  
    Both for regular Integra exchanges and those with "Plus" - the principle is the same.
  • #34 16328577
    lukzak2298
    Level 18  
    I chose Integra 64 plus due to the E-Mail notification via the ETHM module. I regret it because I did not realize how much resources are needed for setting selected logical dependencies. Now, if I were to buy 100%, I would take Integra 128 plus.

    From the goodies I made:
    - in each room I have 4 momentary buttons (two double). If someone does not know which is what and wants to turn off all the lights (the whole room when leaving), just press two momentary buttons simultaneously (a pair of buttons)
    - entering the house with the alarm on (entry delay) turns on the lighting in the hall (only when the light sensor detects that it is already dark) so as not to trip while disarming the alarm
    - arming the alarm causes CO information to be sent to the furnace that it has switched to night mode
    - disarming the alarm causes the blinds to open (only when it is bright)
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The discussion centers on the comparison between the Satel Integra 64 and Integra 64 Plus alarm control panels, focusing on their differences, benefits, and suitability for smart home integration. Key distinctions include the Integra 64 Plus's additional power supply, USB support, and compatibility with Grade 3 detectors, which may not be essential for typical home use. The Plus version also supports thermostat functions and email notifications via the ETHM-1 Plus module, while the standard Integra 64 lacks these features. Users express concerns about the number of inputs required for various smart home devices, the types of keypads (7-inch vs. 4-inch), and the implications of using momentary versus bistable switches for lighting control. The conversation highlights the importance of understanding the specific functionalities and limitations of each model to make an informed purchasing decision.
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