Many years ago, we had an exhaustive thread going on about this trying to figure out the best way to handle such a thing. At the time, the topic was about how to roll our own setup for the garage where exit1/exit2|entry1/entry2 weren't sufficient. The M1 is powerful enough to accomplish a lot through the rules, but one thing it cannot do is trigger an alarm based on rules alone.
Because you're trying to do two things with that button, it makes things different. If you just wanted a panic button, that'd be easy to wire it in as such - but because you want it to have multiple functions, you have to get a little more creative.
Long story short, the only good way to accomplish what you're after is what Elk recommended - wiring an Output to an Input - you can programmatically turn an output on in any condition; you'll have that trigger the input zone which will be configured appropriately. With rules, you can do something like:
Code:
Whenever Panic zone becomes secure then
Turn on output 99 for 5 seconds
Whenever Panic zone becomes violated AND output 99 is off, then
Trigger Voice Alert
Whenever Output 99 turns off AND Panic Zone is secure then
Turn output 3 on for 2 seconds
--(output 3 is connected to an input that's designed as a panic button)
That should roughly do it.
Another option - 5 seconds is a long time when someone is irate or holding a gun - consider two buttons side-by-side - if either one is pressed it alerts the back; if both are pressed together, it's a panic button. With some creativity, I bet I could figure out a way to wire this up using only 2 inputs and no outputs (with a combination of relays) so that no outputs are wasted - but I'd have to think about that for a few (not in the middle of the night).
If you feel like reading more about all this, here are a couple of old threads I found where it was discussed:
http://cocoontech.com/forums/topic/14239-garage-motion-zone-definition-elk-m1g/
http://cocoontech.com/forums/topic/17673-arming-with-violated-zone/
