EDAC Electronics Ltd. EDAC700 RTU Technical Reference Manual page 58

Normal State: Dialler is in Run-Mode and no alarms are present. See Armed.
Output: A dialler terminal configured to Output a signal.
Password: Normally a "Personal Identification Number" (PIN).
Physical I/O Point: The physical screw terminal that will be wired to an external device.
Program Mode: The operation state used to configure the EDAC700 RTU.
RTU: Remote Terminal Unit.
Run Mode: The normal armed state of the EDAC700 RTU.
Rosters: A collection of one or more Call Lists. There can only be one Roster active at
any one time.
SCADA: Acronym for "Supervisory Control And Data Acquisition".
System Voice Messages: Spoken words programmed at the factory to provide the
basic vocabulary in messages. These Include numbers, units and other keywords.
Triggered Input: The state when the signal on a physical I/O point has changed to a
value that is outside its programmed operating parameters.
Time Frame: This refers to the division of a time period into two parts. Call Lists are
assigned to a Time Frame within each Roster. The dialler will determine which Call List
to use based on the current Time Frame as well as the current Roster.
Wait State: Dialler is in Run mode and there are alarms present. The dialler is waiting
for an acknowledgment of its alarm call.
Zone: Same as Group, security industry terminology.
Date: 31/10/12 Page 58File: 700b Technical Manual ver1.9.3.docm