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Salcom 15-15-8000 Manual

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15-15-8000
1U MiniPC
NZFS Sky TNPP
Flex Decode
SEA AIR & LAND COMMUNICATIONS LIMITED, CHRISTCHURCH, NEW ZEALAND

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  • Page 1 15-15-8000 1U MiniPC NZFS Sky TNPP Flex Decode SEA AIR & LAND COMMUNICATIONS LIMITED, CHRISTCHURCH, NEW ZEALAND...
  • Page 2 NZFS 15-15-8000 VisualPet User’s Manual Iss: VPetNZFS 06/09 15-15-8000 1U MiniPC Vpet Message Router The 15-15-8000 is an enhanced message router design using the intelligence of Salcom VisualPet software. This combination creates a new direction for message routing, display and logging. VisualPet allows new technologies to be bought to the remote sites including TCP/IP based protocols like SMTP (email), HTTP (web browser), TNPP via IP and remote login / management.
  • Page 3 Iss: VPetNZFS 06/09 Additional Features The 15-15-8000 supports the use of a standard LCD display along with connections to four RS232 serial ports, one Ethernet port, two USB, Keyboard and mouse. The Ethernet port allows remote connection or the use or TCP/IP protocols for message reception or delivery.
  • Page 4 Ethernet crossover cable or via connection across the NZFS IP network. The 15-15-8000 runs VNC as the remote desktop admin tool. The 15-15-8000 is factory configured with an IP of 192.168.1.150 and once VNC is connected the password of “salcom” will bring up the 15-15-8000 desktop.
  • Page 5 NZFS 15-15-8000 VisualPet User’s Manual Iss: VPetNZFS 06/09 Sky TNPP Configuration The crew pager codes are controlled in VisualPet as “Contacts”. Each contact will be made up of the receive RIC code sent via TNPP across the Sky network (“Label”) and the destination code for delivery through the 15-15 Transmitter.
  • Page 6 NZFS 15-15-8000 VisualPet User’s Manual Iss: VPetNZFS 06/09 A Sky decoder will output serial RS232 data to the NZFS VP Router 15-15-8000, this data consists of NZFS implementation of TNPP data packets. Sky serial data example: [01]e004ee777749[02]FA00`01234567THIS IS A TEST PERIODIC PAGE SEQUENTIAL...
  • Page 7 NZFS 15-15-8000 VisualPet User’s Manual Iss: VPetNZFS 06/09 Then from the menu shown click the button labeled Contact Lists. Sea Air & Land Communications Ltd. Page 7 of 23...
  • Page 8 NZFS 15-15-8000 VisualPet User’s Manual Iss: VPetNZFS 06/09 The screen below will appear and from here contacts can be added, modified and deleted: The opening/default tab is Contact Details The List of all Contacts shows current contacts within VP Router. The highlighted contact (999204=Broadcast) is therefore the contact whose details are shown under the Contact Details tab.
  • Page 9 NZFS 15-15-8000 VisualPet User’s Manual Iss: VPetNZFS 06/09 The Destination tab is used to select where a message to the contact is to be delivered. The Destinations box will show a list of installed protocols for message delivery. The above example has two destinations with only the TNPP_Out option having a contact entered.
  • Page 10 NZFS 15-15-8000 VisualPet User’s Manual Iss: VPetNZFS 06/09 PDT Ack, Printer Output and Display Message Control of the PDT Ack relay, content to the Printer or Displaying the message for the current Contact is achieved by using the View as Text button. By pressing the button a dialog window will...
  • Page 11 NZFS 15-15-8000 VisualPet User’s Manual Iss: VPetNZFS 06/09 Flex Decode Configuration The Flex receiver doesn’t output the actual received RIC, instead it sends the memory location of the programmed field where the flex RIC is stored. ie: If the Flex receiver is programmed to decode 998765 in memory location 1, when a message is received for RIC 998765 the serial data will contain only the memory location.
  • Page 12 NZFS 15-15-8000 VisualPet User’s Manual Iss: VPetNZFS 06/09 Contacts The contacts for the Flex configuration are based on the memory location data received from the Daviscomm Flex receiver. The Daviscomm memory locations are sequential from 1 to 16, with 16 programmed to receive the Telecom Periodic test message.
  • Page 13 NZFS 15-15-8000 VisualPet User’s Manual Iss: VPetNZFS 06/09 The Destination tab is used to select where a message to the contact is to be delivered. The Destinations box will show a list of installed protocols for message delivery. The above example has three destinations with only the Transmitter option having a contact entered.
  • Page 14 NZFS 15-15-8000 VisualPet User’s Manual Iss: VPetNZFS 06/09 Printer Output and Display Message Control of content to the Printer or Displaying the message for the current Contact is achieved by using the View as Text button. By pressing the button a dialog window will open as below:...
  • Page 15 The test message window will automatically close after the send button has been pressed. Reprinting Messages The 15-15-8000 allows any onscreen messages to be reprinted on demand. There are two methods for reprinting the messages: Using an attached mouse, click the button beside the message window to resent it to the attached printer.
  • Page 16 NZFS 15-15-8000 VisualPet User’s Manual Iss: VPetNZFS 06/09 Message Router The message router allow users to see the transactions and messages being accepted and delivered by VisualPet. To view the router screen use File > View Router, this will display the screen below: The router screen displays information about each message into and out of VisualPet.
  • Page 17 Before making changes to the configuration of VisualPet the application must be closed. Use File > Close to shut down VisualPet, password if requested is ‘salcom” On the 15-15-8000 desktop is an icon to run VpetConfig.exe. Once VpetConfig is running there are a range of options for making VisualPet changes.
  • Page 18 TNPP The Free Form Scripted Protocols allow scripted configuration of just about any industry protocol. Salcom can create protocols to suit any application where a message or packet of information needs to be monitored, routed and delivered. Protocols can be configured to operate using RS232 serial or TCP/IP. Eg: TNPP or PET over IP for...
  • Page 19 NZFS 15-15-8000 VisualPet User’s Manual Iss: VPetNZFS 06/09 15-15-8000 Connections Note: position of connectors may differ depending on 15-15-8000 cabinet model. The Power connector is the Salcom standard 15-15 plug. 12V DC. Current consumption, up to 3A on startup, Typ 1A fully operational.
  • Page 20 NZFS 15-15-8000 VisualPet User’s Manual Iss: VPetNZFS 06/09 15-15-8000 MiniPC Specifications • CPU: AMD Geode® LX800 processor, up to 500 MHz • System Memory: 1 x SODIMM socket, support Double Data Rate (DDR) SDRAM, Max 512 MB, accept 128/256/512 MB, DDR333 SDRAM •...
  • Page 21 NZFS 15-15-8000 VisualPet User’s Manual Iss: VPetNZFS 06/09 NZFS TNPP Packet Structure – NZFS Sky Only Below is a description of the TNPP packet structure implement for NZFS: The NZFS implementation has incorrect information in the data block but is ignored by the decoder.
  • Page 22 NZFS 15-15-8000 VisualPet User’s Manual Iss: VPetNZFS 06/09 VisualPet Decode ALL script The script on the following page controls how VP Router handles inbound TNPP Packets from Sky. The script has settings that allow ALL TNPP messages to be transmitted by the 15-15-5000 (excluding the periodic test message).
  • Page 23 NZFS 15-15-8000 VisualPet User’s Manual Iss: VPetNZFS 06/09 By removing selected // from the code between else and end if decoding options for ALL TNPP data can be achieved. Remove the // from “route "","TnppOut","…” and ALL TNPP message will be sent to the transmitter.