Maintenance Reminder; Notepad; Periodic Status Call-Out - Tyco Galaxy SC Controller Manual

Maintenance
Reminder

Notepad

Periodic Status
Call-Out
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contactor failed alarm Each contactor has an alarm (C1F,
user relay conflict
warning
Maintenance Reminder is a utility that allows you to enter maintenance
reminder (or any other) notes. There are twelve (12) reminders in the
Galaxy SC equipped with the Intelligent board. You can specify an
activation date and time, and at that point in time the system will notify
users with the content of the reminder. You can enter a note sixty (60)
characters long for each reminder. You can specify the destination such
as a telephone number that the system will call for notification. You may
also specify a severity level associated with the activation of each
reminder; the default level is a WARNING. Once the reminder event is
activated, it will stay on until you clear it through the CLREVNT field
in the MAIN menu or by issuing a T1.317 command. The only user
interface is through T1.317 commands or Easy View.
Notepad is a utility that allows you to enter general purpose text and set
a notification on login flag so that when users login into the system, they
will be notified that there is a note waiting for them. The feature is
available on the Intelligent Galaxy SC only. The system supports two
(2) notepads. One is available for read/write by all users, the other is
readable to all users but only the Super-user can write. Each notepad has
fifteen (15) lines of text; each line is sixty (60) characters long. The text
of the notepad can be entered one line at a time, and all 15 lines can be
viewed at once.
The periodic call out feature allows the user to program the Galaxy SC
to call-out via the modem port periodically and execute up to 10
command lines as if they had been executed from a T1.317 interface.
Periodic call out configuration involves defining a phone number, setting the
communication parameters, setting a call out interval, and defining commands
to be executed when connected. The following parameters can be configured:
C2F) that indicates that the contactor
has failed to open or failed to close.
If a user has selected contactor 1 or 2 to
be battery or load disconnect
contactors, and there are also alarms
associated with User Relay 1 or User
Relay 2, respectively, then the alarm
contacts are automatically disabled, and
the user relay conflict warning is
generated.
Issue 13 February 2001