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General| Brand | Gentner |
|---|---|
| Model | VRC2000 |
| Category | Remote Control |
| Language | English |
Procedure for registering the VRC2000 unit for warranty purposes.
Procedure to verify and set the VRC2000's operating AC line voltage.
Connecting the internal lithium battery for RAM and clock backup.
Recommends protecting the VRC2000 from voltage surges.
Connecting a telephone set and the telephone line.
Connecting AC power and verifying the unit's response.
Details the differences and uses of local and remote operational modes.
Allows verification or change of programmable functions.
Allows taking readings and activating command channels.
Allows readings, but not issuing commands or clearing alarms.
The normal operating mode when no other modes are active.
Details the VRC2000's speech package vocabulary for voice responses.
Access level for readings only; no commands or alarm clearing.
Access level for readings, commands, and alarm clearing.
Example of setting the VRC2000's clock and calendar.
Selecting DTMF or pulse dialing for outbound calls.
Programming the number of rings before answering incoming calls.
Enabling or disabling the timer that exits modes after inactivity.
Programming the unit to wait for a precision dial tone.
Example of programming telephone interface options.
Details the storage capacity for recent alarms.
Programming alarm reporting actions and commands.
Programming alarms for status channel state changes.
Programming alarms for metering channel tolerance limits.
Example exercise for programming metering channels.
Example exercise for programming mute functions.
Example exercise for programming sequence outputs.
Example exercise for programming auto-logging functions.
Configuring metering channel inputs for voltage or current.
Connecting VRC2000 metering inputs to site equipment.
Defining input ranges for status channels, including voltage levels.
Connecting VRC2000 status channel inputs to site equipment.
Connecting VRC2000 command channel outputs to site equipment.
Connecting the VRC2000 to a standard dial-up telephone line.
Connecting using dedicated circuits instead of standard telephone lines.
Connecting the VRC2000 to a two-way radio system.
Gaining access to user mode using an access code.
Requesting readings from status and metering channels via telephone.
Initiating a call to the VRC2000.
Entering the user or operator access code.
Requesting readings from a status channel.
Requesting readings from a metering channel.
Accessing a specific command channel.
Energizing command channel switches A or B.
Signing off from the VRC2000.
Alarm generated by repeated incorrect access code attempts.
Alarm triggered by changes in status channel state.
Alarm triggered by metering channel tolerance limits.
Alarm for failure in metering channels or input overload.
Recommendations for keeping the unit clean and dry.
Diagnosing and resolving common VRC2000 problems.
Typical readings and repair procedures for power supply issues.
Details on VRC-Win and Setup VRC2000 software packages.
Overview of the microprocessor-based system and its capabilities.
How the VRC2000 is controlled using DTMF signals and voice synthesis.
Functionality of the real-time clock and memory for alarm tagging and automation.
Types of inputs supported by the VRC2000: metering, status, and command.
Description of the 16 metering channel inputs and their capabilities.
Description of the 16 status channel inputs and their conditions.
How status channels can override alarm limits and mute functions.
Description of the 16 command channels and their switch outputs.
Sources for automatic command initiation.
Examples of operating the VRC2000 in local user mode.
Example of programming a time-of-day function to activate a command channel.
Worksheet for planning time-of-day function setup.
Worksheet for planning mute function assignments.
Worksheet for planning command channel configurations.
Worksheet for planning metering channel configurations.
Worksheet for planning status channel configurations.
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