Page 32 VRC2000 Installation and Operations Manual
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Enter
☎ “7 3 2 5 1 3”
The VRC2000 responds with a double [BEEP].
The VRC2000 has now been programmed to state [TOWER LIGHTS] when
information is requested about status channel l. Or, if desired, any other two
words from the VRC2000’s word list can be programmed (Appendix I: Word
List, Page 125).
The VRC2000 will say
• DEFAULT COMMAND CHANNEL FOR STATUS CHANNEL ONE IS ... {DISABLED}
You enter
☎ “0 7”
The VRC2000 responds with a double [BEEP].
The unit has now been programmed to allow direct access to command
channel 7 when status channel l is queried.
When the VRC2000 has been accessed with the user access code, enter “*”
to activate the A switch of command channel 7 when reading status channel
l. Enter “#” to activate command channel 7’s B switch when reading status
channel l.
To disable the default command channel for this status channel, program the
unit with the digits “0 0” when you setting up this parameter. The “0 0”
command channel assignment tells the VRC2000 that no command channels
will be associated with this status channel.
This function makes it easier and quicker to control selected parameters of
remote equipment immediately after taking a rending for those parameters.
The VRC2000 will say
• ALARM DELAY FOR STATUS CHANNEL ONE IS ...{ONE}
You enter
☎ “2 5”
The VRC2000 will respond with a double [BEEP].
The alarm delay for status channel 1 is now set at 25 seconds. The unit will
wait for 25 seconds after an alarm is generated before taking any action. If
the condition which caused the alarm is cleared before the alarm delay time
has expired, the VRC2000 will automatically clear the alarm and take no
action.
The VRC2000 will state
• LOW INPUT IDENTIFIER FOR STATUS CHANNEL ONE IS {INPUT CLOSED}
VRC2000 Setup
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