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VRC2000 Installation and Operations Manual Page 45
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The unit is now programmed to allow direct access to command channel 10
when information about metering channel l is requested. When the user
access code has been entered, the “*” will activate command channel 10’s A
switch when accessing metering channel l. Enter the “#” symbol to activate
command channel 10’s B switch when accessing metering channel l.
When programming this parameter, enter “0 0” to disable the default
command channel for the selected metering channel. Always use two digits
to program this parameter.
The VRC2000 will say
• ALARM DELAY FOR METERING CHANNEL ONE IS ... {ONE}
You enter
☎ “1 0”
The VRC2000 will respond with a double [BEEP].
The alarm delay for this metering channel has now been set at 10 seconds.
The alarm delay before alarms are generated and automatic commands are
issued can be set for any value ranging from one second to 99 seconds. Once
the alarm delay time passes, the unit will issue automatic commands until the
metering channel’s input condition returns to a nominal (non-alarm) level.
An entry of “0 5” would program an alarm delay of five seconds; entering “8
5” sets it at 85 seconds. Always use two digits to program this parameter.
The VRC2000 will say
• PHONE NUMBER FOR METERING ALARM ONE IS ... {DIAL ALL}
You enter
☎ “0”
The VRC2000 will respond with a double [BEEP].
The VRC2000 is now programmed to dial all telephone numbers, in
sequence, that have been entered into its memory. A metering channel can
be programmed to dial any one of the five outbound telephone numbers
currently stored in its memory, or all five of the outbound telephone numbers,
when an alarm condition is generated by a metering channel. The VRC2000
will not begin dialing the outbound telephone numbers until the alarm delay
has expired. The default setting for this function is {Dial All}.
To set up the VRC2000 to dial all of the telephone numbers in sequence, you
program this parameter with a “0”. To program this parameter to dial a
single outbound telephone number, enter the single-digit number which
corresponds to the number you want the VRC2000 to dial when it senses an
alarm condition (i.e. to dial outbound telephone number 3 when, enter a “3”.)
The VRC2000 will say
• SECOND LOW LIMIT OF METERING CHANNEL ONE IS ... {MINUS, NINE THOUSAND,
NINE HUNDRED, NINETY-NINE}