Gentner VRC2000 - Maintenance and Service; General Treatment; Troubleshooting; Power Supply

VRC2000 Installation and Operations Manual Page 77
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☎ “6 x x *”
The VRC2000 will respond with the phrase set up for the metering channel,
followed by the phrase set up for the actual current reading of the metering
channel.
Step 5 — Access Command Channel
Access the command channel by entering the following code:
☎ “2 x x”
The VRC2000 will respond with the programmed identifying the command
channel.
Step 6 — Energize Switch (A or B)
Enter the following code to energize switch A:
☎ “*”
The VRC2000 will respond with the programmed phrase identifying switch
A, and energize the selected command channel’s switch A.
OR
Enter the following code to energize switch B:
☎ “#”
The VRC2000 will respond with the programmed phrase identifying switch
B, and energize the selected command channel’s switch B.
Each switch is activated immediately after entering “*” or “#”. Either symbol
can be enered several times in a row (if desired).
Multiple A/B Switch Example. Entering the following sequence
☎ “2 0 1 * # * #”
would first activate command channel 1’s A switch, then the B switch, then
the A switch again, then the B switch again.
Using the default command channel feature, a command-channel switch can
be immediately activated after requesting a reading from any status or
metering channel.
Default Command Channel Example. Immediately after the VRC2000 has
reported the current reading for a particular status or metering channel, enter
a “*” to activate the command channel’s A switch programmed as the default
command channel; enter a “#” to activate the command channel’s B switch
programmed as the default command channel for that specific status/
metering channel.
Say command channel 10 was set up to control perimeter lights at a remote
site, and status channel 8 was programmed to monitor the status of those
lights. If command channel 10 was also programmed as the manual
command assignment for status channel 8, an additional “*” can be entered