Tyco Electronics Galaxy SC Controller J85501F-1
6 - 16 Operation Issue 13 February 2001
configuring the attributes of each alarm object if necessary. These
attributes and their range of values are described in detail in the T1.317
object tables in Appendix B of this manual. Listed below are examples
illustrating how to configure the attributes of the rectifier fail alarm
RFA1:
CHA RFA1,SEV=”MAJ” set the severity to be major
CHA RFA1,LED=”RECT” light the RECT LED on the front panel
when RFA1 is active
CHA RFA1,ACC=”RFA” assert the RFA relay when RFA1 is active
In addition to the attributes listed above, the single threshold and dual
threshold alarms have thresholds that will need to be configured. The
commands below illustrate how this can be done for the very low
voltage alarm and the battery on discharge alarm:
CHA VLA1,THR=46.1 set very low voltage threshold to
46.1V
CHA BDA1,FTH=51.2 set battery on discharge float
threshold to 51.2V
CHA BDA1,BTH=51.2 set battery on discharge boost
threshold to 51.2V
For additional information on alarm attributes see the sections on data
switch alarms, user-defined events, and maintenance reminders.
Configuring
Alarms to Call-Out
In order to call-out on an alarm condition, a phone number must be
configured and the alarm must be configured to call-out on occur, retire,
or both. See the call-out sections in this manual for details about
configuring a phone number. Alarms that support call-out will have 5
attributes that allow the user to control how call out for that alarm
behaves. The following example illustrates how to configure these
attributes for the rectifier fail alarm RFA1:
CHA RFA1,DLY=10 call-out if RFA is active for at
least 10 seconds
CHA RFA1,NOO=1 call-out when RFA occurs (0 for
no call-out on occur)
CHA RFA1,NOR=1 call-out when RFA retires (0 for
no call-out on retire)
CHA RFA1,NAG=1 call-out periodically if alarm
active (0 for no nag)
CHA RFA1,DST=”P1, P2” change call-out destination to
phone number 1 and 2
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