Tyco Electronics Galaxy SC Controller J85501F-1
Issue 13 February 2001 Operation 6 - 21
1. Login as a super-user.
2. Enter the RESTORE command.
3. Select either Xmodem or ASCII transfer.
4. Start your terminal upload program.
The restore session will terminate automatically with a message
indicating that the configuration restore completed or not. The file being
restored should be the one created during a configuration backup or one
of a similar format. All configuration data is also permanently stored in
the controller. This configuration will be used as the new default on
subsequent power-on sequences if the backup battery power is lost.
Boost Management Managing boost mode from the T1.317 involves both the DC plant
object identified as DC1 and the boost object identified as BS1. The
examples below illustrate how to configure boost. See the boost section
of this manual for an explanation of the boost feature:
CHA BS1,BSE=1 enable the boost software DIP switch
CHA BS1,ATM=“TIMED” change the auto mode to timed
CHA BS1,AMF=5 change the auto multiplication
factor to 5
STA BS1 show the boost object attribute values
The other boost object attributes can be configured using these examples
as a guide. See the T1.317 object tables in this manual for a complete list
of the boost object attributes and range of values. Boost mode is entered
from the T1.317 interface by using the OPE (operate) command to set
the DC Plant state to BOOST. The example below shows how to do this:
OPE DC1,STT=“BOOST”
The boost state history is also available from the T1.317 interface. The
HIS(history) command is used to retrieve the boost history as shown in
the example below:
HIS BS1,STT
Call-Out
Configuration
In order for the Galaxy SC to call out on alarms, several parameters must
be configured. A phone number to call must be configured, a nag
interval must be configured, if required, and each alarm must be
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