Tyco Galaxy SC Controller User Manual

Tyco Electronics Galaxy SC Controller J85501F-1
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configured to call-out. This section describes the steps to take to do this
and gives examples using the T1.317 interface.
Call-Out Phone
Number
Management
From the T1.317 interface the call-out phone numbers can be viewed
and configured. The T1.317 objects associated with call-out are:
Call-out manager identified as CM1
Call-out phone number identified as P1,P2,P3,P4, and A1
See the T1.317 object tables in Appendix B for attribute mnemonics and
other details. The following example illustrates how to program phone
number 1:
CHA P1,PHN=“222-3333” change phone number to 222-3333
CHA P1,BDR=9600 change baudrate to 9600
CHA P1,DBT=8 change data bits to 8
CHA P1,PRY=N change parity to none
CHA P1,SBT=1 change stopbits to 1
Configuring
Alarms to Call-Out
Once a phone number is configured, alarms must be configured to
call-out to that phone number. The following example illustrates how to
do this for the rectifier fail alarm:
CHA RFA1,DLY=10 call-out if RFA is active for at
least 10 seconds
CHA RFA1,NOO=1 call-out when RFA occurs
CHA RFA1,NOR=1 call-out when RFA retires
CHA RFA1,NAG=1 call-out periodically if RFA
remains active
CHA RFA1,DST=“P1” change call-out destination to
phone number 1
If an alarm is to be configured to nag, as this one is, the nag interval must
be programmed. The nag interval is an attribute of the call-out manager
object (CM1). The example below illustrates how to program the
call-out nag interval:
CHA CM1,NGI=30 change the nag interval to 30 minutes
Pass-Through
Mode
For most applications, only the connected equipment ID needs to be
configured for pass-thru mode. When one of the standard equipment IDs
is entered the rest of the parameters will be configured automatically.

Tyco Galaxy SC Controller Specifications

General

Brand	Tyco
Model	Galaxy SC Controller
Category	Controller
Language	English