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SC9000

ST150 SAFECOM Central Station Operations Manual

5.2.1. Using F3=System Functions Menu Page #1

The following is a description of the functions and options available in the F3=SYSTEM Configuration Menu #1:

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System Name: Allows the operator to assign a name for display in the Operator Window of the System main Startup

screen. A maximum of 35 alphanumeric characters may be entered.

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Alert Mode - 0, 1, or 2: Allows the operator to specify how long the audible alert tone will sound after a Priority Alert

event occurs. “ 0 “ = Forever until silenced, “ 1 “ = 8 seconds, “ 2 “ = Never. The audible alert tone can be canceled by

pressing the F10 key. The F10 key will also cancel the blinking of a Priority Alert record of events message. Pressing

the F10 key in response to either the tone or blinking will initiate the “cancel USERNAME” message.

NOTE: For an Underwriters Laboratories (U.L.) Listing SC9000 installation, the Alert Mode must be set to “0“.

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Alert if Automated- Y or N: If Alert if Automated is “N” for no, then the SAFECOM computer will generate an alert

tone for alarm signals that are not passed to the Central Station Automation software. If “Y” for Yes, all priority events

will sound the alert tone regardless of the Automation software status.

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Restrict Alert Silence- Y or N: If this parameter is set to “Y” for Yes, users must be logged onto the SAFECOM

SC9000 Computer to enable the ability to silence a priority event (ALARM) via the F10 key. If set to “N” for No, the

F10 key will always be enabled.

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Auto-Logout- 000 to 255 minutes: This parameter set the amount of time the SAFECOM computer will allow a

period of keyboard inactivity before automatically logging off the logged on user. If set to “000” this function is

disabled.

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International Date - Y or N: Allows the operator to specify the format of the date displayed in the System Date &

Time Window and in the Record of Events Window. “ Y “ = Day/Month, “ N “ = Month/Day.

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Log Diagnostics- Y or N: If set to “Y” for Yes, this parameter instructs the SAFECOM computer to perform valuable

diagnostic tests on the incoming and outgoing messages. It will log the findings of these tests to the history log,

reporting them in square brackets “[ ]”. This mode should not be enabled (set to “Y”) unless instructed to do so by a

Radionics SAFECOM Field Engineer.

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Enable Alarm Windows - Y or N: If set to “Y” for Yes, then the Alarm Event Window will pop-up for each alarm

event. Operation of the Alarm Event Window always has priority. This will interrupt all manual operations, ie.

F1=Select ( Remote setup & polling ), F2=Utilities, and F3=System. To avoid interruptions Enable Alarm Windows

may be set to No. The hot-key “ALT-F8” will close all Alarm Event Windows and set Enable Alarm Windows to “N”.

Alt-F8 should not be used for normal ST150 operation.

5.2.2. Using F3=System Functions Menu Page #2 (PgDn)

The following is a description of the F3=SYSTEM, then PgDn, Configuration Menu #2:

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Automation Mode - 0, 1, 2, or 3: Allows the operator to Enable or Disable the SC9000 computer interface with the

Automation software or specify special Automation interface modes. There are 4 possible Automation Modes:

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“ 0 “ = SAFECOM Automation Interface is Disabled

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“ 1 “ = SAFECOM Automation Interface is Enabled (STANDARD)

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“ 2 “ = Special Proprietary Automation Interface mode

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“ 3 “ = SAFECOM Automation VERIFIED Interface mode

This mode is not available on the ST150. Automation Mode applies to the ST1000 using external automation.

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High Speed Interface? Y or N: If “Y” for Yes, the SAFECOM SC9000 will pass all messages, including polls, to the

Automation software at 9600 BAUD. If “N” for No, the BAUD rate will be set at 1200 BAUD.

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Mark Off-line? Y or N: This option directs the SAFECOM computer to set a high bit in all data packets sent to the

Automation software. This is useful to allow the Automation software to detect transmit data path failure. NOTE: This

parameter should normally be set to “N”, unless you have a special automation software package that can recognize

and process this type of interface.

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Automation Poll - 0 to 255 seconds: Allows the operator to specify how often the SC9000 computer will poll the

Automation software. The Automation ACK message to an SC9000 poll message confirms proper interface and that

the Automation software is Online. If “ 0 “, the SC9000 Receiver will never poll the Automation software.

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Report Retry - 1 to 255 seconds: Allows the operator to specify the number of seconds the SC9000 computer will

wait for an ACK after sending a message to the Automation software assuming the Automation Mode is set to " 1 ". If

the Report Retry time expires before an ACK is received, the SC9000 will send the message again. If the message is

not ACK'ed after four (4) attempts, the “AUTOMATION OFFLINE” record of events message will be initiated and the

Automation Status indication on the System Status Menu will change to “AUTOMATION OFFLINE”. However, the

SC9000 will continue to send the message until it is ACK'ed. If the "AUTOMATION CACHE FULL" record of events

message is initiated, the event message will not be sent to the Automation software.

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