AVE VSSI-PRO Alarm Outputs, Navigating the Range and the Exception String, Defining the Range

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PROGRAMMING THE VSSI-PRO

NAVIGATING THE RANGE AND THE EXCEPTION STRING

Before you define your range, we need to explain how to navigate through the range and exception string using the front panel switches. To program the range, press the “Up” or “Down” button to move the cursor to “RANGE” and press “Set”. The first “0” in the range starts to flash. This means it is active and ready for programming. Press the “Up” or “Down” button to cycle through the values and press “Set” when the desired value is displayed. This will advance the active block to the next character. While you are on an active block, pressing the “Up” and “Set” buttons simultaneously will return that block back to a blank, which is designated by a solid white box. You can follow this format to program your range. When you have finished and wish to set this range into the VSSI-Pro memory, simultaneously press and release the “Up” and “Down” buttons. You can also use this if you make a mistake and want to start over, since there is no backspace feature.

DEFINING THE RANGE

To define the range for the selected exception, press the “Up” or “Down” button to move the cursor to “RANGE” and press “Set”. This will make the first position in the range field active. Follow the procedure outlined in the previous few paragraphs to enter your range.

EXITING THE RANGE FIELD

When you are ready to exit and continue on, simultaneously press and release the “Up” and “Down” buttons. This will set the range in the VSSI-Pro memory and exit you back to the EXCEPTION REPORT sub-menu.

PROGRAMMING NOTE

Press “Up” and “Set” together to erase an entry. Press “Up” and “Down” together to set the range or exception string into memory and to return to the previous menu.

Now every time the VSSI-Pro "sees" a line of text that includes this text string (a line is defined as text between CR), it will not display them because the exceptions display has been turned off.

EXIT

Press the “Up” or “Down” button to move the cursor to “EXIT” and press “Set” to return to the previous menu.

ALARM OUTPUTS

Press the “Up” or “Down” button to move the cursor to “ALARM OUTPUTS” and press “Set”. The following sub-menu will appear:

ALARM NO.

1

ALARM TRIGGER EX

1

NORMAL STATE

NO

ALARM DURATION

20

FLAG TYPE

FLASH*

FLAG DURATION

000

TRIGGERED TEXT

 

EXIT

 

Figure 41: ALARM OUTPUTS Sub-Menu

VSSI-Pro VIDEO SERIAL ATM INTERFACE

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Contents VSSI-PRO VSSI-PRO Contents Appendices TablesFigures Features Can be set to MM/DD/YY, DD/MM/YY or YY/MM/DDSpecifications SpecificationsWatchdog Timer Hardware and Software Connecting the VSSI-PRO Introduction Connecting the VSSI-PROATM to VSSI-PRO Installation VSSI-PRO Video ConnectionVSSI-PRO Connections DB-9 Male VSSI-Pro External Alarm Output Camera Interface DB-25 MaleSerial Input Programming the VSSI-PRO FEW Words about ProgrammingUser Front Panel Controls Setup Programming Getting StartedProgramming Menus Main-Menu for Programming the VSSI-ProSdlc Format CAT ELF Exit Bisync Format ExitAsync Format Exit FujitsuTcpip 232 Adapter Connections VSSI-PROTcpip 232 Debugging Mode Tcpip Format Tcpip Debugging ExitScreen Setup Custom ExitText Grayscale Clock Sub-Menu More on TIME/DATE Locking Hhmm, hhmmss hhmmAM, hhmmssAM hhmmPM, hhmmssPMTitler SET Titler Exit TitlerText Display Screen BlankChoices NONE, 6, 12, 20, 30, 60, 120, 180, 300 in seconds Choices 1 through Communication Parity Choices NONE, ODD, EvenChoices 7 or Address Setup ANY Baud Rate Address SetupAsync Bisync Sdlc Exit Parity None Data Bits ExitAddress SET UP ANY Data Encode NRZ Data Coding Ascii Exit Choices NRZ, NRZI, NrzidChoices Ascii or Ebcdic Hard Alarm Output Exception ReportON-SCREEN Flags Exception History SET Exception Output Time Stamp Exit Exception HistoryTotal Exceptions View ExceptionsExample Dest ID SCR ID ExitVSSI-Pro with DVR Connections Time Search Time Search Setting With DrawalException no Display Output Exception String No Sale Range Operator None ExitException no Application Note  Welcome to Bank of America OperatorDefining the Operator ChoicesAlarm Outputs Navigating the Range and the Exception StringDefining the Range Exiting the Range FieldAlarm no Alarm TriggerNone Sends no alarming data RTSChoices NO, NC Choices NONE, FLASH, REVERSE, FlashChoices 000, 002, 004,..., 236, 238 Triggered Text Display Text OFF Output Text SET Triggered Text ExitDisplay Text Programming the VSSI-PRO TEST/DEMO Mode Port 1 TestReceive RX Test Data HEX MS nibble HEX LS nibble RX Baudrate TX Baudrate Parity Data BIT Handshaking EchoingReceive RX Test Transmit TX Test RX/TX Test Exit Protocol RX Baudrate TX Baudrate Data Encode ReceivingProtocol RX Baudrate TX Baudrate Data Encode Capture to PortProtocol RX Baudrate TX Baudrate Data Encode Dumping Data Protocol Async Data Encode NRZ Ascii Capture Data toCHA RX Byte CHB RX ByteTransaction Begin TST ATM Raleigh Highwoods Blvd Raleigh #CODE*SERIAL Amount Withdrawal From CheckingDOWNLOAD/UPLOAD Setup Using VSSI-PRO to VSSI-PRO DOWNLOAD/UPLOAD Setup Using VSSI-Pro to VSSI-ProDownload Setup Upload Setup Exit DOWNLOAD/UPLOAD Setup Sub-MenuDOWNLOAD/UPLOAD Setup Using a PC UP/DOWNSET UP and DownData Dump Connections Appendix a Data Dump ConnectionsSdlc / Bisync Camera Port / Journal / Tcpip Performing a Data DumpProblem Solving Guide Appendix BMaster Reset the VSSI-Pro Master Reset the VSSI-PROFrequently Asked Questions Regarding ATM Interfacing Appendix DRS-485NETWORKER Appendix EAppendix F PC Software with ATM DataHard Alarm Output Appendix G TTLAppendix H DB-25 Female DB-9 MalePIN Assignment for Time Search Function Appendix Limited Warranty Appendix JLimited Warranty Appendix K Appendix K Appendix K Appendix K
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