Barnett Engineering ARU CV2 Enabled, Digital and Watchdog Points, Alarm State, Dtmf Tag

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Configuration using the PC

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Enabled

When a point is enabled, alarm activities will be reported and it can be interrogated for its current status. A disabled point does not produce alarms and cannot be interrogated. Changing the enable flag does not alter any of the other settings for this point.

Default Point state: disabled.

Digital and Watchdog Points

Settings for Watchdog points are the same as for Digital points.

Alarm State

Points can be set to register an alarm in two ways: only when the alarm condition is present, or latched when an alarm condition is first detected. Latched operation means that the alarm is set when the input change is first detected and will remain in that state until the group it is using is acknowledged. If the alarm is not latched, it will be removed as an alarm when the input condition returns to normal.

Default alarm state: when active.

DTMF Tag

The DTMF Tag is used to generate signaling messages for remote equipment. If a DTMF tag is available, it will be sent if the [SIGNAL] command is present in the Directory.

The tag can consist of 1 to 7 digits and may use any of the 16 DTMF digits including A, B, C, and D.

Default DTMF Tag: empty string - no signaling.

Interval Point

An Interval Point uses only the common settings. It cannot generate alarms, but can be interrogated to obtain readings.

Totalizer Point

Totalizers cannot generate alarms, but can be interrogated to obtain readings. In addition to the common ones, the totalizer also has the these settings:

Decimal Place

A decimal place can be inserted into the spoken message for a totalizer. Five decimal locations are available:

XXXXX.

XXXX.Y

XXX.YY

XX.YYY

X.YYYY

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Contents 1272M001 3UR7DONContents Cv2 Capabilities What constitutes an alarm?Way in which the Cv2 processes alarms is shown in Figure How are alarms processed?What actions should occur when an alarm is detected? How do you want to respond to an alarm call? What if an alarm is not acknowledged? What do you want the Cv2 to do when you call it?Sending remote control commands Troubleshooting IndicatorsAre the inputs connected properly? Antenna requirements MountingPackaged model Ground closure alarm signal Input port connectionsStand-alone model 2 +12 volt alarm signal 3 +5 volt alarm signalAnalog input Output port connections Configuration programming connectionStand-alone Cv2 Starting the configuration program Installing the programDesktop and how to access programming functions PC requirementsHardware File OperationsGeneral GroupsDirectories Configuring the Cv2Programming Hardware sectionWatchdog Input Interval InputTotalizer Input On/Off Output Timed OutputPoints section Common Settings for Points Port Selection Using GroupPoint Name Alarm State EnabledDigital and Watchdog Points Dtmf TagClear Code UnitsAnalog Point Calibrate Binary ValuesDecimal Values Hysteresis On/Off Output PointDtmf On Code Dtmf Off Code Timed Output PointGroup section Enable Auto Ack Enable This GroupGroup Name Acknowledge CodeTimers Enable Ack RequestShort Timer Long TimerNew Alarm Alarm ActiveSpecial Function Outputs Acknowledge ReceivedWait DialAlert Auto AckVoice AnswerAccess Code SignalDelete Site NameShift Change Code Temporary Acknowledge TimeCall Progress Configuration Data Voice MessagesVocabulary Setup AccessCommands Dial Cv2 Site ID is Ajax Compressor Station Cv2 Electrical on or Electrical OFF Telset Programming Summary Exit Record Points Query NAM Programmable Features SpecificationsOptions TelephoneWarranty