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Phonetics 5100, 5000 manual Alarm Dialout Data Mode, Sump Float = Exists

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Sensaphone® ISACC Instruction Manual

The alarm has been acknowledged and the unit will then disconnect from the telephone line.

If the touch-tone code is not received, ISACC will respond by saying:

"Have a good day."

The alarm is not acknowledged. ISACC will continue calling the next phone number. You may call the unit back using a touch-tone telephone, PC or terminal to acknowledge the alarm. An alarm cannot be acknowledged using a pulse (rotary) telephone.

ALARM DIALOUT - DATA MODE

When ISACC dials to a PC or terminal using its internal modem, it sends data information indicating the alarm condition. Acknowledgment is requested at the end of the report. You may also program ISACC to acknowledge on carrier when dialing out in data mode.

Example: If acknowledge on carrier is selected as NO, ISACC will display the following during a data mode alarm dialout:

ALARM DIALOUT

The time is 11:52:25 PM the date is 12/29/93 Unit identification = Sun

Phone number of unit = 555-5674

Reason	for	dialout
IN02 =	"HI	SUMP FLOAT	" = EXISTS

Acknowledge alarms (Y or N) ?

Type Y to acknowledge the alarm. Type N to leave the alarm unacknowledged. Enter your answer. The following will then be displayed:

Stay online (Y or N)?

If you wish to stay online with ISACC to access programming and interrogate the unit, type Y. If you do not want to stay online with ISACC, type N for NO. If you left the alarm unac- knowledged, ISACC will then resume dialing the next phone number.

Example: If acknowledge on carrier is selected as YES, ISACC will display the following during a data mode alarm dialout:

ALARM DIALOUT

The time is 11:52:25 PM the date is 12/29/93 Unit identification = Sun

Phone number of unit = 555-5674

Reason	for	dialout
IN02 =	"HI	SUMP FLOAT	" = EXISTS

Stay online (Y or N)?

If you type Y for YES, ISACC will allow you to stay online to program and interrogate.

If you type N for NO, ISACC will hang up and your PC or terminal will lose the carrier. In either case, the alarm is acknowledged.

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Phonetics 5100, 5000 manual Alarm Dialout Data Mode, Sump Float = Exists

Contents

Sensaphone Page Safety Instructions Page Table of Contents Communication Setup Programming Warranty About the Manual Programming IsaccLearning to USE Isacc Page Unpacking Isacc Grounding Wrist StrapStrain Relief Operating EnvironmentMounting Isacc Powering Isacc Backup BatteryAdditional Surge Protection RechargeLithium Battery Reset ButtonPhone Line Installation Turning Isacc onBoard Level Installation FGD-5100 AC supply requirements DC supply requirements Recharge Grounding IsaccTurning Isacc on FCC Requirements Canadian Department of Communications Notice Page Communication Setup Setup for PC Local Communication Through RS232 PortOn OFF To configure P10 for 2400 bps, the shunts must be on on OFF Setup for Terminal 300 bps On OFF Remote Communication VIA Modem Isacc RS232 Specifications Network WiringFive Isacc units networked Inputs HOW the Inputs WorkP12 Wiring Sensors to the Inputs Input Terminal BlockShielded Wire Length of Wire Input ModulesTo wire the logic I/O right side to Isacc DIP Connector for a 16-MODULE RackTo use the 16-module rack Isacc Input Specifications DC Input Module FGD-0017HOW the Outputs Work Output Terminal BlocksWiring the Mechanical Relay Wiring the Digital Outputs To wire the 4-module rack logic I/O to Isacc Power Digital OutputsTo install the 8-module rack with Isacc Below is a pin-out of the digital outputs DIP connector To use a high power solid state relay Wiring the Analog Outputs DigitalAnalog RelaySolid State Relay Specifications Power Supplies Page Dialout Phone NUMBER, Dialing MODE, and Label Name KeywordsISACCshow phone System ISACCshow system System InformationClock InputsISACCset system ISACCshow clockItype ISACCshow inputsInput Name Value Status LOW Limit High Limit MIN MAX ISACCshow itypeISACCset itype VoltageISACCshow table ISACCset table0800 2300ISACCset limits LimitsISACCshow limits Recognition ISACCshow recognitionInput Recognition Time IN01 = LOW Well Float Flow Rate GPMAlarms ISACCshow alarmsDialout ISACCshow dialoutISACCset outputs OutputsISACCshow outputs Oname ISACCshow onameOutput Label Names ISACCset onamePhone ISACCset phoneOtto Selection ISACCshow selectionISACCset voice VoiceISACCshow voice Logging ISACCshow loggingData Logging ISACCset loggingNetwork ISACCset networkNetwork Requests ISACCshow networkVariables ISACCshow variablesProgram Variables ISACCset variablesReset IsacccommandClear Dialout Alarms ClearPatch HelpISACCpatch LoggingExit DataDiag Page Specifications About the C LanguagePage Structure Following are not valid variable names Programming Insert This is a c programISACCinsert New lineList DeleteErase Compile RUNStart & Stop ISACCcompileFor this example, the recommended reload time is 2 seconds Language Keywords Main If input2100 PutsIt is hot\n Else PutsIt is cold\n Page MONTH, DAY, YEAR, HOURS, Minutes & Seconds Exists & UptimeMain If exists==1 Output9,1 Else Output9,0 Function Library Alarm Enable Input Isalarm Network Output Outspec PutnumPuts ShutdownReset function always returns a zero Reload Setinput Arrays Sample ProgramFollowing is a step by step explanation of the program 105 Error Handling Differences Between Standard C and Isacc C First program fragment uses a While loop for the timing This example demonstrates Time Delay and Output Disabling Programming Examples110 111 Common Isacc Programming Errors This program simply does not do what it should 114 Alarm Dialout Voice Mode HOW the Unit WorksSump Float = Exists Alarm Dialout Data ModeAlarm Dialout Call Progress Alarm Dialout BeeperStatus Report Voice Mode Voice Mode Output Control Status Report Data ModeData Logger External Modem119 120 STAND-ALONE Commands GlossarySET/SHOW Keywords Appendix a 124 Appendix B II. I/O Channel Attributes and Features IV. Programming VI. Remote Operation Features 129 130 Appendix C 132 Appendix D 134 135 2IO-8 137 138 Appendix E 140 Appendix F 142 Warranty