VS1 AND VOICE SYNTHESIZER EDITOR
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Use Instruction 80 to divert output location data
to an input location. See the CR10 Operator's
Manual for information on Instruction 80. The
following is an example of a *.DLD file using
Instruction 80.
*******************************************************
*
THE NEXT SECTION DIVERTS 60 MINUTE
MAXIMUM DATA GOING INTO THE OUTPUT
SECTION TO THE INPUT DATA SECTION.
*******************************************************
*
02:
P
11
Temp 107 Probe
01: 1
Rep
02: 1
IN Chan
03: 1
Excite all reps w/EXchan 1
04: 4
Loc [:AIR TEMPC]
05: 1
Mult
06: 0.0000
Offset
.
.
.
.
32:
P
92
If time is
01: 0000
minutes into a
02: 60
minute interval
03: 10
Set high Flag 0 (output)
33:
P80
Set Active Storage Area
01:
3
Input Storage Area
02:
5
Array ID or location
34:
P73
Maximize
01:
1
Rep
02:
11
Value with Hr-Min-Sec
03:
4
Loc AIR TEMPC
Every sixty minutes the maximum air
temperature information will be diverted to input
location #5. No output data will be sent to the
datalogger ring memory.
Instruction 80 needs to follow the instruction
setting Flag 0 and preceding the output
instruction. Keep in mind that all output
processing instructions following Instruction 80
will be diverted to an input memory location until
another Instruction 80 is used to reroute data. It
is best to use Instruction 80 at the end of your
program to make sure you divert only what you
want.
8.4 USING THE VS1 TO INITIATE CALLS
The VS1 can be used to initiate calls to specific
phone numbers in voice or modem mode when
preset datalogger conditions are met. The
original *.DLD file created using EDLOG will
require specific instructions as well as using the
Editor to modify the EDLOG created *.DLD file
to initiate calls.
8.4.1 INITIATE VOICE CALLS
To initiate voice calls you will need to include
Instruction 97 in your *.DLD file. This instruction
uses a modem option code that may or may not
be on the prompt sheet or in the CR10
Operator's Manual that came with your
datalogger. The rest of the information
concerning Instruction 97 in the manual is
correct.
Modem option code 31 is used with Instruction
97 to initiate voice calls.
NOTE: Do not follow Instruction 97 with
Instruction 63. It is not needed to initiate
voice calls.
If EDLOG is being used to create the program it
will highlight modem option code 31 as an error.
Press <Enter> and it will eventually take it. In
order for Instruction 97 to initiate you will need
to decide on the condition to reset your flag and
which flags to set. See the CR10 Operator's
Manual for more information.
To initiate voice calls in your *.dld program use
the Editor to do the following:
1.
Load your *.DLD file into the Editor after it
has been created in EDLOG.
2.
Once in the Editor, highlight the line that will
initiate the call and pull it up for editing.
3.
Highlight the "Initiate Call Flag [1..8]" field
and enter the number of the flag you are
using in your *.DLD program to initiate the
call. The "Initiate Call Flag [1..8]" field will
only appear if the correct Instruction 97 is in
the *.DLD file being edited.
4.
Save your changes.
5.
Either press <F6> or call up the "Initiate
call" suboption from the EDIT main menu
option. You should see a window appear in
the middle of your screen showing all the
user flags available for the CR10 and an
area to put in a phone number.
