ZETRON 025-9581M, Руководство по установке и обслуживанию

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Serial Port Programming
Ramp Time
This parameter sets the alert tone volume ramp time. The volume of an alert goes from no
volume to full volume in seven increments spread over the time period set with this
parameter. The valid range for Ramp Time includes any integer value from 0 to 9 seconds.
Hold Time
This parameter sets the alert tone's full volume, hold time. The valid range for Hold Time
includes any integer value from 0 to 9 seconds.
Sense Input
This parameter selects which of the sense inputs is used to acknowledge the selected alert.
The alert is acknowledged when the input goes active. One way to use this parameter is to
sense the presence of each vehicle at the station. When an alert for a particular unit sounds,
the vehicle alerted causes the Model 6203 to automatically acknowledge the alert and
change the its status to
Responding when the vehicle pulls out of the station and trips a
sensor. The same Sense Input can also be used to deactivate a relay. For example, it could
close a garage door or to turn off lights (see
“Relays” Menu on page 69). This parameter
accepts values from 0 to 4, where 0 indicates no sensor inputs.
Relays
This parameter selects which relays are associated with the selected alert. Relays
associated with a particular alert are activated by the Model 6203 whenever it receives that
alert condition. The condition that deactivates the relays is set in the Relay Menu.
One example for using this parameter is to connect a relay that is associated with a unit
alert, to the overhead door opener for that unit. Whenever an alert for that unit is received
the relay is activated, opening the garage door.
This parameter accepts values from 1 to 4. Entering a number either associates or
disassociates (toggles) the numbered relay with the alert being programmed.
Test Alert
This menu selection is found in the Alert Parameters Selection Menu. Selecting this item
sounds the tone for the selected alert as presently configured. Use this feature when setting
up the tones in the station to temporarily sound the alert tones.
“Relays” Menu
The Relay Menu selection is found in the Main menu (not to be confused with the Relays
selection under the Alerts menu). It is used for the configuration of the Model 6203 relays.
The menu in
Figure 18 appears when Relays is selected from the Main menu.
Selecting one of the relays listed in this menu will display the Relay Parameter Selection
Menu as shown in
Figure 19 .