Microtel CellStat v.1.0 User Manual

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MICROTEL

CellStat

Configuring Fault Inputs

The CellStat

features true modularity—Fault input channels operate completely

independently of each other. Using the following commands, each Fault Input in your
dialer can be configured to operate uniquely to satisfy your application requirements. For
each Fault Input, record a voice message, program an alarm integration delay, and define
the input channel’s normal (non-alarm) state.

z I/O Channel Voice Name An individual I/O channel’s spoken voice name.

*c1

Play I/O channel c voice name

**c1~

Record I/O channel c voice name

NOTE: User cannot record a voice message for the Power Fault channel 5

Sample Message- Channel one normally open digital input.

A new channel name can be recorded with the '**c1' command. Once the command
is typed record your voice message after the dialer prompts you “Ready”. A
maximum of 6 seconds of recording time is allowed for each fault input message.

z I/O Channel Fault Delay When channel c changes state, this timer delays an alarm

until the channel has been in the alarm state for this many seconds (SS). This
parameter will filter out noisy, or temporary, state changes from placing undesired
nuisance alarm calls. During this fault delay period, the corresponding CH LED
indicator will turn yellow, indicating that the input channel is NOT in its normal state,
but has not been in the state long enough to cause an alarm callout. After the delay
has elapsed, and the fault state condition still exists, the corresponding CH LED will
turn RED.

*c2

Report I/O channel c delay

**c2SS

Program I/O channel c delay

Example- Command:

**1230

Response:

Channel one fault delay is three zero seconds.

z I/O Alarm Configuration Selection of channel c normal state (OPEN or

CLOSED)

*c3

Review I/O channel c alarm configuration

**c31/0

Program I/O channel c alarm configuration

Example- Command:

**131

Response:

Channel one normal state is open