Falcon user guide – RLE FMS8 User Manual

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Falcon User Guide

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5 - Relays
Displays the Relay Configuration Menu, where
output relays are configured. The system recognizes
installed option cards and will automatically prompt
for appropriate number of relays to configure. Select
the relay to configure and modify accordingly.

Type defines the relay state.

Timer is the number of seconds relay is active.
0=instant, -1=continuous.

Label is the 64 character relay description.

Previous relay backs up one relay.

Next relay displays the next relay.

** System Menu/Help **

SS - System Status

CA - Current Alarms

KA - Kill All Alarms

LM - Log Menu

TI - Display Date/Time

AD - ADC Input Values

MS - Modem Stats

NS - Network Stats

AT - Arp Table

SC - System Confi g

DU - Dump Network Packets

NT - Network Trace

PING - Ping an IP Address

EX - Exit to Bootloader

Enter Menu Selection >

Enter Menu Selection > SC ******

** Main Confi guration Menu **

1. System Menu

2. IP Confi g Menu

3. Modem Confi g menu

4. EIA-485 Confi g menu

5. Factory Menu

6. Load/Save Confi g Data

7. Confi guration Password

8. E-Mail, SMTP Confi g Menu

X. Exit

Enter Menu Selection >

Enter Menu Selection >1

System Confi guration Menu

1. System Name: Falcon Monitoring System

2. Clock: 10/27/00 16:37:17

3. Keypad Access

4. Inputs

5. Relays

6. Battery

7. Analog Averaging: 0

8. Persistent Traps: 0

9. Slave Inputs

10. Slave Relays

11. Schedules

12. BACnet

13. Exit & Save

Enter Menu Selection >

Enter Menu Selection >5

Relay Confi guration Menu

Relay #1 of 6

1. Type: Normally Off

2. Timer: -1

3. Label: RELAY #1

4. Schedule: None

5. Previous Relay

6. Next Relay

7. Return

Enter Menu Selection >6

Relay Confi guration Menu

Relay #2 of 6

1. Type: Keypad Control

2. Timer: 10

3. Label: RELAY #2

4. Schedule: None

5. Previous Relay

6. Next Relay

7. Return

Enter Menu Selection >

6 - Input Power
This option allows the user to monitor the input
voltage that powers the Falcon. If the Falcon is
powered by a voltage source that may be less than
20V, it should be monitored.

Menu Selection 1: 1=installed (monitoring on),
0=not installed (monitoring off).

Menu Selection 2: Trip point at which an alarm
sounds.

Menu Selection 3: Numbers to call when in alarm
state.

Menu Selection 4: Correct for any offset introduced
by the measurement circuitry of the Falcon. The
Falcon has its own meter which reads the voltage
of incoming power. Measure the voltage with an
independent meter and adjust this offset accordingly.
The Falcon’s meter may not read the most accurate
voltage, due to the operation of the Falcon itself.

** System Menu/Help **

SS - System Status

CA - Current Alarms

KA - Kill All Alarms

LM - Log Menu

TI - Display Date/Time

AD - ADC Input Values

MS - Modem Stats

NS - Network Stats

AT - Arp Table

SC - System Confi g

DU - Dump Network Packets

NT - Network Trace

PING - Ping an IP Address

EX - Exit to Bootloader

Enter Menu Selection >

Enter Menu Selection > SC ******

** Main Confi guration Menu **

1. System Menu

2. IP Confi g Menu

3. Modem Confi g menu

4. EIA-485 Confi g menu

5. Factory Menu

6. Load/Save Confi g Data

7. Confi guration Password

8. E-Mail, SMTP Confi g Menu

X. Exit

Enter Menu Selection >

Enter Menu Selection >1

System Confi guration Menu

1. System Name: Falcon Monitoring System

2. Clock: 10/27/00 16:37:17

3. Keypad Access

4. Inputs

5. Relays

6. Battery

7. Analog Averaging: 0

8. Persistent Traps: 0

9. Slave Inputs

10. Slave Relays

11. Schedules

12. BACnet

13. Exit & Save

Enter Menu Selection >

Enter Menu Selection >6

Battery Confi guration Menu

1. Alarm: Installed

2. Low Voltage Trip Point: 21

3. Alarm Dial Out: 1,6,7,0,0

4. Input Voltage Offset: 0.54

5. Return

Enter Menu Selection >

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