Document Outline

• Contents
  • Important Safety Instructions
  • CAUTION
  • FCC Requirements
  • Telephone Consumer Protection Act
  • Canadian Department of Communications Statement
  • CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION
  • Programming Interface
  • Technical Support
  • About This Manual
  • CHAPTER 2: INSTALLATION
  • MOUNTING THE UNIT
  • POWER SURGE PROTECTION
  • BATTERY BACKUP
  • Turning the CPP Monitor 2000 on
  • TELEPHONE LINE
  • Line Seizure
  • INPUT CONFIGURATION
  • WIRING SENSORS AND TRANSDUCERS
  • LED INDICATORS
  • Inputs 1-8 and Power:
  • Battery:
  • System-On:
  • Phone:
  • CHAPTER 3: COMMUNICATIONS
  • Minimum requirements
  • Installation
  • WINDOWS ‘95 INSTALLATION
  • WINDOWS 3.1 INSTALLATION
  • Running the Software
  • CPP Monitor 2000 Menu Bar
  • Communications Setup
  • Local Port Configuration
  • Modem Setup
  • Communication Status
  • Advanced Comm Setup
  • Options
  • Options screen
  • CHAPTER 4: PROGRAMMING
  • Procedure
  • Communicating with CPP Monitor 2000
  • Local Communication
  • Modem Communication
  • Off-line Communication
  • Managing Unit Programming Files
  • To create a Data File:
  • To view a Data File Off-line:
  • To delete a Data File:
  • To load an existing Data File into a Sensaphone 2000 Unit:
  • System Programming
  • System Identification
  • Unit Phone Number:
  • Unit Description:
  • Clock:
  • Unit Date & Time
  • Auto Daylight Savings
  • Dialout Settings:
  • Dialing Method
  • Dialing Prefix
  • Alpha Pager Speed
  • Maximum Calling Rounds
  • Voice Repetitions
  • Access:
  • Acknowledgment Code
  • Voice Password
  • Slave ID
  • Passwords
  • Incoming Calls:
  • Rings Until Answer
  • Carrier Wait Time
  • INPUTS
  • Status tab:
  • Input Name:
  • Value (with units):
  • Status:
  • State:
  • Min & Max:
  • Clear Alarms:
  • Configuration tab:
  • Input Type:
  • Table Low & Table High:
  • Calibration:
  • Label/Units:
  • Alarm Programming tab:
  • Inputs Name:
  • Alarm Low Limit:
  • Alarm High Limit:
  • Recognition Time:
  • Call List:
  • Alarm Enable/Disable:
  • Alarm Reset Time:
  • MONITORS
  • Displaying Input Monitors
  • Delete Input Monitors
  • Bar Reading:
  • Low Limit:
  • High Limit:
  • Low Alarm Limit:
  • High Alarm Limit:
  • Minimum Input Reading:
  • Maximum Input Reading:
  • Gauge Reading:
  • Low Limit:
  • High Limit:
  • Low Alarm Limit:
  • High Alarm Limit:
  • Minimum Input Reading:
  • Maximum Input Reading:
  • Destinations
  • Name:
  • Destination:
  • Special Dialing Codes:
  • Special Alphanumeric Pager Dialing Codes
  • Call Zones:
  • Alarm Call Mode:
  • Disabled:
  • Until Acknowledged:
  • Inform:
  • Dial Type:
  • Intercall Delay:
  • Send Report:
  • DATALOGGING
  • Interval:
  • Use Start Time:
  • Start Time:
  • Inputs Being Logged:
  • Start/Stop datalogging:
  • RESET NOW Button
  • Downloading the Data Logger:
  • Viewing the Data Logger (on-line):
  • Viewing the Data Logger (off-line):
  • Input selection:
  • From Date and To Date:
  • Query:
  • Graph:
  • Export:
  • EVENT LOGGER
  • Downloading the Event Logger:
  • Viewing the Event Logger:
  • Unit selection:
  • Event types:
  • Query Times:
  • View:
  • Reset Event Logger:
  • REPORTS
  • Current Status:
  • Data Logger:
  • Use Start Time:
  • Report Interval:
  • POLLING
  • Global View:
  • Settings:
  • Reset Data Log:
  • CHAPTER 5: STATUS REPORT & VOICE MESSAGES
  • Playing/Recording Messages using the Voice Record Jack
  • Local Status Report
  • Status Report
  • Sample Status Report
  • CHAPTER 6: OPERATION
  • PART ONE: ALARM DIALOUT AND ACKNOWLEDGMENT
  • Alarm Recognition:
  • Alarm Notification:
  • Dialout Note: Call Progress
  • Alarm Call Mode: Until Acknowledged vs. Inform
  • Alarm Dialout - Voice
  • Alarm Dialout - Beeper
  • Alarm Dialout - Alphanumeric Pager
  • Alarm Dialout - Modem
  • Alarm Dialout - Fax
  • Alarm Dialout - E-mail
  • ALARM ACKNOWLEDGMENT:
  • Alarm Acknowledgment - Voice Dialout
  • Alarm Acknowledgment - Beeper Dialout
  • Alarm Acknowledgment - Alphanumeric Pager Dialout
  • Alarm Acknowledgment - Modem Dialout
  • Alarm Acknowledgment - Automatic (Max Calls)
  • PART TWO: REPORT DIALOUT
  • PART THREE: CALL-IN STATUS
  • Voice Mode:
  • CHAPTER 7: POLLING MODE & AUTO-ANSWER MODE
  • Enabling Auto Answer Mode
  • Enabling Polling Mode
  • APPENDIX A: SYSTEM EVENTS LIST
  • APPENDIX B: ENGINEERING SPECIFICATIONS
  • Electrical
  • Inputs
  • Datalogging
  • Communication
  • Programming
  • Visual Indicators
  • Environmental
  • Physical
  • Approvals
  • Warranty
  • APPENDIX C: THERMISTOR TABLES
  • APPENDIX D: RS232 SPECIFICATIONS
  • APPENDIX E: MODBUS PROTOCOL
  • APPENDIX F: TROUBLESHOOTING
  • APPENDIX G: ACCESSORIES
  • APPENDIX H: RETURNING THE UNIT FOR REPAIR