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3.4 Notes for Section 3
When the panel is on-line with the computer but no uploading/downloading is being
performed, a command is sent to the panel every 20 seconds to tell the panel to
remain on-line. If the communication is terminated without first sending the hang-up
command to the panel, the panel will time out and go into the on-hook state. This
prevents the panel from staying on the line and thus disabling the communicator.
When sending the transmission, the modem will beep a number of times every 20
seconds. During that time any key presses will be stored in the keyboard buffer until
the transmission is finished.
After all [F3] and [F4] commands other than “Upload Selected Status” are executed,
the downloading software automatically uploads the current alarm status. If the panel
is in alarm, a window will appear on the screen and the computer’s speaker will
produce a siren-like sound. NOTE: This feature is not supported on the PC4000.
All communications will time out after 10 minutes of inactivity. If the computer and the
panel have accidentally been left on-line, the computer will automatically hang up the
call.
As soon as communication between the computer and the panel is established, the
software version number of the panel is displayed in the upper right-hand corner of
the screen, immediately to the left of the on-line timer. When communication is
terminated, this information and the on-line timer will disappear. For PC5010, PC5015,
PC5008, PC4020, PC4010, PC4000, PC1575/1580, PC1565-2P, PC1555/1565, and
PC580/585, the software version number is displayed in the bottom left-hand corner
of the screen.
The DLS-1 features a Transmission (Tx efficiency) Monitor to measure the quality of
the connection between the computer and the control panel. Transmission is
constantly monitored and the results are displayed as a percentage in the bottom-left-
hand corner of the screen, or by a bar graph in the middle of the screen for the
PC5010, PC5015, PC5008, PC4020, PC4010, PC4000, PC1575/1580, PC1565-2P,
PC1555/1565 and PC580/585 panels. The software keeps track of how many
commands have been sent to the panel, and how many commands failed and had
to be repeated. As a result, the quality of the communication can be found. This figure
is updated every time the computer sends a command to the panel, except for
transmissions used to maintain contact with the panel (NOP Instructions). If trouble
is encountered when communicating with a certain panel, this feature could be used
to help determine if the problem lies in the communication connection.
Every time a byte (character) is sent to the panel or received from the panel, an
indication is made on the bottom of the screen. An “S” character is used to represent
a byte that has been sent to the panel, and an “R” character is used to represent a
byte that is received from the panel. This feature is useful if you have an internal
modem and cannot view communication status lights, or if you have an external
modem that is located out-of-sight.
If any kind of panel-initiated call is used to communicate with the downloading
computer and the connection is not made, a failure to communicate trouble will not
be generated in the panel.
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