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- Table of contents
- TROUBLESHOOTING
- BOOKMARKS
- CPP Monitor 2000 1
- Contents 2
- Important Safety Instructions 11
- FCC Requirements 12
- Chapter 1: Introduction 17
- Programming Interface 18
- Technical Support 18
- About This Manual 18
- Chapter 2: Installation 21
- POWER SURGE PROTECTION 22
- BATTERY BACKUP 22
- TELEPHONE LINE 23
- INPUT CONFIGURATION 24
- LED INDICATORS 26
- Chapter 3: Communications 27
- Running the Software 28
- CPP Monitor 2000 Menu Bar 29
- Communications Setup 30
- Modem Setup 30
- Communication Status 31
- Advanced Comm Setup 32
- Options screen 34
- Chapter 4: Programming 35
- Procedure 36
- Local Communication 37
- Modem Communication 37
- Off-line Communication 38
- To create a Data File: 38
- SYSTEM PROGRAMMING 39
- System Identification 40
- Unit Phone Number: 40
- Unit Description: 40
- Default setting: On 41
- Alpha Pager Speed 42
- Maximum Calling Rounds 42
- Voice Repetitions 42
- Acknowledgment Code 42
- Voice Password 42
- Slave ID 43
- Passwords 43
- Incoming Calls: 43
- Rings Until Answer 43
- Carrier Wait Time 43
- Status tab: 44
- Min & Max: 45
- Configuration tab: 46
- Calibration: 47
- Label/Units: 47
- Alarm Programming tab: 48
- Alarm High Limit: 49
- Recognition Time: 49
- Call List: 49
- MONITORS 50
- Delete Input Monitors 51
- Bar Reading: 51
- Low Limit: 51
- High Limit: 51
- Low Alarm Limit: 51
- High Alarm Limit: 52
- Minimum Input Reading: 52
- Maximum Input Reading: 52
- Gauge Reading: 52
- DESTINATIONS 54
- Destination: 55
- Special Dialing Codes: 56
- Call Zones: 57
- Alarm Call Mode: 58
- Disabled: 58
- Until Acknowledged: 58
- Dial Type: 60
- DATALOGGING 61
- Interval: 62
- Use Start Time: 63
- Start Time: 63
- Inputs Being Logged: 63
- Start/Stop datalogging: 63
- Downloading the Data Logger: 64
- Input selection: 65
- From Date and To Date: 65
- EVENT LOGGER 66
- Downloading the Event Logger: 67
- Viewing the Event Logger: 67
- Unit selection: 68
- Reset Event Logger: 69
- Event types: 69
- Query Times: 69
- Current Status: 70
- Data Logger: 70
- Report Interval: 70
- Global View: 72
- Settings: 73
- Print Event Log button 74
- Local Status Report 76
- Status Report 76
- Sample Status Report 77
- Chapter 6: Operation 79
- Alarm Dialout - Voice 80
- Alarm Dialout - Beeper 81
- Alarm Dialout - Modem 81
- ALARM ACKNOWLEDGMENT: 82
- PART TWO: REPORT DIALOUT 86
- PART THREE: CALL-IN STATUS 87
- Enabling Auto Answer Mode 89
- Enabling Polling Mode 89
- APPENDIX A 91
- System Events List 91
- APPENDIX B 93
- Engineering Specifications 93
- Datalogging 94
- Communication 94
- Programming 95
- Visual Indicators 95
- Environmental 95
- Physical 95
- Approvals 96
- Warranty 96
- 2.8K Thermistor Data 97
- 10K Thermistor Data 98
- APPENDIX D 99
- RS232 Specifications 99
- APPENDIX E 101
- Modbus Protocol 101
- Appendix E: Modbus Protocol 103
- COMMUNICATIONS 109
- Cause SolutionProblem 110
- Appendix F: Troubleshooting 111
- MONITORING 112
- III: TEMPERATURE 112
- ENERAL P 113
- Problem 114
- Cause Solution 114
- APPENDIX G 115
- Accessories 115
- Terminal Block 117
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