User's Manual

4. Setting Up for Initial Operation
EAC-2100 Manual: (Draft, 02/01) Page 4-21
4.6.8 Programming Alarms and Thresholds (Continued)
Choose the number of the output(s) connected and program the desired state.
You may specify:
• Low
• Low if critical alarm exists
• High
• High if critical alarm exists
The "low/high if critical alarm exists" options are provided to allow for
connection to external alarm signaling equipment.
7. Type N <CR> to review the Critical Alarms Menu, shown here with
default values.
F NOTE: This illustration represents the complete Critical Alarms
Menu. In actual application, only half of the Critical Alarms
Menu can be viewed at a time due to minimal screen space. To
access additional Critical Alarms Menu selections, type Z <CR>.
Critical Alarms Menu
Default Values
A
Board Out-of-Service Alarm........................................................... CRITICAL
B Board ROM Alarm.......................................................................... CRITICAL
C Board Calibration Memory Alarm .................................................. CRITICAL
D Serial Data Link Alarm.................................................................... CRITICAL
E Personality Mismatch Alarm ........................................................... CRITICAL
F Synthesizer Unlocked Alarm........................................................... CRITICAL
G RVS PA Pwr Low Alarm................................................................ CRITICAL
H RSSI Alarm....................................................................................LOG ONLY
I PA Out-of-Service Alarm................................................................ CRITICAL
J PA Temp - High Alarm................................................................. LOG ONLY
K PA Power - Low Alarm................................................................... CRITICAL
L PA to Antenna Loss High Alarm.................................................... CRITICAL
N
ROM Alarm..................................................................................... CRITICAL
O RAM Alarm..................................................................................... CRITICAL
P NOVRAM Alarm............................................................................ CRITICAL
R Power Supply Voltages - Low Alarm ............................................. CRITICAL
S External Analog Input Alarm........................................................LOG ONLY
T External Digital Input - Alarms.....................................................LOG ONLY
Z Display More Critical Alarms