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=Overview=
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An I/O module is part of a PSM & TIM, the Switch Contact Module is an IO module without a touch screen interface. All of these can receive wired contacts from outside sources. This guide explains how to setup the contact as an alarm that would trigger an alarm in the VT3000 system. In order for this input to work properly, you will need to have a wired contact connected to the I/O module. [[VT3000_-_Wired_Input_Connection_(IO_Module)|'''CLICK HERE''']] for more information on wiring.
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'''1.''' Open the VT3000 software – login – select Configuration – select Devices.
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'''2.''' Select an existing device to edit or select to add a new device.
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|An I/O module is part of a PSM & TIM, the Switch Contact Module is an IO module without a touch screen interface. All of these can receive wired contacts from outside sources. After you have physically wired your contact into the IO module you will need to setup that Input. This guide explains how to setup the contact/input as an alarm/transition.
 
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'''3.''' Select the Discrete Inputs tab.
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|<big>'''Requirements'''</big>
 
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'''4.''' There are 4 inputs that can be configured – select the output that is wired.
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|'''1.'''  The VT3000 Core Software installed and running on your system.
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|'''2.''' A Coordinator must be setup, powered and communicating with the VT3000 Core Software.
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|'''3.''' Switch Contact, TIM or PSM - the device must be powered and communicating with the system.
 
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'''5.''' The Input Properties window will show - type will be set to Disabled - select the down arrow - select Transition.
|'''4.''' Contact Wire from your machine must be wired into one of the Inputs on the I/O (Part 1).
 
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'''6.''' The following options will be available after Transition is selected.
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    '''a. Type –''' select Transition
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    '''b. Enabled –''' select to enable input.
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    '''c. Inverted –''' select if wired signal is inverted (contact always on - off trips the alarm).
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    '''d. On Delay –''' leave as default.
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    '''e. Off Delay –''' leave as default.
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    '''f. Linked To –''' used to link an alarm with the contact. Alarms set up as Switch Contacts will appear in the list.
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'''7.''' Example:
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8. After the Transition is setup click on the Save & Exit button. The setup must be saved first before it can be linked in the following steps.
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9. Select the PSM/TIM the Transition was added to - select the Edit button.
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|<big>'''Step 1.'''</big>  
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|Open the VT3000 web interface – select VT3000 Core Software - log in – select Configuration – select Devices.
10. Select Monitoring Points tab.
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11. Switch Contact alarms must be Root Alarms - select Root - select the Alarm icon.
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|<big>'''Step 2.'''</big>
12. Alarm Properties:
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|Select the Device that you wired the contact into in Part # 1 - this would be the wires pulled from your machine into the VersaCall I/O or Switch Contact Module.
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    '''a. Alarm Name''' - enter a name.
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    '''b. Mode''' - select one of the 3 Switch Contact options
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          '''i. Dual State''' - contact ON sets alarm - contact OFF clears alarm.
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          '''ii. Tri-State''' - contact ON sets alarm - operator can acknowledge on touch screen -contact OFF clears alarm.
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          '''ii. Tri-State w/Reason on Acknowledge''' - contact ON sets alarm - operator can acknowledge on touch screen -contact OFF clears alarm.
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    '''c. Color''' - select Red.
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13. Select Save & Exit button.       
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14. Select the PSM/TIM the Transition & Alarm was added to - select the Edit button.
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15. Select Discrete Inputs tab.
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16. Select the Transition setup earlier.
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|Select the input (VersaCall I/O or Switch Contact Module) that you wired your machine connection into.
17. Transition Properties - select down arrow on Linked To - select Machine Down alarm.
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18. Select Save & Exit button.       
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==Update the Module==
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'''1.''' [[VT3000_-_Update_Configuration_-_TIM,_PSM,_BSC|'''Click Here''']] for instructions on updating the module.
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|The Input Properties window will show - by default, the type will be set to Disabled - select the down arrow - select Transition.
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[[VT3000_-_Wired_Input_Connection_(IO_Module)|Connect Wired Input]]
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|'''Type''' – select Transition for an Alarm - contact will either be On or Off.
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|'''Enabled''' – select to enable input - this will make the input active at all times. For most configurations this would be check marked. The exception would be if you want to only enable the input when a Process is started/running.
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|'''Inverted''' – select if wired signal is inverted (contact always on - off trips the alarm).
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|'''On Delay''' – leave as default - causes a delay in milliseconds before the contact is turned on.
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|'''Off Delay''' – leave as default - causes a delay in milliseconds before the contact is turned off.
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|'''Linked To''' – leave this field as Not Set - this item will be addressed in Part # 3.
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|After the Transition is setup click on the Save & Exit button. The setup must be saved first before it can be linked in the following steps (Part #3).
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|[[VT3000 - Wired Input Connection (IO Module)|How to Wire an Input]]
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|[[VT3000 - Add Contact Alarm - Dual State|Setup an Input as a Dual State Alarm]]
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|[[VT3000 - Add Contact Alarm - Tri-State|Setup an Input as a Tri-State Alarm]]
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|[[VT3000 - Add Contact Alarm - Tri-State w/Reason on Acknowledge|Setup an Input as a Tri-State w/Reason on Acknowledge Alarm]]
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|[[VT3000 - Enable Disable an Input using a Process|Turn an Input On/Off with a Process]]
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Overview
An I/O module is part of a PSM & TIM, the Switch Contact Module is an IO module without a touch screen interface. All of these can receive wired contacts from outside sources. After you have physically wired your contact into the IO module you will need to setup that Input. This guide explains how to setup the contact/input as an alarm/transition.


Requirements
See Requirements Here
1. The VT3000 Core Software installed and running on your system.
2. A Coordinator must be setup, powered and communicating with the VT3000 Core Software.
3. Switch Contact, TIM or PSM - the device must be powered and communicating with the system.
4. Contact Wire from your machine must be wired into one of the Inputs on the I/O (Part 1).


Completion Steps
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Video



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Step 1.
Open the VT3000 web interface – select VT3000 Core Software - log in – select Configuration – select Devices.
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Step 2.
Select the Device that you wired the contact into in Part # 1 - this would be the wires pulled from your machine into the VersaCall I/O or Switch Contact Module.
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Step 3.
Select the Discrete Inputs tab.
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Step 4.
Select the input (VersaCall I/O or Switch Contact Module) that you wired your machine connection into.
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Step 5.
The Input Properties window will show - by default, the type will be set to Disabled - select the down arrow - select Transition.
WireAlarm1.png



Step 6.
Discrete Input Properties:
WireAlarm2.png
Type – select Transition for an Alarm - contact will either be On or Off.
Enabled – select to enable input - this will make the input active at all times. For most configurations this would be check marked. The exception would be if you want to only enable the input when a Process is started/running.
Inverted – select if wired signal is inverted (contact always on - off trips the alarm).
On Delay – leave as default - causes a delay in milliseconds before the contact is turned on.
Off Delay – leave as default - causes a delay in milliseconds before the contact is turned off.
Linked To – leave this field as Not Set - this item will be addressed in Part # 3.



Step 7.
After the Transition is setup click on the Save & Exit button. The setup must be saved first before it can be linked in the following steps (Part #3).
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Select a Guide Here
How to Wire an Input
Setup an Input as a Dual State Alarm
Setup an Input as a Tri-State Alarm
Setup an Input as a Tri-State w/Reason on Acknowledge Alarm
Turn an Input On/Off with a Process



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