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=Overview=
=Overview=
This guide explains how to setup wired lights that are attached to a Call Station, BSC, TIM or PSM. The example shown in the guide is for a 5 color light stack attached to a Call Station. Color stack light order is Green at the top then Red, Amber, Blue and White. Green is wired to O5, Red to O1, Amber to O2, Blue to O3 and White to O4. The instructions below will also be the same for any alarms setup on a BSC, TIM or PSM.
This guide explains how to control a light stack that is attached/wired to a Call station. The example shown in the guide is for a 5 color light stack attached to a Call Station. Regardless of how many lights you have in your stack, the instructions will be exactly the same.
 
There are 3 steps to the overall process:
 
    Attach/Wire the Light Stack
 
    Setup the Lights for the Module - Covered in this Guide
 
    Control the Lights for the Module




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'''1.''' VT3000 Core Software installed and running on your system.
'''1.''' VT3000 Core Software installed and running on your system.


'''2.''' A Light Stack wired to a Call Station, BSC, TIM or PSM
'''2.''' A Light Stack wired to a Call Station.


'''3.''' A Call Station, BSC, TIM or PSM powered and communicating with the system.
'''3.''' The Call Station with the stack light, powered and communicating with the system.


'''4.''' A Call Station, BSC, TIM or PSM configured in the system.
'''4.''' An existing Call Station configuration in the system.




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'''2.''' Select the Call Station from the list – select Edit.
'''2.''' Select the Configuration of the Call Station with the Light Stack attached from the list – select Edit.


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'''4.''' Select Discrete Output 1.
'''4.''' Select Discrete Output 1.


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'''5.''' Discrete Output Properties:
'''5.''' An Explanation of the Discrete Output Properties for a Normal Type:


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     '''a. Description''' – enter a name for the output – light color.
     '''a. Description''' – enter a name for the output – light color.
     '''b. Type''' – 3 options:
     '''b. Type''' – Normal – output will turn on/off when commanded.
          '''i. Normal''' – output will turn on/off when commanded.
          '''ii. Disabled''' – output will not turn on/off.
          '''iii. Related''' – output will turn on/off when another output is on/off.
     '''c. Inverted''' – output will do the opposite of normal.
     '''c. Inverted''' – output will do the opposite of normal.
    '''d. Default State''' - what behavior the output will perform when it has no command.
     '''d. On Delay''' – number of milliseconds to elapse before the output turns on.
     '''d. On Delay''' – number of milliseconds to elapse before the output turns on.
     '''e. Off Delay''' – number of milliseconds to elapse before the output turns off.
     '''e. Off Delay''' – number of milliseconds to elapse before the output turns off.
     '''f. Blink On''' – number of milliseconds to stay on during blink.
     '''f. Blink On''' – number of milliseconds to stay on during blink.
     '''g. Blink Off''' – number or milliseconds to stay off during blink.
     '''g. Blink Off''' – number or milliseconds to stay off during blink.
    '''h. Direct''' – available when Related Type is selected. Not applicable.
    '''i. Inverse''' – available when Related Type is selected. Explained in Step 8.




'''6.''' Example - all lights excluding Green:
 
'''6.''' Setup Discrete Output 1 as the Red Light. This is done because the Red Light is wired into O1 on the Call Station.


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    '''a. Description''' – enter Red Light.
    '''b. Type''' – leave this as normal.
    '''c. Inverted''' – leave this unchecked.
    '''d. Default State''' – select Off.
    '''e. On Delay''' – leave this as Zero.
    '''f. Off Delay''' – leave this as Zero.
    '''g. Blink On''' – leave this as 5.
    '''h. Blink Off''' – leave this as 5.
'''7.''' Setup the other lights in the exact same manner - only the Output Description will change. Examples of each light setup is shown below. Please use the Exact same order that we have shown below as this will match up with the way your Call Station has been wired.
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     '''a. Description''' – enter the light color.
 
     '''b. Type''' – leave this as normal.
'''8.''' The Green light is setup to do the opposite of each of the other lights. For this reason, the Green light configuration is setup differently - we use a Related Type. The image below shows the options available for a Related Type:
     '''c. Inverted''' – leave this unchecked.
 
     '''d. Default State''' – select Off.
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     '''e. On Delay''' – enter Zero.
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     '''f. Off Delay''' – enter Zero.
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     '''g. Blink On''' – enter 5.
 
    '''h. Blink Off''' – enter 5.
 
     '''a. Description''' – enter a name for the output – light color.
     '''b. Type''' – Related – output will turn on/off when another selected output is on/off.
     '''c. Inverted''' – output will do the opposite of normal.
     '''d. On Delay''' – number of milliseconds to elapse before the output turns on.
     '''e. Off Delay''' – number of milliseconds to elapse before the output turns off.
     '''f. Direct''' – output will do the exact same behavior as another selected output.
     '''g. Inverse''' – output will do the opposite behavior as another selected output.




'''7.''' Example - Green light only:
'''9.''' The image below shows you how to set up the Green light. Please use the same setup shown below as it will match up with the way you wired the device:


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     '''b. Type''' – select Related.
     '''b. Type''' – select Related.
     '''c. Inverted''' – leave this unchecked.
     '''c. Inverted''' – leave this unchecked.
     '''d. On Delay''' – leave this set to zero.
     '''d. On Delay''' – leave this as zero.
     '''e. Off Delay''' – leave this set to zero.
     '''e. Off Delay''' – leave this as zero.
     '''f. Direct''' – leave all unchecked.
     '''f. Direct''' – leave these all unchecked.
     '''g. Inverse''' – mark DO1, DO2, DO3 and DO4.
     '''g. Inverse''' – check mark DO1, DO2, DO3 and DO4. This tells the Green light to do the opposite of the other lights.


'''10.''' Select Save & Exit.
'''10.''' Select Save & Exit.
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=Instructions - Setting Up Actions=
'''1.''' Select a Call Station with lights attached & set up – select Edit.
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'''2.''' Select the Monitoring Points tab.
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'''3.''' Select the first alarm/button so that it is highlighted.
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'''4.''' Select the Actions tab.
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'''5.''' By default, a Call Station will have actions created:
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    '''a. Set – Blink Red Light''' – on Set output 1/Red will blink.
    '''b. Acknowledge – Turn on Red Light''' – on Acknowledge output 1/Red will turn on.
    '''c. Clear – Turn off Red Light''' – on Clear output 1/Red will turn off.
'''6.''' Action Properties - this window will show when selecting to add or edit an action.
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    '''a. State''' – select state of the alarm Set, Acknowledge or Clear to initiate the action.
    '''b. Type''' – 5 options.
          '''i. Modify Discrete Output''' – select an output on the device being configured.
          '''ii. Modify Discrete Output on Another Device''' – select an output on a device other than the one being configured.
          '''iii. Modify Discrete Input''' - enable or disable an input on the device.
          '''iv. Execute Task''' - used in custom configurations.
          '''v. Run Trigger''' - used in custom configurations.
    '''c. Action''' – select Turn On, Blink or Turn Off.
    '''d. Output''' – select the output/light for the action.
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Revision as of 20:47, 12 April 2021

Overview

This guide explains how to control a light stack that is attached/wired to a Call station. The example shown in the guide is for a 5 color light stack attached to a Call Station. Regardless of how many lights you have in your stack, the instructions will be exactly the same.

There are 3 steps to the overall process:

    Attach/Wire the Light Stack
    Setup the Lights for the Module - Covered in this Guide
    Control the Lights for the Module


Requirements

1. VT3000 Core Software installed and running on your system.

2. A Light Stack wired to a Call Station.

3. The Call Station with the stack light, powered and communicating with the system.

4. An existing Call Station configuration in the system.


Instructions - Discrete Output Setup

1. Open the VT3000 web interface – log in – select Configuration – select Devices.


2. Select the Configuration of the Call Station with the Light Stack attached from the list – select Edit.


3. Select the Discrete Outputs tab.


4. Select Discrete Output 1.


5. An Explanation of the Discrete Output Properties for a Normal Type:


    a. Description – enter a name for the output – light color.
    b. Type – Normal – output will turn on/off when commanded.
    c. Inverted – output will do the opposite of normal.
    d. Default State - what behavior the output will perform when it has no command.
    d. On Delay – number of milliseconds to elapse before the output turns on.
    e. Off Delay – number of milliseconds to elapse before the output turns off.
    f. Blink On – number of milliseconds to stay on during blink.
    g. Blink Off – number or milliseconds to stay off during blink.


6. Setup Discrete Output 1 as the Red Light. This is done because the Red Light is wired into O1 on the Call Station.


    a. Description – enter Red Light.
    b. Type – leave this as normal.
    c. Inverted – leave this unchecked.
    d. Default State – select Off.
    e. On Delay – leave this as Zero.
    f. Off Delay – leave this as Zero.
    g. Blink On – leave this as 5.
    h. Blink Off – leave this as 5.


7. Setup the other lights in the exact same manner - only the Output Description will change. Examples of each light setup is shown below. Please use the Exact same order that we have shown below as this will match up with the way your Call Station has been wired.


8. The Green light is setup to do the opposite of each of the other lights. For this reason, the Green light configuration is setup differently - we use a Related Type. The image below shows the options available for a Related Type:


    a. Description – enter a name for the output – light color.
    b. Type – Related – output will turn on/off when another selected output is on/off.
    c. Inverted – output will do the opposite of normal.
    d. On Delay – number of milliseconds to elapse before the output turns on.
    e. Off Delay – number of milliseconds to elapse before the output turns off.
    f. Direct – output will do the exact same behavior as another selected output.
    g. Inverse – output will do the opposite behavior as another selected output.


9. The image below shows you how to set up the Green light. Please use the same setup shown below as it will match up with the way you wired the device:

    a. Description – enter Green Light.
    b. Type – select Related.
    c. Inverted – leave this unchecked.
    d. On Delay – leave this as zero.
    e. Off Delay – leave this as zero.
    f. Direct – leave these all unchecked.
    g. Inverse – check mark DO1, DO2, DO3 and DO4. This tells the Green light to do the opposite of the other lights.

10. Select Save & Exit.


Step by Step Guides

How to Install a Wireless Light Stack


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