- Cable
- CD
- Microphone
- Modem
- Speaker
- SCADA Phone libraries
- SCADA Voice libraries
ScadaPhoneİ Software Package : SPECIFICATIONS |
| Each Software package comes complete with : - Cable - CD - Microphone - Modem - Speaker - SCADA Phone libraries - SCADA Voice libraries |
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| Software |
| Development and Runtime all in one executive file - Windows 95, 98 or NT compliant. Configurable Menus - tied to 12 telephone keypad buttons. No programming required. All point and shoot style configuration. One step installation program with voice and sample project configuration files included. |
| Modem |
| External with 9v DC Class 1 power supply included. Digitizes voice at 7200 Bytes per second for high quality voice. Jacks: RJ11 for line, RJ11 for telephone, plugs for external microphone and speaker included. |
| Data Point |
| No practical limit on the number of data points (tags) used to communicate with the SCADA software. Uses the SCADA software tags convention. |
| Menus |
| Virtually unlimited number of user configurable menus. Each menu can have up to 12 actions, one action per telephone key - 0 thru 9, *, & #. Actions can be to call another sub-menu, play a set of WAV files, change analog or discreet values and enter a security code. |
| Interfaces |
| DDE, OLE or OPC with pre-configured setups for most SCADA or HMI / MMI software packages. Communicates as client to SCADA software, which acts as a server. The scan rate to the SCADA software is adjustable. |
| Calls made to |
| Any pager, telephone, SMS, cellular phone, answering machine or email. SCADAPhoneİ's built in voice analyzer allows it to be trained to interface with almost any attended or unattended answering device. |
| Contact Scheduler |
| Each person on the call out list may have their own availability schedule. Includes hours of availability and combinations of whether the current alarm is announced on the local speaker and/or sent to the telephone. |
| System Resources |
| Hard disk space used: 6 Megabytes is typical for 100 tag alarm application. Required Ram: 24 Meg for Win 95/98 or 32 Meg for NT. Connectivity: Uses one rs-232 com port selectable from com 1 through to com 8. CPU: Pentium 100 Mhz or faster. |
| Voice Files |
| Commonly used words and phrases are supplied as pre-recorded wav files. These messages are automatically called by the menu structure. |
| File Conventions |
| Long filenames are supported. Voice files use the extension ".wav". Project configuration files are ASCII text files with the extension ".txt" or ".ini". |
| Voice Mail |
| Caller can leave voice messages in various mail boxes. Messages are date stamped, stored as wave files and can be retrieved at the computer or over the telephone. |
| Tech Support |
| 1 year full warranty against bugs or defects is standard. Extended 3 year warranty is available. |
| Warranty |
| Free support for warranty period via telephone or internet. |
| Please note that specifications and features may change without notice. |
| TEC NOTES |
| General |
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| Name | Date | File Size |
| Using MS Excel as a tag server | 08-04-02 | 16 KB |
| Explains how to setup and use MS Excel as a tag server for testing ScadaPhoneİ or ScadaLogger. | ||
| Name | Date | File Size |
| TCP Server | 13 KB | |
| TCP tag server setup information. | ||
| Name | Date | File Size |
| Program Registration Procedure | 18-12-02 | 44 KB |
| Describes the ScadaTec software registration and authorization transfer procedures. | ||
| ScadaPhone© |
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| Name | Date | File Size |
| ScadaPhoneİ as an OLE Server | 08-04-02 | 18 KB |
| This note describes how to access the ScadaPhoneİ tag and alarm data from an external program using ActiveX (OLE) technologies. | ||
| Name | Date | File Size |
| Using MS Excel as a tag server | 08-04-02 | 16 KB |
| Explains how to setup and use MS Excel as a tag server for testing ScadaPhoneİ or ScadaLogger. | ||
| Name | Date | File Size |
| Voice file recording and playback tips | 19-04-02 | 16 KB |
| This note explains the options available for recording and playback of .wav files in ScadaPhoneİ. | ||
| Name | Date | File Size |
| Using the make Install program | 07-08-02 | 19 KB |
| Explains how to use the ScadaPhoneİ MakeInstall program to make a custom install program for ScadaPhoneİ. | ||
| Name | Date | File Size |
| Command line switches | 07-08-01 | 13 KB |
| Defines the available command line switches. | ||
| Name | Date | File Size |
| Serial Port Setup | 24-09-02 | 18 KB |
| Explains proper serial port setup. | ||
| Name | Date | File Size |
| Hot Backup Configuration | 18-12-02 | 9 KB |
| Explains how to configure ScadaPhoneİ for use in a master slave hot backup configuration. | ||
| Name | Date | File Size |
| Answer Detection Script | 12-01-03 | 22 KB |
| How to record a new answer detection script. | ||
| Name | Date | File Size |
| Callout Scheduling #1 | 22-12-02 | 83 KB |
| This note gives an example of how to configure ScadaPhoneİ to switch between contacting two people when alarms occur. One contact is on call for two weeks and then the other contact is on call for two weeks while the first contact is off. The contacts switch at 8:00 AM every other Tuesday. Each contact has his own pager. | ||
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