Burk ARC Plus Touch User manual

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Instruction
Manual
ARC Plus firmware version 5.0
Manual rev 8
ARC Plus Touch

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Copyright © 2008-2016 Burk Technology, Inc. All rights reserved.
Information in this manual is subject to change without notice
Thank you for purchasing an ARC Plus Touch
Remote Control. You can expect state of the art
convenience and reliability that will provide years
of satisfaction.
We’ve observed that installations go smoothly
when the engineer plans the project and allows
time for familiarization before jumping in.
We recommend setting up new units in a
comfortable work environment before installing at
the transmitter site. In addition to hardware
familiarization, it will also be possible to do much
of the configuration before going to the site.

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USING THIS MANUAL
This manual is best viewed as a .pdf on a computer or tablet, as
there are many hypertext links to help you get to the section you
need. Since most of the initial setup requires AutoLoad running on
a PC, keeping a copy of the manual in .pdf form on the same
machine is very natural.
The .pdf file has bookmarks to help with navigation, so be sure
you have a current copy of Adobe Reader on your computer and
have the Bookmarks enabled. You can download the most recent
version at http://get.adobe.com/reader/.
To enable bookmarks, press and expand the desired section
by pressing .
You can also jump directly to a section from the . Just click on the
section or page number to go directly there.
Please take a few minutes to familiarize yourself with the
organization of this manual, as it will likely save time later when
you need to find a specific piece of information quickly.
Throughout the manual, you will find hypertext links that look like
this: USING THIS MANUAL. Click on the link to go directly to the
named section.
For starters, here is a quick set of links to the major sections of the manual:
USING THIS MANUAL
This section
ABOUT THE ARC PLUS SYSTEM
Information about the models and components of the ARC Plus line
Fully expanded table of contents useable in .pdf or printed form
INTRODUCTION
Brief overview of the ARC Plus Touch Version 5
OPERATION
Touch screen menu system, web pages and RSI in sufficient detail for
operators to be able to use the system effectively
INSTALLATION
Hardware installation and essential front panel settings
CONFIGURATION
AutoLoad Plus setup and required system settings including RSI
configuration (See following sections for I/O configuration.)
METERS
AutoLoad configuration for analog meter inputs
STATUS
AutoLoad configuration for status inputs
COMMANDS
AutoLoad configuration for relay operation
VIRTUAL CHANNELS
Primer on using virtual channels with examples
MACROS
How to set up automatic functions with macros including a primer with
examples
APPENDIX A: SPECIFICATIONS
ARC Plus Touch specifications
APPENDIX B: RSI VOCABULARY
RSI vocabulary

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ABOUT THE ARC PLUS SYSTEM
The ARC Plus Touch that you purchased is part of an integrated system of products that work together to provide
just the right balance of capabilities for many different types and styles of operations. As requirements dictate, the
ARC Plus system can be reconfigured easily.
ARC PLUS MODELS
ARC Plus refers to the ARC Plus product line in general as well as to
the previous model unit of the same name. The ARC Plus Touch is
the flagship of the ARC Plus line.
This manual applies to ARC Plus Touch version 5 which includes
changes in both hardware and firmware from version 4. Installation
of version 5 firmware or above can only be done on version 5
hardware.
Compatible software includes AutoLoad, described here, and AutoPilot®, covered in a separate manual.
The comparison chart below will help you determine which model you have.
ARC Plus Model Comparison
Model:
ARC Plus SL
ARC Plus1
ARC Plus Touch
Version:
2
3
5
2
3
4
5
Front Panel Display
None
VFD
Color Touch Screen
Rack Height
1RU
2RU
2RU
Telephone Speech Option
None
ESI2
ESI2
RSI3
ESI/RSI Connections
None
SET, LINE
SET, LINE
LINE
ESI/RSI Audio Jacks
None
1
1
2
DB9 Serial Connectors
None
1
2
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1
ARC -16 Compatibility
AutoPilot
Direct5
AutoPilot
PlusBus6




Notes:
The ARC Plus SL is covered in the ARC Plus manual (v.2 or v.3), or the ARC Plus SL Version 5 manual as appropriate.
1. ARC Plus no longer available; superseded by ARC Plus Touch
4. One for RS-232 or modem, one for service only
2. ESI no longer available; superseded by RSI
5. AutoPilot is recommended.
3. RSI option includes the ability to add custom phrases to
default speech vocabulary.
6. Plus-X I/O supersedes PlusBus on all versions.
All manuals are available in
.pdf format at
www.burk.com

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A model RSI Recordable Speech Interface can be added to the ARC Plus Touch Version 5. Click or turn to
RECORDABLE SPEECH INTERFACE.
If your unit has this option installed there will be an RJ-11 on the rear panel marked LINE.
Interface to analog and status inputs and command outputs is done through Plus-X units while direct transmitter
interface can be done through PlusConnect units available for select transmitters. Data connections are typically IP
based although modem options are available. All I/O units are described in separate documentation.

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NEW IN FIRMWARE VERSION 5
ARC Plus Version 5 firmware is the initial release of firmware built for the ARC Plus Touch Version 5 hardware. This
hardware permits increased firmware performance and the addition of new features.
Connected ARC-16s are no longer supported. Since the introduction of AutoPilot, for most this is no longer an
issue. If you are using direct connected ARC-16s in an ARC Plus environment, contact support for guidance.
Telephone interface users will benefit from the RSI Recordable Speech Interface which replaces the familiar ESI
Plus. A new feature of the RSI is the ability to record additional words or short phrases to add to the standard
vocabulary. Click or turn to CUSTOM RECORDING for more information.
The RSI also has two RCA phono jacks for audio in and out. The most common use for Audio In is program
monitoring by telephone. Audio Out permits voice announcements to be fed to a house speaker system if desired.
The RSI commands remain the same as the ESI Plus commands.
NEW IN FIRMWARE VERSION 4
ARC Plus Version 4 firmware is the initial release of firmware built for the ARC Plus Touch. All of the features
introduced in Version 3 are retained; however there are considerations for using some older devices.
I/O units with the Plus-X branding are all 100% compatible. If it is desired to use older I/O units that have a PlusBus
connection, contact support for guidance.
NEW IN FIRMWARE VERSION 3
Version 3 introduced a number of significant new features. Please click on the links or turn to the named section
for more information on each feature.
Feature
Hypertext Link
All-new web page offering platform independence, better speed
and more flexible navigation
WEB PAGE
Redesigned smartphone interface to carry over the updated look
and new features of the web page
SMARTPHONE WEB PAGE
Easy-to-set automatic actions when channels cross limits or
change state
METER ACTIONS
STATUS Actions
Ability to set meter and status values directly from a macro
without using a virtual channel
METER CHANNEL SOURCE
Ability to run two different macros using a single channel’s
raise/lower buttons
COMMAND SOURCE
New macro features, including email templates for even greater
flexibility in formatting email alerts
EMAIL TEMPLATES
Built-in SNMP agent
SNMP SETTINGS

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Using this manual ......................................................3
About the ARC Plus System .......................................4
ARC Plus Models ........................................................4
New In Firmware Version 5........................................6
New In Firmware Version 4........................................6
New In Firmware Version 3 ........................................6
Table of Contents ......................................................7
Introduction.............................................................11
ARC Plus Touch ........................................................11
Front Panel........................................................11
Rear Panel.........................................................12
Inputs and Outputs..................................................13
Plus-X Ethernet I/O...........................................13
PlusConnect™ Direct Transmitter Interfaces ...13
Communications......................................................14
AutoLoad Plus Software ...................................14
RECORDABLE SPEECH INTERFACE (RSI).............14
AutoPilot Software ...........................................15
Web-based monitoring and control.................15
Software and Firmware Updates ............................15
System Security .......................................................15
Operation.................................................................16
Touch Screen ...........................................................16
Header ..............................................................16
Footer ...............................................................16
Scrollbars ..........................................................17
Keypad ..............................................................17
Command Buttons ............................................17
Help...................................................................17
Main Menu ..............................................................18
Select Site..........................................................18
Channel Display.................................................18
Status Display....................................................18
Macros ..............................................................19
Alarms ...............................................................19
Events................................................................19
Phone................................................................19
Maintenance.....................................................20
Configuration Menu ................................................20
Meter Mutes.....................................................20
Status Mutes .....................................................20
Calibration.........................................................21
System Menu...........................................................21
Clock..................................................................21
Network ............................................................22
Information .......................................................22
Web Page.................................................................23
Requirements....................................................23
Security .............................................................23
Logging In and Out............................................24
Navigating the Web Page..................................24
Smartphone Web Page .....................................27

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Recordable Speech interface...................................28
Configuring the RSI ...........................................28
Calling the RSI ...................................................28
Receiving Dial-out Alarm Notifications .............29
Site Selection ....................................................29
Channel Selection and INPUT Readings ............30
Issuing Commands ............................................30
Reviewing Status Conditions.............................31
Reviewing Alarms..............................................31
Running Macros ................................................31
Audio Input Monitoring ....................................32
Editing Master Phone Numbers........................33
Muting Alarms ..................................................34
Onboard Help....................................................35
Command Timeouts..........................................35
Disconnecting ...................................................35
RSI Command List .............................................36
Installation ...............................................................36
Needed Items ..........................................................37
Recommended Sequence ........................................37
Rear Panel Connections...........................................38
Connecting to the Ethernet ...........................38
Initial Front Panel Settings.......................................38
Network settings...............................................38
Time Settings ....................................................38
Configuration...........................................................39
Using AutoLoad Plus Software ................................39
Connecting to the ARC PLUS TOUCH .......................39
Saving and Archiving ARC Plus Touch Configurations
.................................................................................40
Saving Configuration Changes to the ARC Plus
Touch ................................................................40
Archiving ARC Plus Touch Settings to the PC ....40
UpLoading Archived Settings ............................40
Uploading Firmware .........................................40
Connecting Plus-X I/O units .....................................41
Changing the Site Name ..........................................41
Managing Users .......................................................42
Time Settings ...........................................................43
Network Settings .....................................................44
SNMP Settings .........................................................45
ARC Plus Touch as an SNMP Manager ..............45
ARC Plus Touch Trap Generation ......................48
Email and Dial-out Notifications..............................52
Configuring Email Alarm Notifications..............52
Email Settings....................................................53
Email Lists .........................................................54
Configuring Dial-out Alarm Notifications..........54
Dial-out Lists .....................................................55
Site Settings .............................................................56
Startup Behavior ...............................................56
Timeout Settings ...............................................57
Front Panel BEHAVIOR ......................................58
Screen Saver Settings........................................59
Alarms ...............................................................60
Events................................................................61
Primary/Backup RSI Configuration ...................61
Web Interface ...................................................62

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Modem Settings................................................62
AutoPilot and SNMP Plus Authorization Codes 63
Hiding Unused Channels ...................................64
Configuring an ARC Plus Network (Multi-Site
Installations) ............................................................65
Adding Sites to the Network .............................65
Categorizing Sites..............................................65
Setting the Network Password .........................65
RSI Settings ..............................................................66
General .............................................................66
RSI Phrases........................................................67
RSI Timeouts .....................................................68
Site Presets .......................................................69
Macro Presets..........................................................69
Site Speech Label.....................................................69
Custom Recording ...................................................70
Vocabulary File System .....................................70
Recording Additional Vocabulary .....................70
Saving YOUR CUSTOM Vocabulary ...................71
Meters .....................................................................73
Meter Channels .......................................................73
Channel and Units Labels..................................73
Meter Type .......................................................74
Voltage Range ...................................................74
Sample Type and Time......................................74
Decimal Places ..................................................74
Meter Channel Source ......................................75
Meter Graph ............................................................76
Meter Alarms...........................................................77
Delayed Alarm Reporting..................................77
Rearm Delay......................................................77
Enabling/Disabling Alarms ................................78
Setting Limits ....................................................78
Meter Actions ..........................................................79
Meter Notifications .................................................80
Meter Display ..........................................................82
Meter Speech Labels ...............................................83
Calibrating Meter Inputs..........................................84
Status.......................................................................85
Status Channels .......................................................85
Inverting a Status Channel ................................85
Status Channel Source ......................................86
Status Alarms...........................................................87
Enabling/Disabling Alarms ................................87
Delayed Alarm Reporting..................................88
Rearm Delay......................................................88
Alarm Severity...................................................88
Alarm Priority....................................................88
Status Actions ..........................................................89
Status Notifications .................................................90
Status Display ..........................................................90
Status Speech Labels ...............................................91
Commands...............................................................92
Momentary or Latching Relays .........................92
Command Duration ..........................................92
Command Labels...............................................92
LCD Colors.........................................................92
Command Source..............................................93

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Virtual Channels.......................................................95
Primer ......................................................................95
Examples..................................................................96
Status Values in Meter Channels ......................96
Min/Max/Average.............................................96
Transmitter Efficiency .......................................96
Meter Validation...............................................97
Status Based on Analog Limits ..........................97
Status for multiple events.................................97
Command Fault Checking .................................98
VSWR Computation ..........................................98
Macros.....................................................................99
Macro Primer...........................................................99
Branching ..........................................................99
Actions ..............................................................99
IF statements ....................................................99
Examples.........................................................101
Macro expressions.................................................105
General ...........................................................105
ARC Plus ..........................................................105
Date and Time.................................................105
Memory ..........................................................106
Macros ............................................................106
Misc.................................................................106
Starting and stopping Macros................................107
Touch Screen ..................................................107
Autopilot .........................................................107
WEB Page........................................................107
RSI ...................................................................107
Raise and Lower buttons ................................108
Status Actions .................................................108
From a Macro..................................................109
Macro Schedule ..............................................110
Configuration.........................................................111
Calendar..........................................................111
Email Templates..............................................112
Creating Macros ....................................................113
Macro Editor ...................................................113
Saving Macros.................................................114
Appendix A: Specifications ....................................115
Appendix B: RSI Vocabulary...................................116

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INTRODUCTION
The ARC Plus remote monitoring and control system takes advantage of the scalability of TCP/IP to provide site-to-
site control, central monitoring and/or distributed access to more than 1,000 sites. Users can manage the system
via the ARC Plus Touch front panel, web browser, smartphone, tablet and optional telephone and software
interfaces, in any combination. Multi-site ARC Plus networks allow site-to-site control from the front panel of any
ARC Plus or ARC Plus Touch, and automatic coordination of multiple facilities via onboard macros.
ARC PLUS TOUCH
The core of the system is the ARC Plus Touch which provides front panel access to all connected ARC Plus sites, all
onboard processing power, and the built-in web server for access via web browser (PC or mobile device).
Connection to the plant equipment is by means of one or more Plus-X I/O units.
FRONT PANEL
TOUCH SCREEN LCD
The Touch screen display shows all status and metering values and offers command and macro activation.
Navigation through the menu system is by touch as are command activation and data entry. A popup
keyboard is available as appropriate. The LCD can be configured to dim or turn off to extend the display
life. Touching the screen will awaken the display without issuing any underlying command. Click or turn to
TOUCH SCREEN LCD for full details.
ALARM LED
The Alarm LED indicates alarm activity. By default, the LED illuminates red when there is an alarm at the
local site. It may instead be configured to illuminate when there is an alarm at any site in the ARC Plus
network (Click or turn to ALARMS for details). When no alarm is present, the LED is green, indicating that
power is on.

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REAR PANEL
LINE
If RSI is present, connects to the telephone line for dial up access.
AUDIO OUT
Audio from the RSI may be taken from this jack for annunciation.
AUDIO IN
Audio may be fed to the RSI for remote monitoring via phone.
MODEM/RS-232 (DB-9M)
Provides connection to an external dial-up modem or RS-232 link for optional AutoPilot® monitoring and
control software.
SENSORS (RJ-25)
This jack is reserved for future one-wire sensors.
ETHERNET (RJ-45)
The Ethernet jack connects the ARC Plus Touch to the LAN/WAN for communications with the user as well
as with Plus-X I/O devices.
ALARM
The Form C alarm relay can be used to operate external equipment when an alarm condition exists. The
relay may be configured to latch closed when there is an alarm at the local site or when there is an alarm
at any site in the ARC Plus network. A 3-pin connector block is included with the ARC Plus Touch.
FAILSAFE
The Form C failsafe relay can be used to interrupt external equipment upon loss of the ARC Plus network
link. The relay is latched closed when the network link is present.
POWER
Standard IEC power entry module. Connect to 100-240VAC, 47-63 Hz. Replace built-in fuse with same type
and value.

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INPUTS AND OUTPUTS
There are no actual inputs or outputs on the ARC Plus Touch chassis. I/O is provided through a wide range of IP
connected Plus-X or PlusConnect devices. In addition, virtual channels can be derived from a combination of
existing channels, constants and mathematical formulas. Up to 256 channels each of meters, statuses and
command pairs can be configured on an ARC Plus Touch.
PLUS-X ETHERNET I/O
The Plus-X line of Ethernet I/O devices offers a variety of channel configurations, making it possible to have a
combination of inputs and outputs that meets your needs without purchasing excess capacity. For a complete list
of Plus-X devices, visit www.burk.com/Products/ArcPlusLine.aspx. Plus-X devices include:
Plus-X Integrated Input Unit
Plus-X Integrated Command Relay Unit
Plus-X 300
Plus-X 600
Plus-X EM Series Environmental Monitors
Plus-X AC-8
Plus-X IP-8 Adapter
Plus-X GSC Adapter
Plus-X RP-8 Adapter
For specific information on installing and configuring your Plus-X accessories, refer to the manual for your product.
Manuals are available online at www.burk.com.
PLUSCONNECT™ DIRECT TRANSMITTER INTERFACES
The PlusConnect series of direct transmitter interfaces allow a direct, digital connection to many popular models
of transmitters without requiring parallel wiring. For a complete list of PlusConnect models and the transmitters
they support, visit www.burk.com.
To install your PlusConnect, follow the instructions in the PlusConnect instruction manual. The installation
procedure is similar to installing any Plus-X Ethernet I/O device.

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COMMUNICATIONS
AUTOLOAD PLUS SOFTWARE
AutoLoad Plus software provides PC-based configuration of the ARC Plus system, from network settings, site
names, channel configuration to RSI dial-out behavior, vocabulary, and more. With the exception of the initial IP
address, all ARC Plus Touch setup is accomplished via AutoLoad Plus, locally or remotely. (An IP connection is
required.) Click or turn to USING AUTOLOAD PLUS SOFTWARE.
RECORDABLE SPEECH INTERFACE (RSI)
The optional RSI Recordable Speech Interface provides dial-in monitoring, control and dial-out alarm notifications
via a standard telephone line connection for operation.
Click or turn to RECORDABLE SPEECH INTERFACE for operation.
The standard RSI vocabulary features pre-recorded speech tailored to the broadcast environment. Custom words
or phrases may be recorded by the user on a PC and added via an SD card on the RSI.
Click or turn to CUSTOM RECORDING.
The RSI is designed to work with ARC Plus Touch Version 5 hardware and is not compatible with earlier versions of
ARC Plus or with ARC Plus SL.
See RSI SETTINGS for configuration.

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AUTOPILOT SOFTWARE
AutoPilot provides PC-based monitoring and control for the
ARC Plus network. IP connectivity allows simultaneous
control of multiple sites, while optional dial-up modem
connectivity provides a means to access single sites from
outside the LAN. AutoPilot provides a customizable GUI,
logging and automatic report generation, network and
SNMP monitoring, and integration of remote security
cameras. AutoPilot instructions are covered in a separate
manual available at www.burk.com/downloads.
WEB-BASED MONITORING AND CONTROL
The ARC Plus Touch includes a built-in web server for
managing remote sites via web browser. The web page is
accessible by entering the IP address or host name of the
ARC Plus Touch in your web browser. For more on this
feature, click or turn to WEB PAGE.
The web server also provides connectivity to compatible
mobile devices. To access the mobile web display from your
mobile device, enter the IP address or host name followed
by /mobile/. Click or turn to SMARTPHONE WEB PAGE.
SOFTWARE AND FIRMWARE UPDATES
Periodic updates to ARC Plus software and firmware, along with release notes, are made available on the Burk
Technology website. To be notified when new versions are available, sign up for email updates at
http://www.burk.com/EmailUpdates.aspx .
SYSTEM SECURITY
The ARC Plus protocol contains an encrypted digital signature, preventing unauthorized access without requiring
SSL. To avoid exposure to excessive network traffic, installation behind a router or firewall is required. The web
server can operate on any port, allowing the firewall to block Port 80 if desired.

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OPERATION
The touch screen on the ARC Plus Touch allows operators to monitor and control any site in the ARC Plus network.
Additionally, calibration, alarm muting, maintenance mode, network configuration and dial-in and dial-out options
are available. All other configuration is conveniently done with the AutoLoad software program.
Commands and configuration changes are effective for the selected site. The currently selected site is always
displayed in the header.
Calibration and Maintenance mode can only be changed on the local site.
TOUCH SCREEN
For ease of use, the touch screen is designed to be as consistent as possible
from one function to the next.
HEADER
The top of the screen will always show the name of the selected site on the left, the time in the center, and site
status on the right.
FOOTER
Always returns to the next highest level in the menu tree. (If the next highest level is MENU, the
button is suppressed.)
Returns to the main menu.
Will appear next to the MENU button if needed. This space is also used for additional functions or
navigation.
Is always in the rightmost position in the footer and carries context sensitive help for the current
page.
MENU
ENTER
HELP

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SCROLLBARS
If scrollbars are necessary, they will appear on the left edge of the screen.
The inside buttons advance by one line, while the outside buttons move by
multiple lines.
KEYPAD
A keypad may be used whenever the KEYPAD button appears on the left
side of the display.
COMMAND BUTTONS
The right side of the display is generally reserved for actions such as
channel raise and lower commands, macro start and stop commands and
various enable/disable functions. Pushing a command button executes the
raise or lower command. For momentary commands, the duration is set in
AutoLoad. Holding the command button does not extend the duration, but
pressing again during the command immediately restarts the duration.
It is possible to override a command button to execute a macro instead of a raise or lower command. Click or turn
to COMMAND SOURCE for more on overriding command channels.
HELP
Context sensitive help is always available on the touch screen. Simply press
HELP in the lower right hand corner.

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MAIN MENU
The frequently used functions described below are directly accessed
from the main menu. Two sub-menus provide configuration options.
Provides meter and status alarm muting, meter calibration
screens and access to infrequently needed SYSTEM functions.
Includes manual CLOCK adjustments, NETWORK
settings and INFO, which includes serial number,
firmware version and MAC address.
Tip: Only lower right menu buttons have sub-menus.
SELECT SITE
If your ARC Plus Touch is connected to other sites, you can select the
desired site here. Use the scroll buttons to see more sites. Press the desired
site name, then press the SELECT button.
CHANNEL DISPLAY
Channels are selected by scrolling with the up and down arrow keys or by
selecting the keypad for direct entry. The metering value for each channel is
displayed in the central window, along with the label and units entered in
AutoLoad. Below this is the status associated with this channel. The two
large buttons on the right show the commands associated with this channel.
STATUS is a shortcut to the STATUS page.
STATUS DISPLAY
All status conditions for the selected site are shown here, eight to a page.
Use the scroll buttons to see more channels.
CHAN is a shortcut to the CHANNEL page.
Tip: Use virtual channels if needed to put the most important status information on one screen.
CONFIG
SYSTEM
MENU

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MACROS
Macros are available by pressing MACROS on the main menu. Scroll through
the macro list to see the current status of all macros. To start or stop a
macro, highlight the desired macro then press one of the command buttons
on the right.
ALARMS
From the main menu, select ALARMS. An exclamation point indicates a
critical alarm. Highlight the desired alarm to read the details and clear
individually. The CLEAR ALL button is a shortcut to clear all alarms at once.
Cleared alarms are moved to the bottom of the list and marked CLEARED.
EVENTS
Press EVENTS on the main menu to review a list of system events. Use the
scroll bars to move through the list.
PHONE
Press PHONE on the main menu to set
the dial-in and dial-out modes for the
optional telephone interface (RSI).
If the word PHONE in the display is
white, no RSI is installed.
This setting is for the site
currently connected, not
necessarily the local site.

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MAINTENANCE
MAINTENANCE MODE should always be
ON when working on equipment that
could be remotely activated. In this
mode, remote sites are locked out. This
setting can only be changed for the local
site, so it is important to reset to OFF
before leaving the site.
Macros will continue to run while a unit is in maintenance mode. However, any commands driven by macros will
not be issued. The If Maint Mode macro command can be used to test maintenance mode status (see ARC Plus
Version 3 manual for details).
SITE LIMITS controls the alarm mutes for all channels. You may wish to turn this OFF to suppress alarm reporting
during maintenance. This setting can also be changed remotely.
CONFIGURATION MENU
Press CONFIG from the main menu to select the CONFIGURATION sub-menu for the following functions.
METER MUTES
Alarm muting permits testing or abnormal operation without triggering
alarms. From the main menu, press CONFIG then METER MUTES. Find the
desired channel using the scroll buttons as needed, press the channel then
press ENABLE or MUTE as appropriate. Meter mutes may be set on any
connected site.
Be sure to restore mutes when normal operation is resumed.
STATUS MUTES
Alarm muting permits testing or abnormal operation without triggering
alarms. From the main menu, press CONFIG then STATUS MUTES. Find the
desired channel using the scroll buttons as needed, press the channel then
press ENABLE or MUTE as appropriate. Status mutes may be set on any
connected site.
Be sure to restore mutes when normal operation is resumed.
Never depend on the
remote control for
personal safety.
Always remove power
before performing
maintenance.