Honeywell DELTA21 User manual

Honeywell
DELTA21
SOFTWARE
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Warning: This equipment generates, uses, and can
radiate
radio frequency energy, and if not installed
and used in accordance with the instructions man-
ual, may cause interference to
radio communica-
tions.
It has been tested and found to comply with
the limits for a Class A computing device
pursuant
to Subpart J of Part 15 of FCC Rules, which are
designed to provide reasonable protection against
such interference when
operated in a commercial
environment.
Operation of this equipment in a resi-
dential
area is likely to cause interference in which
case the user at his
own expense will be required to
take whatever measures may be required
to correct
the interference.
DELTA21
CASSETTE TAPE LOADER
(15735140-001)
OPERATOR'S MANUAL

GENERAL------------------------------------
The Cassette Tape Loader (15735140-001) is used to dump, load, and wrify the data file of a DELTA 21 System. The
data file can be entered into the system on-site
vi;i the Video Display Terminal (see DELTA 21 Programmer's Manual,
Form No. 85-0097).
It may be easier, however, to load the data lile with the Cassette Tape Loader (tape loader) after
having programmed it at the branch.
Forits threeoperations, the tapeloader
is connected to the I/O board of theEnergy Control Unit (ECU). An operator
at the Video Display Terminal (VDT) penetrates a series
of menus to arrive at the Cassette Operations menu. From this
menu, a Level 3operator can select dump, load, or verify operations.
Tape loader software controls
all tape loader functions except Initialize.
CONNECTIONS-----------------------------
TO CONNECT
NOTE: Prior to connecting the tape loader, the DELTA 21 System must have undergone start-up as described in
DELTA 21 Master Product Data, Form No. 85-0117.
1. Unlock and open ECU cabinet.
2. Connect tape loader's RS232C connector to J2on
I/O board (Fig. l).
3. Connect provided ac transformer to the AC INPUT port on the tape loader and to a 120V ac outlet.
4. Push POWERswitch to on, that is, towards the back
of the tape loader. The READY light will turn on.
TO DISCONNECT
1. Remove cassette tape. .
2. Push POWER switch to off; towards front of the tape loader.
3. Disconnect the RS232C connector from the 1/0 board in the ECU.
4. Remove ac power connector from AC INPUT port.
5. Disconnect transformer from the 120V ac outlet
INITIALIZE BUTTON
CASSETTE TRANSPORT
~J1
~J2
~J3
CPU BOARD
1/0 BOARD
ECU SUBPANELASSEMBLY
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Fig. I. Cassette Tape Loader Connection to ECU.
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OPERATIONS----------------------------------
l. Place Cassette Tape (15735138-001) in the tape transport.
NOTE: To write-protect copies
of the data file, rotate.plastic tab on the top edge of the cassette to expose opening.
2. Press the INITIALIZE switch on the tape loader and wait for the tape to rewind.
3. Dump, load, and verify operations are selected through menu penetration (Fig. 2).
4. Press on the VDT keyboard (Fig.
3) to select the Building Management Packages menu (Fig. 4).
5.
Press~ i ~followed by to select the Initial Set-Up menu (Fig. 5).
6. Press~ i @ ~ !]and to select CASSETTE OPERATIONS (Fig. 6) from the Initial Set-Up menu.
7. Turn to DUMP, LOAD,
or VERIFY sections to continue the desired operation.
SELECT
BUILDING
MANAGEMENT
PACKAGES
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SELECT
INITIAL
START-UP
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SELECT
CASSETTE
OPERATIONS
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SELECT
DUMP,
LOAD, OR
VERIFY 20213
Fig. 2. Menu Penetration for Cassette Operations.
PRIMARY INITIATOR KEYS
SECONDARY INITIATOR KEYS
X204l
Fig. 3. Video Display Terminal Keyboard.

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1.
INITIAL
SET-UP
2.
OPTIMUM
START/STOP
3.
TIMED
START/STOP
4.
DUTY
CYCLE
5.
DEMAND
CONTROL
6.
OUTSIDE
AIR SELECTION
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Fig.
4.
Building Management Packages Menu.
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INITIAL
SET
UP
1.
OUTSIDE
TEMP
PT#/RH
2.
PRINT
FUNCTION
ENABLE/DISABLE
3,
DESIGN
TEMP-WINTER/SUMMER
4,
CHANGEOVER
TEMP-WINTER/SUMMER
5.
COMFORT
LIMITS-GLOBAL
6,
TI
ME
HOUR
FORMAT
7,
8
DAY
START/STOP
SCHEDULE
8,
RESTART
FEATURE
9,
OPERATOR
ASSIGNMENTS
10,
CE:t-."TIGRADE
11,
USA/EUROPEAN
DATE
12,
CASSETTE
OPERATIONS
13.
BUBBLE
OPERATIONS
ENTER
NUMBER
FOR
SELECTION & PRESS
EXECUTE:
Fig. 5. Initial Set-Up Menu.
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-CASSETTE OPERATIONS:
1,
DUMP
MEMORY
TO
CASSETTE
2.
LOAD
MEMORY
FROM
CASSETTE
3.
VERIFY
MEMORY
WITH
CASSETTE
4.
DUMP
BUBBLE
TO
CASSETTE
5.
LOAD
BUBBLE
FROM
CASSETTE
6.
VERIFY
BUBBLE
WITH
CASSETTE
ENTER
NUMBER
FOR
SELECTION
AND
PRESS
EXECUTE:
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Fig.
6.
Cassette
Operation~
Menu.
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DUMP
Press either ~ i ~ or ~ : ~followed by ~~.'.:"~to select a dump operation from the Cassett~ Operations menu. When
ENTER TAPE HEADER (UP TO 79 CHARACTERS) & PRESS EXECUTE: is displayed, enter a tape heading and
press~~~.
- If either **ERROR - INPUT INCORRECT or **ERROR -ILLEGAL KEY SEQUENCE is displayed, reenter
heading and press I ~~~I .
- If CASSETTE OPERATION FAILURE is displayed, check cable connections and verify that the tape loader is
powered.
- If this is the first cassette operation, there will be a 92-second wait for the DELTA 21 System to become quiescent.
Any Primary Initiator Key (Fig. 3) pressed at this time will be honored after the wait.
The display in Figure 7 indicates that the ECU data file is being dumped to the cassette. The tape loader's RECEIVE
DATA and READY lights are flickering and the FORWARD light is on continuously. If any errors occur, tape loader
software will attempt to recover from them.
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-CASSETTE OPERATION: DUMP
SIDE: 1
THIS IS THE UP-TO 79 COLUMN TAPE HEADER MESSAGE LINE.
ERRORS DISPLAYED
PRESS
EXECUTE TO
ON THIS LINE .....--ili
CONTINUE~
PRESS CLEAR TO ABORT
& **CASSETTE REWIND FAILURE
**DATA FILE ERROR
**BUBBLE FILE ERROR
**WRITE ERROR
PLEASE INSERT NEW TAPE SIDE
& THIS PROMPT APPEARS ONLY IF AN ERROR IS DISPLAYED ON THE LINE ABOVE IT.
Fig. 7. Data File Being Dumped to Cassette.
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- If an unrecoverable error occurs:
Either I
~~:zl or~ cLR ij returns control to the Cassette Operations menu.
Any PIK (Primary Initiator
Key) except~ cLR ij1eaves cassette operations and goes to the selected menu.
- If no error or a recoverable error occurs:
The~cLR ijaborts the dump operation and returns control to the Cassette Operations menu.
Any PIK except
~cLR ~aborts the dump operation, leaves cassette operations, and goes to the selected menu.
- If prompt PLEASE INSERT NEW TAPE SIDE occurs:
Turn tape over or insert a new tape, press INITIALIZE switch
on the tape loader, and press ~-::;ijto continue the
dump operation.
The~ cLR ij aborts the dump operation and returns control to the Cassette Operations menu.
Any PIK
except~ cLR ij aborts the dump operation, leaves cassette operations, and goes to the selected menu.
- If the dump operation is successful, the display in Fig. 8appears.
Either~ ~ij or~ cLR ijreturns control to the Cassette Operations menu.
Any PIK
except~ cLR ~leaves cassette operations and goes to the selected menu.
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CASSETTE OPERATION COMPLETE
PRESS EXECUTE TO CONTINUE
PRESS CLEAR TO ABORT &
~
~
& SINCE THE OPERATION IS COMPLETE THIS MESSAGE IS NO LONGER VALID.
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Fig. 8. Completed Dump Operation.
LOAD
NOTE: During load operation, the last tape side loaded must be the last side that was dumped.
Press
either~ ~ ~or~ ~ 1] followed by l'ffiiJ to select a load operation from the Cassette Operations menu.
- If either **ERROR - INPUT INCORRECT or **ERROR -ILLEGAL KEY SEQUENCE is displayed, reenter
heading and press
J~~:,'J .
- If CASSETTE OPERATION FAILURE is displayed, check cable connections and verify that the tape loader is
powered.
- If this is the first cassette operation, there will be a 92-second wait for the DEL TA 21 System to become quiescent.
Any Primary Initiator
Key (Fig. 3) pressed at this time will be honored after the wait.
Thedisplay in Figure9indicates thatthe contents
of thecassette are being loaded into either RAM or bubble memory.
The TRANSMIT DATA and READY lights are flickering and the FORWARD light
is on continuously.
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-CASSETTE OPERATION: LOAD
SIDE: 1
THIS IS THE UP-TO 7 9 COLUMN HEADER MESSAGE LINE.
ERRORS DISPLAYED
PRESS
EXECUTE TO
ON THIS LINE~
CONTINUE~
PRESS CLEAR TO ABORT
& **CASSETTE REWIND FAILURE
**DATA FILE ERROR
**BUBBLE FILE ERROR
**FATAL READ ERROR
**THIS DUMP WAS ABORTED
PLEASE INSERT NEW TAPE SIDE
& THIS PROMPT APPEARS ONLY IF AN ERROR IS DISPLAYED ON THE LINE ABOVE.
Fig. 9. Loading RAM or Bubble Memory.
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Error messages may also be printed on the SARA 11 Printer. These are, READ ERROR ENCOUNTERED, INSER-
TION ERROR, and BAD TAPE FILE ENCOUNTERED. Tape loader software will attempt to recover from these
errors.
- If an unrecoverable error occurs:
Either I ~f£1 or~ cLR ~returns control to the Cassette Operations menu.
Any PIK except ~cLR ~leaves cassette operations and goes to the selected menu.
- If no error or a recoverable error occurs:
The~ cLR ij aborts t~load operation and returns control to the Cassette Operations menu.
Any PIK except~ cLR ijaborts the load operation, leaves cassette operations, and goes to the selected menu.
- If prompt PLEASE INSERT NEWT APE SIDEoccurs:
Insert new tape side, press INITIALIZE switch on the tape loader, and press~~~ to continue the load operation.
The ~cLR ijaborts t~load operation and returns control to the Cassette Operations menu.
Any PIK except~cLR ~aborts the load operation, leaves cassette operations, and goes to the selected menu.
- If the load operation is successful, the display in Fig. 10 appears.
Either~~~ or ~cLR ~returns control to the Cassette Operations menu.
Any p IK except~ CLR ~leaves cassette operations and goes to the selected menu.
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**READ ERRORS ENCOUNTERED &
CASSETTE OPERATION COMPLETE
PRESS EXECUTE TO CONTINUE
PRESS CLEAR 'IO ABORT &
& THIS MESSAGE IS DISPLAYED ONLY IF RECOVERABLE READ ERRORS OCCURED.
& SINCE THE OPERATION IS COMPLETE THIS MESSAGE IS NO LONGER VALID.
Fig. 10. Completed Load Operation.
VERIFY
NOTE: Be sure tapes are inserted in the tape transport in the order that the data file was dumped.
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Press either ~'f~ or~ ~ ~followed by ~!fmUto select a verify operation from the Cassette Operations menu.
- If either **ERROR - INPUT INCORRECT or **ERROR -ILLEGAL KEY SEQUENCE is displayed, reenter
selection and
press~~~. \
- If CASSETTE OPERATION FAILURE is displayed, check cable connections and verify that the tape loader is
powered.
- If this is thf first cassette operation, therewill be a 92-second wait for the DELTA 21 System to become quiescent.
Any Primary InitiatorKey (Fig 3) pressed at this time will be honored after the wait.
The display in Figure
11 indicates that the data file in RAM or bubble memory is now being verified with the contents
of thecassette. The TRANSMIT DATA, RECEIVE DATA, and READY lights are flickering and the FORWARDlight
is
on continuously. ,
Some error messages may be printed on the SARA
11 Printer; READ ERROR ENCOUNTERED and BAD TAPE
FILE ENCOUNTERED. Tape loader software will attempt to recover from these errors.
- If an unrecoverable error occurs:
Either
~3 or~ cLR ij returns control to the Cassette Operations menu.
Any
PIK except~cLR ij leaves cassette operations and goes to the selected menu.
- If no error or a recoverable error occurs:
The~ cLR ij aborts the load operation and returns control to the Cassette Operations menu.
Any
PIK except~cLR ijaborts the load operation, leaves cassette operations, and goes to the selected menu.
- If either PLEASE INSERT NEWT APE SIDE or WRONG SIDE. PLEASE INSERT SIDE nn is displayed:
Insert new (or correct) tape side, press INITIALIZEswitch on the tape loader, and then press
~'l'Wl~to continue the
verify operation.
The~ eu1 ij aborts t~ verify operation and returns control to the Cassette Operations menu.
Any
PIK except~eu1 ijaborts the verify operation, leaves cassette operations, and goes to the selected menu.
- If the verify ?peration is successful, the display in Figure 12 appears. Either~ ~ijor~cLR ijreturns control to the Cas-
sette Operations menu.
Any
PIK except~cLR ij1eaves cassette operations and goes to the selected menu.
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-CASSETTE
OPERATION:
VERIFY
SIDE: 1
THIS IS
THE
UP-TO
79
COLUMN
TAPE
HEADER
MESSAGE
LINE.
ERRORS
DISPLAYED
ON
THIS
LINE---
/::...
PRESS
EXECUTE
TO
CONINUE~
~
PRESS
CLEAR
TO
ABORT
~::::::::====------~~----::::::::::::::::::
&
**CASSETTE REWIND
FAILURE
**DATA
FILE
EMPTY
**DATA
FILE
ERROR
**BU3BLE
FILE
ERROR
**BUBBLE
FILE
EMPTY
**FATAL
READ ERROR
PLEASE INSERT NEW TAPE SIDE
**WRONG SIDE. PLEASE INSERT SIDE
nn
&THIS PROMPT
APP~ARS
ONLY
IF
AN
ERROR
IS
DISPLAYED
ON
THE
LINE
ABOVE
IT.
Fig.
11.
Verification
of
Cassette with Memory.
**READ
ERRORS
ENCOUNTERED
&
CASSETTE
OPERATION
COMPLETE
PRESS
EXECUTE
TO
CONTINUE
PRESS
CLEAR
TO
ABORT
TAPE
VERIFIED
AND
VALID
&
&
THIS MESSAGE IS DISPLAYED
ONLY
IF
RECOVERABLE READ ERRORS OCCURED.
&
IF
MISMATCHES OCCURED
DURING
VERIFICATION,
THIS
LINE
WILL
READ
"TAPE
VERIFICATION
ERROR".
rig.
12.
Completed
Verify
Operation.
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PRINTER MESSAGES
**BUBBLE FILE ERROR-The Bubble File Manager indicated that an error occurred when trying to access the next
record
of information. This error is unrecoverable.
CASSETTE OPERATION
COMPLETE-The specifiedoperation is completed.
**CASSETTE OPERATION
FAILURE- The specified operationcould not be started. This error is fatal. Tape loader
may not be powered or connected correctly.
**CASSETTE REWIND
FAILURE-The tapeloader did not respond to a command to rewind the tape or it responded
with an error. The tape loader may not be connected correctly or there may not
be any tape in it.
**DATA FILE
EMPTY-The verify operation was selected when there is nothing in the data file.
**DATA FILE
ERROR-The Data File Manager (RAM manager) indicated that an error occurred when trying to
access the next record of information. This error is unrecoverable.
**ERROR
INT APE FORMAT-While reading the tape, the format did not seem right. An extraneous character may
have been read or a character may
be missing. Tape loader software will skip to a point in the tape where it can try
again.
**FAT ALT APE READ ERROR-An unrecoverable error occurred while reading the tape. The tape loader might not
be connected correctly or the tape may be damaged.
**INSERTION
ERROR-The Data File Manager (RAM manager) or Bubble File Manager indicated an error when
tape loader software attempted to insert the record
it loaded off the tape. Loading will continue by reading the next
record from the tape.
**INVALID FILE TYPE
ENCOUNTERED-An invalid data file type was read from the tape. This indicates a bad
tape; possibly worn out or damaged.
SIDE:n
THIS IS A TAPE HEADER .... -During an operation the side number and tape header are displayed. The tape
header was entered by the operator when the tape
was dumped.
**TAPE READ
ERROR-A recoverable error occurred when reading the tape. A record was read with a bad check-
sum. The record
will be skipped, and the next record sought.
TAPE VERIFICATION ERROR-After a verify operation, the results indicated that the contents of the tape did not
match the content
of the (RAM or bubble) memory.
TAPE VERIFIED AND V AUD-After a verify operation, the results indicated that the contents of the tape matched
the contents
of the (RAM or bubble) memory.
**TAPE WRITE
ERROR-An unrecoverable erroroccurred when writing to the tape. Thetape loader may not be con-
nected correctly or the cassette may not be
in the tape transport.
**THIS DUMP WAS
ABORTED-The tape being loaded or verified was not a completed dump of the (RAM or bub-
ble) memory because the operatoraborted the dump operation. When loading, the data files
in RAM and bubble will be
cleared.
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FILE: KEY: MISSING TAPE RECORD-When verifying, the data file contained the record specified
by FILE and KEY, but the tape did not. The next record
will be sought.
FILE:
KEY: __ MISSING DATA FILE RECORD-When verifying, the tape contained a record that the
data file did not. The next record
will be sought.
FILE: KEY:
**MISMATCH-When verifying, the content of the specified record was not the same on
the tape
as it is in the data file. The next record will be sought.
FILE:
___ KEY: ___ MATCH-When verifying, the specified record on the tape matched that of the data file.
LOADING FILE:
___ KEY: __ -The specified record is being loaded from the tape to the (RAM or bubble)
memory.
DUMPING FILE:
___ KEY: __ -The specified record is being dumped from (RAM or bubble) memory to the
tape.
**READ ERRORS
ENCOUNTERED-This is a reminder, after a load or verify, that recoverable read errors were
encountered.
MAINTENANCE-----------------------------
The Cassette Tape Loader requires little maintenance. The head should be cleaned with isopropyl alchohol using a
lint free cottonswab as needed.
If the unit is used every day, the heads should be cleaned once a week. Normally, if data
becomes questionable, cleaning the head or changing the tape solves the problem.
If the tape loader will not be used for more than an hour, the tape should be rewound. Tape cassettes should be
rewound prior to being removed from the transport and they should be stored rewound.
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~------CAUTION--------
Never add lubrication to shafts or bearings.
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