Unit installation

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106: Enable/Disable an Analog Alarm

This command allows you control whether or not the analog alarms will occur without having to

mess with the alarm points. This might be used to turn off a low temperature alarm while you are

working at a site and have the door open or to disable turning a heater on when you are running on

battery power. If an alarm is disabled, Command 107 will still tell you whether or not the line is in

alarm, but the alarm macro will never execute.

<106> b l a n

Parameters:

- 106 is the default command name.

- B is the I/O board number (1..2)

- L is the analog input line number (1..8)

- A is 0 for a low alarm, 1 for a high alarm

- N is 1 to enable the alarm, 0 to disable it

107: Recall Analog Lines in Alarm

This command lists all of the ports in high alarm, then all of the ports in low alarm. It is helpful

when trying to find out whether you have set the alarm points correctly.

<107> b

Parameters:

- 107 is the default command name.

- B is the I/O board number (1..2)