Feature
Notes

Configuration Tables

Wiring

SeaChange Serial Adaptor

SLT/ DIN / .../ ...

Configuration Parameters

Doorway / InSite Code

Label

Description

Units

Default Value

Range

C1

AUTO

Selects automatic or Manual connection
0: manual
1: automatic

-

0

0 to 1

C2

BAUD

Selects baud rate
0: set to 9600
1: set to 19200
2: set to 38400
3: set to 57600
4: set to 115200

-

0

0 to 4

C3

MODM

Select initialisation string for modem type
0: generic
1: Lasat
2: US Robotics
3: GSM modem
4: CLI modem

-

1

0 to 4

C4

CONN

Reports connection type, can be forced if manual is selected
0: no connection established
1: modem detected
2: PC detected
3: modem with crossover cable
4: PC with crossover cable or Trend CNC

-

0

0 to 4

C5

RXTO

Network reply timeout (for SeaChange use only)

-

0.5

0.1 to 2.5

C6

NRPL

Suppresses display of ???? on SeaChange Doorway for first two tries to obtain data when set to 0

-

1

0 to 1

C7

SNDA

Send Address when set the source address of alarms will be translated into standard modulue address codes e.g. [D1B1]

-

0

0 to 1

C8

SNDC

Send Complete, when set this causes the SLT to send an 'end of transaction' message to the connected device. This message is used by the smartEInterface and must be set when connected to this device.

-

0

0 to 1

C9

SLTI

configuration type for SLTi version, changing this setting sets AUTO, BAUD, MODM, CONN and SNDC to correct settings
0: standard SLT board
1: integrated SLT and modem
2: integrated SLT and GSM modem
3: independant SLT and modem used with Internet Monitor
4: independant SLT and GSM modem used with Internet Monitor

-

0

0 to 4

C10

SGNL

Signal strength of M20 cellular modem (STD versions only)
0: bad
31: good
99: fault

-

-

0 to 31

C11

BERR

Bit error rate for M20 cellular modem (STD versions only)
0: good
7: bad
99: fault

-

-

0 to 7

C12

TAA

Alarm receiver Address in Trend System (TND versions only)

-

0

0 to 125

C13

TAL

Alarm receiver Lan in Trend System (TND versions only)

-

0

0 to 125

C14

TMGG

Trend Message (TND versions only)
0: Heat/Cool demand is sent as Local Messages to Trend LAN (ie Lan SLT is connected to.)

1: Heat/Cool demand is sent as Global Messages to ALL Trend LAN's (ie everywhere.)

-

0

0 to 1