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MANAGING TASKS & DATA • DATA BROWSER
TECHNICAL SUPPORT 978-486-0086 • support@burk.com • www.burk.com
CUSTOMIZING THE DATABASE GRID
The “database grid” is a major component of the Data Browser. It
is here that you can select your sites, units, metering, status, and
command channels and view the information in a spreadsheet-
like grid. You can also permanently delete data for a site or unit or
delete a time stamp.
There are two tabs on the Database Grid. One displays captures
for the selected units and channels, the other displays alarms.
Database Grid
- VVRRCC22550000 1
- January 2002 (revision A) 2
- Table Of Contents 3
- CONTENTS 6
- Introduction 7
- What’s In This 8
- Contacting 8
- Burk Technology 8
- Unpacking 9
- INTRODUCTION • UNPACKING 10
- Wiring Interface Unit 10
- Overview 11
- Controls & 12
- Connections 12
- VRC2500, Rear View 13
- WIRING INTERFACE UNIT 14
- COMMAND RELAY UNIT 14
- Information 15
- Software 15
- Requirements 15
- Pre-Installation 16
- GSC3000 Lynx Users 16
- Installation 17
- & Setup 17
- Select Program Folder Window 19
- Communication 20
- Properties 20
- Windows Device Manager 21
- CONFIGURING PC COM PORTS 22
- Site Setup 24
- The Security and Other 25
- Communicating 26
- Configuration setup is 27
- Connecting 29
- Equipment 29
- You must cycle the power 30
- DIAL-UP MODEM CONNECTION 31
- FOUR WIRE LEASED-LINE 32
- MODEM CONFIGURATION 32
- Motorola V.3400 33
- MultiTech MT2834BL 33
- MultiTech MT5600BL 34
- FOUR-WIRE MODEM CONNECTION 35
- TWO-WIRE LEASED-LINE MODEM 37
- Connecting a 38
- Dial-UpTelephone Line 41
- DedicatedTelephone Line 41
- INSTALLATION & SETUP 42
- Site Management 43
- BUTTON DESCRIPTIONS 44
- CONTROL BAR PROPERTIES 45
- PROPERTIES WINDOW 45
- Industry Tab 46
- Audio Properties Tab 46
- Site Properties 47
- Security 48
- Other Tab 49
- OPENING A SITE 50
- General Setup 51
- Configuration Toolbar 52
- Auxiliary Toolbar 52
- FIRMWARE 53
- Final Warning 54
- Firmware Wizard, Execute Tab 55
- Firmware Wizard, Finished Tab 55
- Changing the Network Address 56
- DATE/TIME 57
- SITE DESCRIPTION 58
- Changing the Site Password 59
- METERING INPUTS 60
- Meter calibration is done 61
- Action Window 62
- STATUS INPUTS 63
- COMMANDS OUTPUT 65
- Getting the Date Right 67
- Getting the Time Right 67
- Commands 68
- You can creat a macro to 71
- DATA BROWSER 72
- General Tab 73
- CALIBRATION 74
- CONFIGURATION PRINTOUTS 75
- Alarm Handler Window 76
- Unit Indicating Alarms 76
- Dial-Up Setup 77
- The Advanced button 80
- Support 80
- SITE DIALING 82
- VOICE SETUP 83
- Timing Properties Settings 84
- Dial-In Properties Settings 84
- Using Archives 86
- EXPLORER ARCHIVE FEATURE 87
- SITE MANAGEMENT 88
- Using Dial-Up 89
- SELECTING THE CORRECT MODE 90
- Retrieving 91
- Information & 91
- Issuing Commands 91
- COMMANDS, MACROS AND CAPTURES 92
- NIT INFORMATION CAPTURED 93
- HECKING F 94
- OR ALARMS 94
- N UNIT X 94
- HONE NUMBER X DISABLED 95
- HONE NUMBER X ENABLED 95
- LARM REPORTING DISABLED 95
- LARM REPORTING ENABLED 96
- NTERNAL MICROPHONE ON 97
- NTERNAL MICROPHONE OFF 97
- XTERNAL AUDIO OUTPUT ON 98
- XTERNAL AUDIO OUTPUT OFF 98
- XTERNAL AUDIO INPUT ON 98
- XTERNAL AUDIO INPUT OFF 98
- REPORT MODE 99
- ESCAPE/CANCEL COMMAND 99
- STATUS/METERING CHANNELS 100
- Creating Macros 101
- Programming 102
- Macro Structure 103
- CREATING MACROS • SOURCE CODE 104
- TYPES OF MACROS 106
- MATHEMATICAL STATEMENTS 113
- METERING MACROS 118
- Macro Examples 121
- While Delay 122
- Start Transmitter 122
- OR in an IF/THEN Statement 123
- AND in an IF/THEN Statement 124
- Sub Procedure 125
- Self-Directed Startup 126
- CREATING MACROS 128
- Managing Tasks 129
- & Data 129
- Data Browser 130
- To Create a Collection Job 131
- Interval Type 132
- Months/Weekdays 132
- PRINTING DATA 133
- Cross Tab Report 135
- Date Report 136
- Unit Report 136
- ADMINISTRATIVE TOOLS 137
- Time Stamp File 138
- CUSTOMIZING THE DATABASE GRID 139
- Grid Column Definitions 140
- To Delete a Time Stamp 141
- Export Database Window 142
- ORGANIZING DATA 143
- To Print Selected Data 144
- Data Manipulation Tools 145
- DATABASE COMPACT UTILITY 146
- VRC2500 Scheduler 147
- User Defined Tasks 148
- MANAGING TASKS & DATA 150
- Appendix A 151
- Appendix B 153
- SITE ACCESS 154
- METERING 155
- COMMANDS 157
- TIMED EVENTS 159
- ID Number (Long) 4 161
- IDTitle Number (Long) 4 161
- TimeStamp Date/Time 8 162
- Value Number (Double) 8 162
- Muted Yes/No 1 162
- Tolerance Text 3 163
- ValueCommand Yes/No 1 163
- IDCommand Number (Long) 4 163
- ValueStatus Yes/No 1 163
- IDStatus Number (Long) 4 164
- STolerance Text 3 164
- SMuted Yes/No 1 164
- CaptureChannel_TID 1 165
- IDCommand 1 165
- IDStatus 1 165
- PrimaryKey 2 166
- UnitRevC_TCaptureChannel_T 1 166
- UnitRevM_TCaptureChannel_T 1 166
- UnitRevS_TCaptureChannel_T 1 166
- Id Number (Long) 4 167
- UserID Number (Long) 4 167
- Activities Text 200 167
- Password_TDelUser_T 1 168
- PrimaryKey 1 168
- UserID 1 169
- PathNameReport Text 50 169
- PathNameReport 1 170
- Password Text 100 171
- UserName Text 50 171
- Password 1 172
- Tolerance Text 255 172
- WhereClause Text 255 173
- TimeFrom Date/Time 8 173
- TimeTo Date/Time 8 174
- Weekly/Monthly Yes/No 1 174
- DaysFrom Number (Long) 4 174
- IdReport Number (Long) 4 175
- DaysTo Number (Long) 4 175
- DisplayedName Text 50 175
- DateFrom Date/Time 8 176
- DateTo Date/Time 8 176
- PrinterName Text 255 176
- Copies Number (Byte) 1 177
- IdReport 1 177
- SiteName Text 50 178
- HeaderText Text 50 179
- SiteName 1 180
- SiteNetworkNumber 1 180
- SiteID Number (Long) 4 181
- UnitName Text 50 181
- UnitAlias Text 20 181
- UnitAddress Text 30 181
- Site_TUnit_T 1 182
- UnitAlias 1 183
- UnitID 1 183
- UnitName 1 183
- UnitID Number (Long) 4 184
- AlarmTimeStamp Date/Time 8 184
- AlarmType Number (Byte) 1 184
- AlarmCond Number (Integer) 2 185
- AlarmMsg Text 100 185
- AlarmNote Text 50 185
- AlarmTimeStamp 1 185
- AlarmType 1 186
- LogTimeStamp Date/Time 8 187
- LogMsg Text 32 188
- LogsNotes Text 50 188
- LogTimeStamp 1 188
- CNameA Text 50 190
- CNameB Text 32 190
- ChannelNumber Number (Byte) 1 190
- ChannelNumber 1 191
- CNameA 1 191
- CNameB 1 191
- Unit_TUnitRevC_T 1 192
- Name Text 50 193
- Type Text 50 193
- Limit2U Number (Double) 8 194
- Limit1U Number (Double) 8 194
- Limit1L Number (Double) 8 194
- Limit2L Number (Double) 8 194
- Unit_TUnitRevM_T 1 196
- SNameH Text 32 198
- SNameL Text 32 198
- NumberChannel Number (Byte) 1 198
- NumberChannel 1 199
- SNameH 1 199
- SNameL 1 199
- Unit_TUnitRevS_T 1 200
- Appendix D 201
- Wiring Interface 203
- Command Relay Unit 203
- WARRANTY 204
- APPENDIX D 206
- Appendix E 207
- Metering Pinouts 208
- Status Pinouts 208
- Cable Pinouts 209
- Jumper Settings 209
- APPENDIX E 210
- Appendix F 211
- APPENDIX F • TROUBLESHOOTING 213
- Scheduler icon 216
- Windows Start Menu 216
- WINSOCK.DLL 217
- UNINSTALLING VRC2500 SOFTWARE 218
- Glossary 219
- GLOSSARY 222
- See alarms 223
- See also Site Dialing 223
- See also Link Loss 223
- See VRC Explorer 223
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