Unit-to-Unit Commands (DV-200)

Unit-to-Unit commands (xCyy)

Whenever a particular event occurs at a site, it can be used as a trigger for the Davicom to send a specific Unit-to-Unit Command (UUC) flag (1C01 to 1C08) to a receiver Davicom unit at another site.

The receiver Davicom will send a UUC acknowledgement receipt to the sender Davicom and its active/normal state will follow that of the sender UUC. The received UUC flag can then be used as a qualifier, or an operand for any input in the receiving Davicom unit to control desired actions.

To configure your Davicom unit so that a UUC will be sent to another Davicom unit, click the Unit Configuration icon () in DavLink and select Unit-to-Unit Command in the Flags tab.

Remote Unit-to-Unit Command configuration window

To configure a specific Unit-to-Unit Command, select the line # (click the number) in the upper section of the dialog box, set the following parameters in the lower part and then click Change.

Default Description: Long Unicode description for each Unit-to-Unit Command. (Maximum 30 alphanumerical Unicode characters). Refer to this article for more details.

Alternate Description: Short ASCII description for each Unit-to-Unit Command. (Maximum 18 alphanumerical ASCII characters).

Starting IP Address: Required field. The Starting IP Address of the Remote Davicoms where the Command will be sent. A unique number consisting of 4 parts separated by dots (ex: 172.16.202.131).

Number of Addresses: Number of Davicoms where the Command will be sent if more than one Davicom should be contacted.

Note: To send a Command to more than one Davicom, the IP Addresses must be consecutive.

Tip: This feature could be used to send a Mute command to all Davicoms in a network in case of a satellite-link failure.

Enable: Check this box to enable this Unit-to-Unit Command.

Trigger: The condition (input, output, timer, flag, etc.) that is needed to trigger the Unit-toUnit Command transmission.

Action Type: Select from the dropdown list the action (MIN, MAJ, CMD or QLF) that will automatically be performed if the Unit-to-Unit Command failed. Refer to this article for more details.

Alarm List: If you selected MIN or MAJ for Action Type, you need to select a specific Alarm-Call List from the dropdown list (1 to 8). Refer to this article for more details on alarm-call lists.

Number of attempts: Number of times your Davicom unit will attempt to send the Unit-to-Unit Command. Maximum 9 times.

Command Flag: The Unit-to-Unit Flag that will be set by the Command. You need to select a specific flag from the dropdown list.

Remote Community: Required if you want your Davicom unit to be able to send Commands to the Remote Davicom. Once you select a community name for a Davicom unit, you must make sure that the community is the same for other Davicoms.

To configure another Unit-to-Unit Command, select the Command # (click the number), set its parameters and then click Change.

To delete Unit-to-Unit Command settings, select the appropriate line # (click the number) and click Delete.

Once you are done with the configuration of the Unit-to-Unit Command, click OK. When asked if you wish to upgrade the Davicom’s memory, click Yes.

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