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Job Directory
This is a sub-directory of the DLS-1 installed directory containing all Batch File information.
LAN
An acronym for Local Area Network. A LAN allows several computers to be connected
to one another.
Machine
Another term for computer.
Menu Bar
The list of menu items that appears at the top of the screen. To activate the menu bar
using the mouse, move the mouse until the cursor is over the desired item. Click the left
mouse button to activate the item. To activate the menu bar items using the keyboard,
press [ALT] and the highlighted letter corresponding to the desired menu item.
Modem
An acronym which means Modulate - Demodulate. It is a device that converts (modulates)
digital information from a computer into analog form so it can then be transmitted over a
telephone line. A modem at the other end of the line then receives the information, and
converts it back (demodulates) to a form the computer can understand.
On-Line
This term is used in data communications to mean that the line of communication is
still open, or in other words, neither party has hung up.
Panel Identifier Code
This code allows the program to differentiate between customer Work Files as well as
panels.
Path
This describes the route through the directory structure to get to a certain sub-
directory.
Port
The port is where your mouse/modem is plugged into your computer. If you have a
serial mouse, you must select the proper port. If you have a bus mouse, you do not
need to use this option. If you do not know the proper location for your mouse, consult
your computer owner’s manual or your computer installer.
Prompt
A term used to describe when the computer prints a message to the screen telling the
user to input data from the keyboard.
Security Stamp
A stamp is a series of eight alphanumeric characters, which is put onto all customer
Work Files as a security measure to ensure that files created by your computer can
only be accessed by your computer.
Status Level
Different status levels will restrict operators from performing different functions in the
program.
Toggle
To switch between two options, such as Yes or No.
Window
A demarcated area of the screen. There are two types of windows: Normal windows,
which display text, and Edit windows, which are for the modification of text and data.
Work File Directory
The directory in which the customer Work Files are stored. The Work File directory is
a subdirectory of the directory the DLS-1 software is installed in.
- DOWNLOADING 1
- SOFTWARE 1
- Please complete other side 2
- COMPUTER INFORMATION 3
- FORM TO: 4
- IMPORTANT 6
- 8
- DOWNLOADING SOFTWARE 10
- DLS-1 v6.7P 12
- 1 GETTING STARTED 14
- 1.1.2 Printer Requirements 17
- 1.1.3 Networking Support 17
- 1.1.4 Memory Requirements 17
- 1.1.1 Mouse Requirements 17
- 1.3 Setting Up PC-Link 18
- For Windows 95: 21
- Keyboard Functions 23
- Mouse Functions 25
- Cursor Movement 25
- Feature and Option Selection 25
- 2 USING THE DLS-1 SOFTWARE 26
- Step-by-Step Instructions 28
- Programming Manual 29
- 2.2 Run the DLS-1 Software 33
- 2.3 Log On 33
- 2.5 Select a File to Edit 35
- P-16 and P-1664 36
- P-16, P-1664 and DC1664 39
- 3 DLS-1 FILE MENUS 42
- 3.1 Main Menu 44
- 3.2 Edit a File 44
- PC4000 Panel Notes: 45
- Appended 49
- • Arm/Disarm 55
- • Alarm Memory 55
- • Bypass Zones 55
- PC3000 Panel Notes: 60
- System Status Information 61
- Record of Last Eight Changes: 61
- Zone Information 61
- Bell Test 65
- PGM Output Control 65
- Terminate Call / Hang Up 65
- Exit From This Menu 65
- DC1664, P-16 and P-1664 Menus 65
- 3.2.2 Wait for Panel to Call 69
- 3.2.3 Execute Batch Files 69
- 3.4 Notes for Section 3 71
- 4 WORKING WITH DLS-1 FILES 72
- 4.1 Create a File 74
- 4.2 Rename a File 75
- 4.3 Delete File(s) 76
- 4.4 Transfer File(s) 76
- IMPORTANT NOTE: 77
- 4.5 Default File Maintenance 78
- 4.6 Printer Functions 78
- 4.6.2 Print File List 79
- 4.7 Access Code Maintenance 80
- 4.8 Program Configuration 83
- [F5] Colour Selection Routine 85
- 4.10 Operations Log 88
- Store Operations Log to Disk 89
- 4.11 Create Batch File 90
- 4.12 Log Off 92
- APPENDICES 94
- Appendix B: AUTOEXEC.BAT 96
- Appendix C: Error Messages 97
- Modem Command File 98
- Modem DIP Switch Settings 98
- Modems Supported by DLS-1 99
- Modems Not Supported by DLS-1 99
- TYPICAL DIP SWITCH SETTINGS 100
- Appendix F: Glossary 101
- PC4010 Diagnostic Indications 108
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