Add new ASVP alarm messages (MDF)
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- The ASVP board can store a large number of alarm messages. In the MDF file there is mapping information saying which alarm message in the ASVP corresponds to which alarm message id in AMC. As a default 9 alarm messages are mapped in the MDF file.
- When using ASVP board with more than 9 alarm messages the MDF file needs to be modified
- Before you go on, make a backup of your mdf file. In the directory AlphaPro -> Exchgs -> your exchange you will find a file with the extension .mdf. Make a backup copy of the file.
- The different alarm messages are defined in a table in the ASVP.
| Directory number | Alarm message id: | Group, individ: |
| 8191 | 1 | 4, 10 |
| 8192 | 2 | 4, 11 |
| 8193 | 3 | 4, 13 |
| 8194 | 4 | 4, 14 |
| 8195 | 5 | 4, 15 |
| 8196 | 6 | 4, 16 |
| 8197 | 7 | 4, 17 |
| 8198 | 8 | 4, 18 |
| 8199 | 9 | 4, 19 |
| 4, 20 | ||
| 4, 21 | ||
| 4, 22 | ||
| 4, 23 | ||
| 4, 24 | ||
| 4, 25 | ||
| 4, 26 |
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%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% % % % New group: ANNOUNCEMENT = 30 (No text) % % % %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% #UMSG 30 1 (4,10) #UMSG 30 2 (4,11) #UMSG 30 3 (4,13) #UMSG 30 4 (4,14) #UMSG 30 5 (4,15) #UMSG 30 6 (4,16) #UMSG 30 7 (4,17) #UMSG 30 8 (4,18) #UMSG 30 9 (4,19)
The numbers in brackets indicates the table and line number of the alarm messages being used in the ASVP. Let us say that the message individ 22 is wanted instead of the message in line 19 of the ASVP. We then do the following change:
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% % % % New group: ANNOUNCEMENT = 30 (No text) % % % %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% #UMSG 30 1 (4,10) #UMSG 30 2 (4,11) #UMSG 30 3 (4,13) #UMSG 30 4 (4,14) #UMSG 30 5 (4,15) #UMSG 30 6 (4,16) #UMSG 30 7 (4,17) #UMSG 30 8 (4,18) #UMSG 30 9 (4,22)