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9560 Transaction Manager User’s Manual G#0=0.GOODSND :If the transmission is good, wait for response. :********************************************************************** :The subroutine executes the following statements if the host does * :not respond. * :********************************************************************** : .BADHOST P"HOST NOT RESPONDING" :Inform user if host does not respond. P"ACCESS DENIED" W5 :Wait 5 seconds for message to be read. G.START :Return to beginning. :********************************************************************** :These statements accept the response from the host. * :********************************************************************** : .GOODSND D$0="" :Clear the badge string and set up for response. YMP;1000 :Wait up to 10 seconds for the host response. #0=0.GOODREC :If reception from host is valid, go check :response. G.BADHOST :********************************************************************** :This subroutine acts on whether the host says the badge is valid or * :invalid. * :********************************************************************** : .GOODREC G$0="VALID".OPENDOR :If the badge is valid, open the door. P"INVALID BADGE NUMBER" :Otherwise, inform user. P"ACCESS DENIED" W5 :Wait 5 seconds for the message to be read. G.START :Return to beginning. :********************************************************************** :Open the door and allow the user time to enter before locking the * :door. * :********************************************************************** : .OPENDOR P"WELCOME TO WORK" :Greet the user. FXXXX1 :Actuate relay to open door. W10 :Leave door open for 10 seconds. FXXXX0 :Lock door. G.START :Return to beginning. :********************************************************************** :If there is no input on the badge scanner, the program goes to this * :subroutine. The sense inputs are checked and evaluated. * :********************************************************************** : .HOUSKEP D#0=0 :Initialize to no alarms/door closed FX :Read the sense inputs. 9-12
Interactive Reader Language G#0=0.START :Nothing at the sense inputs, return to beginning. C$0=#0 :Convert the input to string for test. D#1=[$0] :Determine the string length. G#1=2.ALARM :If second bit is set, an alarm is detected. G#1=1.DOROPEN :If first bit is set, the door is open. G.FAULT :If any other bit is set, the unit faulted. :********************************************************************** :This subroutine handles an alarm signal. * :********************************************************************** : .ALARM P"ALARM SIGNAL DETECTED" :Inform user of the alarm. P"ACCESS DENIED" D$0="ALARM --" :Prepare message for host. TA :Append time to message. XMP,$0 :Transmit alarm message to host. G.HOUSKEP :Continue testing for alarm. :********************************************************************** :If the door is held open too long, the program prompts the user to * :close it. * :********************************************************************** : .DOROPEN B01010101 :Beep at the user. P"DOOR OPEN" :Prompt user to close door. P"PLEASE CLOSE" W5 :Wait 5 seconds for the message to be read. G.HOUSKEP :Continue testing for open door. :********************************************************************** :This subroutine handles any fault detection. * :********************************************************************** : .FAULT B11110000 :Beep at the user. P"FAULT" :Inform user of the fault P"INVALID SENSE INPUT" W5 :Wait 5 seconds for the message to be read. G.HOUSKEP :Continue testing for fault. E 9 9-13
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