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basic stamps -- phone dialer

ArchiverArchiver Posts: 46,084
edited 2000-04-13 19:36 in General Discussion
Hi all-

I have been using a bs2 for two months now.
Can't tell you how much I like the stamps (their awsome)
My system uses one stamp and 3 plc's
the stamp gets analog signals from six temperature sensors
and then it sends the temperatures to one of the plc's
and if the temperature goes out of range the stamp
calls my pager and tells me the temperature.

the plc's control everything. I would like to of used
stamps for the whole project but, with plc's you can
change the program ONLINE while they are running.
something a stamp lacks. I think I understand why stamps can't
do that. Stamps have the debug screen.

Anyways one of the plc's is my alarm system which is
hooked up to a radio shack alarm phone dialer(I've had it for 2 years
now)
It has two sets of contacts which leave different messages.
It has my pager number programed in for the number to call
instead of recording a voice message in I entered 111111111111111 for
switch #1
and 01010101010101010 for switch #2. That way I can know two
different states of my alarm system.

If you want to take a look at my stamp code for the dialing part. tell
me

kevin

Burl Updyke wrote:

> Hello group-
> I have a need to have a Basic stamp monitor a circuit and activate a
> phone dialer that has the capability to send a numeric string so that
> a pager will know who called. Does anyone have any ideas on a dialer
> that would have that capability? The Radio Shack dialer only gives a
> audio message, so it is not suitable. Is there a way to utilize the
> DTMF function of the Stamp to do this? Any helpful ideas will be
> greatly appreciated.
> Burl Updyke

Comments

  • ArchiverArchiver Posts: 46,084
    edited 2000-04-13 19:36
    At 11:45 AM 4/13/00 -0500, kevin promulgated:
    >Hi all-
    >
    >I have been using a bs2 for two months now.
    >Can't tell you how much I like the stamps (their awsome)
    >My system uses one stamp and 3 plc's
    >the stamp gets analog signals from six temperature sensors
    >and then it sends the temperatures to one of the plc's
    >and if the temperature goes out of range the stamp
    >calls my pager and tells me the temperature.
    >
    >the plc's control everything. I would like to of used
    >stamps for the whole project but, with plc's you can
    >change the program ONLINE while they are running.

    That depends on what you mean "change the program online".
    If you mean remote program it, stick around, a little birdie
    told me there me be something in the works. Looks pretty
    neat from what little I've seen of it. More to follow, I'm sure.


    >something a stamp lacks. I think I understand why stamps can't
    >do that. Stamps have the debug screen.
    >
    >Anyways one of the plc's is my alarm system which is
    >hooked up to a radio shack alarm phone dialer(I've had it for 2 years
    >now)
    >It has two sets of contacts which leave different messages.
    >It has my pager number programed in for the number to call
    >instead of recording a voice message in I entered 111111111111111 for
    >switch #1
    >and 01010101010101010 for switch #2. That way I can know two
    >different states of my alarm system.
    >
    >If you want to take a look at my stamp code for the dialing part. tell
    >me
    >
    >kevin
    >
    >Burl Updyke wrote:
    >
    >> Hello group-
    >> I have a need to have a Basic stamp monitor a circuit and activate a
    >> phone dialer that has the capability to send a numeric string so that
    >> a pager will know who called. Does anyone have any ideas on a dialer
    >> that would have that capability? The Radio Shack dialer only gives a
    >> audio message, so it is not suitable. Is there a way to utilize the
    >> DTMF function of the Stamp to do this? Any helpful ideas will be
    >> greatly appreciated.
    >> Burl Updyke
    >
    >
    >
    >
    >
    >
    >
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