APD-T01 Telephone Auto-Dialer
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1. To do so press the key on the telephone receiving the call this will stop the dialing sequence and the audible local alarm if enabled will also stop If you wish to stop the dialing sequence but not the local audible alarm press the key on the telephone instead and the local alarm will continue to sound for the programmed length of time even though the dialing sequence will stop Either way the unit will remain armed and any additional trigger event will activate the dialer again e Resetting the autodialer to factory defaults If it becomes necessary to completely reset the APD TO1 autodialer to its out of the box factory defaults you will find a switch inside the battery compartment marked NORMAL ERASE To erase all of the unit s settings do the following steps 1 Disconnect both the AC power supply and the phone line before removing the autodialer from the wall 2 Open the 9V battery compartment and remove the 9V backup battery 3 Move the switch to the ERASE position 4 Reconnect the AC power supply but do not reconnect the battery The LCD display should show OF F in large letters tA Press the DELETE key twice the unit should acknowledge this with a double beep 6 Disconnect the AC power supply again then move the switch back to the NORMAL position 7 Replace the 9V battery then place the unit back on the wall and reconnect both the phone line and the AC power supply All of the unit s set2. while any alarm event associated with RELAY 2 will activate the dialing sequence and voice message associated with TR2 These assignments are of course completely arbitrary you can use any of the monitoring unit s NO Normally Open relay outputs to trigger any of the APD TOI autodialer s inputs in whatever arrangement is most convenient to you e Example 3 Using a single dialer with two monitoring units A third possibilitv for larger facilities that require more than a single monitoring unit 1s to connect the relav output of two different monitoring units one to each trigger input Bv recording an appropriate message for each trigger the dialer can then inform the recipient s of the call which relav outputs triggered the alarm Note that you will probably have the same issue here as in the previous example when it comes to getting all of the wires to fit into the OV terminal namely that unless the wires are particularly thin you may have trouble getting all of the necessary connections to fit in the terminal You might need to use a secondary terminal connection such as a wire nut or a crimp block to reduce the multiple wires down to a single connection RELAY 1 RELAY 2 RELAY 3 NC C NOINC C NOINC C NO GOGVWVGOWVGOWOWO TAMP TR2TRI OV 12V ZQOGOGe 4 f AN RELAY 1 RELAY 2 RELAX 3 NC C wo l Ne C NOINC C NO O V O V O V Ow WA Alternatively by wiring the relay outputs in parallel it is possible to t
3. ER to select audible alarm length setting mode 3 Key in the length of time in minutes you want the audible alarm to sound then press ENTER The audible alarm can be programmed for anywhere from to 99 minutes To prevent excessive drain on the battery if the unit happens to activate during a main power failure though we recommend that you keep the length to 20 minutes or less which should be more than sufficient for most applications e Setting a Trigger Delay period The APD TOI can be set to wait for a given period of time in seconds after a Trigger Input is activated before it begins dialing The default setting is OO seconds or dial immediately to change this delay period use the following sequence 1 Key in the four digit password x x x x Press PROGRAM 4 ENTER to select set trigger delay period mode 3 Press one of these keys to select one of the following options 0 to set the delay to 00 seconds 3 to set the delay to 30 seconds or 6 to set the delay to 60 seconds 4 Press ENTER to save this setting and exit e Setting an Arming Delay period The APD TOI can be set to wait for a given period of time in seconds after the unit is armed 1 e switched from OFF mode to OM before the trigger inputs become active This can be useful if one of the alarm conditions you ve set in the RelayGoose II is tied to a door switch for example since it will give you time to l
4. IEC C 13 sockets connected across two phases of a 3 phase power system which are becoming increasingly common in larger IT installations all that is required is the appropriate plug and socket adapter Power supplies with non U S plugs may also be available as an option check with IT WatchDogs sales department for more details The model included in the APD TO1 kit comes with two bare wires at the end pre stripped and tinned for insertion into the screw terminals The proper connection is shown below INVIVA LINE PHONE unstriped wire is negative and goes to OV terminal striped wire is positive and T goes to 12V terminal i IMPORTANT NOTE If the power supply which comes with your APD TOI kit should happen to I come with tags attached to the wires which indicate a different polarity than ithe one shown here be sure to follow the polarity indicated on the tags While Ithe wire color scheme shown above is fairly standardized among plug in power supply manufacturers it is always possible that one of the several vendors from which we purchase these power supplies may not follow this standard Once the DC power supply has been connected mount the autodialer onto the wall making sure the anti tamper switch is pressed in You can now start programming the autodialer as directed in the next section APD T01 Teephone Autodialer Programming Guide Now that you have the APD TOI Telephone Autodial
5. ITWatchDogs Sor GOL 2 OQQ DOG PATER pre PRG i MAY APD TO1 Teephone Autodialer While the WeatherGoose monitor series provides IT administrators and facilities managers with a powerful combination of e mail and SNMP based alerts what happens if vour network connections go down and the messages can t be sent Models equipped with dry contact relays such as the RelayGoose II can even trigger alarm lights or sirens via the relay outputs but what if there s no one around to hear or see them The APD TOI Telephone Autodialer provides another option When combined with an I TWatchDogs monitoring unit equipped with output relays such as a RelayGoose II and connected to a standard telephone line the APD TO1 can be programmed to call up to nine different phone numbers and play a pre recorded message to each person who answers until one of them acknowledges the message by pressing the or key on their phone The unit can even be programmed to play one of two different messages depending on which trigger input is activated and to only call certain numbers for one trigger vs another It also has a built in audible alarm and is able to dial out even while running on battery power Note that the APD TOI is designed to work with a standard telephone line a k a POTS or Plain Old Telephone Service and is not directly compatible with digital multi extension office phone systems
6. If standard telephone line service is not available at your facility you will need to contact your local phone company to have a dedicated line installed for the APD TOI to use Alternatively if having such a line installed is prohibitively difficult or expensive you may wish to consider the APD GO5 which incorporates a built in GSM phone which can dial out wirelessly over the mobile phone network instead APD T01 Teephone Autodialer Installation Your APD TOI Telephone Autodialer should have come with the following items included in the box U 1 APD TOI Autodialer U 1 Telephone cable 15 ft U 1 I2Vdc power supply U 2 drywall anchors and matching screws In addition to the items in the kit to install the APD TO1 you will need at minimum U a 9V alkaline battery to install in the backup battery compartment U at least one length of 2 conductor alarm wire to connect the APD TO1 to the dry contact relay terminals on the RelavGoose Il U appropriate tools Philips and flat head screwdrivers drill ruler stud finder etc to mount the unit on the wall and to connect the wires to the terminal block Before you proceed make sure vou ve chosen an appropriate spot to mount the autodialer ideally it should be located near both a phone line socket and an AC power socket high enough on the wall to be easily operated Don t worry too much about the distance between the autodialer and the monitoring unit s since the trigger 1s
7. SCREW PHONE JACKS As you can see the device provides two phone jack connections so that a standard wall mount or desktop telephone can be connected to the phone line along with the APD TO1 permitting that line to be used to make and receive standard telephone calls as well as alarm calls from the autodialer If you don t need this feature simply connect the telephone line to the LINE jack and leave the PHONE jack unconnected Be sure not to mix these two conn he APD T out pro roperly ections up or tl FOL will not be able to dial The backup battery compartment is secured with a small Philips head screw There is also a raised ridge on the compartment door to provide some friction lock so be careful when removing or replacing the cover For now go ahead and remove the cover and set both it and the screw aside but do not install the 9V battery just yet In addition to the 9V battery connector you will find a small switch marked Normal Erase Make sure this switch is in the Normal position The first thing to do is hook up the trigger and anti tampering signals from the APD TO1 autodialer to the relay equipped I TWatchDogs monitoring unit and your building alarm panel if needed For this you will need at least one length of 2 conductor wire while we recommend using 2 conductor alarm panel wire such as Coleman Cable part 511014501 Belden Wire amp Cable part 82442 8771000 or equivalent any plain o
8. aler OFF for programming or to stop it from dialing out if one of the trigger inputs has been activated 1 Key in the four digit password x x x x 2 Press ESC to disarm the dialer The LCD display will change from OM to OFF Acknowledging the alarm when the autodialer calls As mentioned in the previous section when the autodialer is triggered it will begin dialing the numbers in the list associated with that particular trigger starting with the first enabled number in the list and ending with the last enabled entry For example if the dialing list for Trigger 1 looks like this The unit will dial all nine phone numbers starting with 1 and ending with 9 On the other hand if the dialing list looks like this instead The dialer will only dial entries 2 4 and 7 in that order Once the phone has been answered it will repeat the pre recorded voice message for that trigger up to five times if there is no response from that particular phone it will hang up and then dial the next number in the sequence until all of the numbers on the dialing list have been called It will repeat this entire sequence three times until one of the called phone numbers responds if none of the numbers have responded after the third time through the list the autodialer will stop dialing and display MO ANSWER on the LCD display During this sequence any of the called numbers can acknowledge the alarm and stop the dialing sequence
9. could be useful if your facility already has a dedicated line for a fax machine for example the APD TO1 and the fax machine could depending on how heavily and continuously the fax machine is used share the existing line instead of having to have another dedicated line installed for the autodialer alone TAMP TR2TRI OV 12V Note if you intend to connect a phone device you will need to purchase a second RJIl to RJII phone cable if you don t already have an extra one e Installing or replacing the 9V batterv To install the 9V backup battery not included simply use a small Philips head screwdriver to remove the single locking screw holding the battery compartment cover in place then slide the cover off the back of the APD TO1 body to expose the battery compartment Inside you will find a standard 9V battery clip simply attach the 9V battery to the clip making sure to observe the correct polarity then place the battery inside the compartment and replace the cover and locking screw You will also see a switch marked NORMAL ERASE inside the battery compartment make sure it is in the NORMAL position If the battery is installed correctly the APD TO1 autodialer will beep once TAMP TR2TRI OV 12V PHONE The backup battery should be replaced periodically at least once a year even if the APD TO1 is not displaying a Low Battery icon on its display to insure correct operation of the u
10. eave the room or close the cabinets without inadvertently activating the unit The default setting is OO seconds or arm immediately to change this delay period use the following sequence l Key in the four digit password x x x x 2 Press PROGRAM 5 ENTER to select set arming delay period mode 3 Press one of these keys to select one of the following options 0 to set the delay to 00 seconds 3 to set the delay to 30 seconds 6 to set the delay to 60 seconds 4 Press ENTER to save this setting and exit Note that if an arming delay is set then the ON symbol on the LCD display will flash during the programmed time delay period then come on solidly once the delay has expired e Enabling or disabling the Arming Delav countdown sound In conjunction with the Arming Delav period setting above vou can also have an audible countdown sound during the delay period The default is off no sound to change this use the following sequence 1 Key in the four digit password x x x x Press PROGRAM 7 ENTER to select set arming delay sound mode 3 Press one of these keys to select one of the following options 0 to turn the delay sound OFF 1 to turn it ON 4 Press ENTER to save this setting and exit APD T01 Teephone Autodialer Operating the dialer Now that you have the APD TOI Telephone Autodialer programmed let s look at how to operate it This section
11. er connected and mounted to the wall it s time to program it to dial phone numbers and play back a recorded message in response to trigger signals Note that unless specified otherwise the APD TOI must be in the OFF or inactive mode for any programming operations If this is your first time programming the unit it should come up OFF by default if the LCD display shows OW instead key in the four digit password and press ESC to switch to OFF mode In the following instructions whenever it is necessary to enter the four digit password we will indicate this as x x x x Out of the box the factory default is 1 2 3 4 later we will see how to change this but if this is your first time programming the unit just leave it at the factory default for now Once you begin any programming sequence if no key is pressed for 30 seconds the unit will automatically abort the operation and exit programming mode e Recording voice messages One of the first operations you should perform is to record the alert messages you wish to have played when the autodialer is triggered The APD TO1 allows you to have separate messages for each of the two trigger inputs 1 Key in the four digit password x x x x 2 Press RECORD 3 Press 1 to record the message for Trigger 1 or 2 to record the message for Trigger 2 4 Press ENTER to begin recording You now have up to 10 seconds to record your message 5 Press ENTER again to stop
12. just a dry contact relay signal the trigger signal is essentially immune to interference from induced EM or RF noise so the wiring between the autodialer and the monitoring unit can be dozens or even hundreds of feet if necessary Just make sure the wiring is routed such that no one can trip over it and that it can t get crushed or damaged by equipment rolling over it When choosing a spot for mounting make sure that there is no electrical wiring or plumbing running behind the wall in the spot where you intend to drill holes for the drywall anchors An example of mounting the APD TOI Telephone Autodialer unit to the wallis shown here The mounting holes should be drilled 160mm apart using a drill bit just slightly smaller than the diameter of the drywall anchors push the anchors into the holes then use a philips head screwdriver to screw the included fixing screws into the anchors Make sure you leave about iEE j 2 3mm of the screw body protruding from the anchor so that the APD TOI can be hung onto the screw heads Also be sure to make all of the necessary electrical connections and insert the 9V backup battery as shown on the following pages before hanging the unit on the wall TA ut M a EN IM Before you mount the APD TOL to the wall turn it over so that you are looking at the back of the unit ANTI TAMPER SWITCH SPEAKER NI TAMP TR2TRI OV 12V LINE PHONE BACKUP BATTERY TERMINAL BLOCK COMPARTMENT
13. ld 22 AWG copper wiring will suffice Examples of these connections will be shown on the following pages For purposes of illustration these examples will assume the use of a RelayGoose II monitoring unit however the APD TOI autodialer can be used with any IT WatchDogs monitoring unit or accessory equipped with appropriate dry contact relay outputs e Connecting the anti tamper switch signal The terminals marked TAMP are an NC Normally Closed dry contact pair intended for connection to a building alarm panel These contacts will remain closed as long as the unit remains mounted to the wall keeping the anti tamper switch depressed if anyone attempts to physically tamper with the APD TO1 unit by removing it from the wall the anti tamper switch will be released and the TAMP contact pair will open Whether or not you wish to use this function is up to you if you do then you should run a length of 2 conductor alarm wire back to your alarm panel You could also of course run this signal back to one of the Analog Inputs on the monitoring unit itself if you wish If not you should jumper the two TAMP terminals together with a short piece of wire as shown below security if the anti tamper function is desired run a alarm f per fi TAMP TR2TRI OV 12V 2 conductor pair back to your alarm panel i r alarm panel LMM MN pane as shown here back to any input which is designed to trigger the security alarm when T contac
14. ling list for Trigger 1 or 2 to set the dialing list for Trigger 2 then press ENTER 4 The LCD will show nine dashes corresponding to the 9 possible phone numbers assuming this is your first time programming the unit otherwise it will show a mix of dashes and numbers reflecting the current programming 5 Press a number from 1 to 9 to select which of the 9 phone number presets you wish to enable or disable for this trigger Each time you press a number it toggles that particular number on or off enabled numbers will display as a number while disabled ones will display as a dash 6 Once you have set the dialing list programmed the way you want it press ENTER to save the list Repeat this process for both trigger inputs 1f necessary Note that you can assign any combination of numbers to either trigger 1 e you can have all nine numbers associated with both triggers or only some associated with one and some to the other or any mix which suits your needs When the autodialer is triggered it will begin dialing the numbers in the list associated with that particular trigger starting with the first enabled number in the list and ending with the last enabled entry For example if the dialing list for Trigger 1 looks like this The unit will dial all nine phone numbers starting with 1 and ending with 9 On the other hand if the dialing list looks like this instead The dialer will only dial entries 2 4 and 7 in
15. nit We would also recommend inspecting the battery every so often to make sure the battery isn t damaged or leaking if the battery doesn t look right discolored swollen leaking visible corrosion around the terminals etc or if the Low Battery icon shows on the display the battery should be replaced immediately Be sure to only use alkaline 9V batteries Before replacing the battery make sure the unit has been turned OFF from the keypad but do not disconnect the AC power supply from the wall socket If both power sources are disconnected at the same time the unit may forget its programming before you can reconnect the new battery Note also that if you have connected your APD TO1 s anti tamper loop switch to your building alarm panel the anti tamper switch will activate when you remove the unit from the wall so you should make sure the security alarm is temporarily turned off beforehand e Connecting the AC power adapter The last item to be connected to the APD TOI unit is the AC power adapter The autodialer is powered by a standard 12VDC wall transformer stvle power supply similar to the one shown here which is included with the APD TOI kit Note that while the standard AC power adapter included with the kit has a U S style plug for 120VAC 60Hz operation it is actually capable of worldwide voltage 100 240VAC and line frequency 50 60Hz operation Itis also compatible with power strips which provide 208V AC via
16. numbers and play a different recorded message depending on which of its two trigger inputs are activated This allows you to selectively determine which employees facilities managers or maintenance contractors are alerted to a problem at the facility depending on the nature of the alarm An example of this kind of connection is shown here Note that instead of running two pairs of wires from the autodialer to the relay outputs we ve only run a single OV DC ground wire shown in black from one to the other then jumpered the two C terminals together at the RelayGoose II s terminal block The primary reason for this is that the terminals on the APD TOI autodialer are smaller than the ones on the relay output terminals with less room for multiple wires to be inserted into a single terminal so you will probably find it much easier to make this connection on the larger relay terminal block instead especially since the side of the DC power supply also has to be connected into the OV terminal at the APD TO1 side If the alarm wire pairs are thin enough though there s no reason not run two complete wire pairs between the APD TOI and the monitoring unit to keep the wiring simpler and more consistent RELAY 1 RELAY 2 RELAY 3 NC C wo NC C NOINC C NO 48GQGOGOEG TAMP TR2TRI OV 12V CM SIC In this way any alarm event associated with RELAY 1 will activate the dialing sequence and voice message associated with TRI
17. recording and save the message e Playing back recorded voice messages Once you have recorded the messages you can play them back to verify the recording 1 Key in the four digit password x x x x 2 Press PLAY 3 Press 1 to play the message for Trigger 1 or 2 to play the message for Trigger 2 4 Press ENTER to play back the message e Programming phone numbers The APD TOI allows you to program up to nine phone numbers into the unit to be dialed when one of the trigger inputs is activated Note that this sequence does not select which phone numbers are dialed it simply lets you set up the phone book as it were of numbers which can be dialed Selecting which numbers are actually dialed when a particular trigger is activated will be done in a following section 1 Key in the four digit password x x x x 2 Press PROGRAM 3 ENTER to select phone number programming mode 3 Press a number from 1 to 9 and press ENTER to select which of the 9 phone number presets you wish to program 4 Now key in the phone number to be dialed Each phone number can be up to 32 digits long If you make a mistake use the DELETE key to back up and re type the number 5 Press ENTER to save the number then ESC to exit programming mode Repeat this process as needed until you have entered all of the numbers up to a maximum of 9 which you want to the autodialer to be able to call once it has been
18. rigger one APD TOI from multiple monitoring units As a practical matter however the wiring necessary to let more than a couple of monitoring units share one autodialer is likely to become complicated and difficult to manage so as a general rule we would not recommend it e Connecting the phone lines The APD TOI provides two RJI l stvle modular phone jack connections marked LINE and PHONE The LINE connection of course should be connected to the actual phone line which the autodialer is to use Ideally this should be a standard telephone line also known as POTS or Plain Old Telephone Service while it is entirely possible to connect it to a VOIP voice over IP adapter for use with the so called digital phone service provided by many broadband internet providers this would obviously make the autodialer dependent upon the internet and your internal network remaining live which depending on your intended application might defeat the entire purpose of having the autodialer to begin with Note that the APD TO1 can not be directly connected to most multi extension office phone intercom systems as they generally do not use standard telephone voltages and signaling conventions between the extension phones and the central control system l The PHONE jack allows you to connect a standard telephone device to the line as well so that the line can be used for incoming or outgoing calls as well as for the APD TO1 This
19. rounds the input to OV which means that these inputs should be usually be connected to the NO Normally Open contact pairs of the monitoring unit s relays e Example 1 One relay output one trigger input The simplest application of course is using a single trigger input in combination with a single output from a single monitoring unit in this example a RelayGoose II Note that since the relay outputs on an TWatchDogs monitoring device are true dry contacts you will need to bring the OV or DC ground over from the APD TO1 autodialer terminals as well as the TRI trigger signal as shown here RELAY 1 RELAY 2 RELAY 3 NC C NO NC C NOINC C NO TAMP TR2TRI OV 12V AALALA IINA no alarm condition relay 1 de energized WA When wired as shown above any alarm event associated with RELAY 1 in the RelayGoose II will energize the relay closing the circuit and activating the autodialer sequence Instructions on how to set alarms and associate them with the relays can be found in the Setup Guide amp User Manual for your particular model of monitoring unit or accessory RELAY 1 RELAY 2 RELAY 3 LS OS CC Ca TAMP TR2TRI OV 12V AALL GVGVWOW relay I energized unit is in alarm condition completes the circuit and triggers the autodialer e Example 2 Using both trigger inputs from a single monitoring unit As mentioned previously the APD TOI can be programmed to call different lists of phone
20. t is broken l anv attempt to tamper with the unit bv removing it from the wall or cutting the alarm wire will set off the building security alarm MW note however that this anti tamper function is only activated by the spring loadedswitch on the back of the unit it will not activate if the power supply or phone cord are cut or disconnected a pe RR AINE NOTE TAMP TR2TRI OV 12V if this anti tamper function is not going to be used the TAMP terminals should be jumpered together with a short piece of wire as shown here e Connecting the trigger signals The terminals marked TRI and TR2 are dry contact triggers which will activate the APD TO1 autodialer Each of these inputs functions independantly allowing you to program the autodialer to dial one of two different lists of numbers and deliver one of two different recorded messages depending on which input is triggered Used in combination with the RelayGoose II s dry contact relay outputs you could for example have the autodialer call a different set of numbers for a detected water leak on the floor vs an over temperature condition in the room or you could use a single autodialer in combination with two RelavGoose IIs located in different racks to deliver a different alarm message specific to which rack s RelavGoose II triggered the alarm Some examples of these applications will be shown below The TR1 and TR2 inputs are triggered when a contact closure g
21. that order m tn ee Oe eee ee eS eee OC eee OC OC CET tee OP ET eee te eC OPE OE ee e Changing the access password To change the 4 digit password Key in the current four digit password x x x x Press PASSWORD to select password programming mode The LCD will display N P new password Enter the new four digit password you wish to use The LCD will display C P confirm password Re enter the new password ee ee a The LCD will display ACC accept then return to the OFF mode to await further instructions m 8 mum m 8 ee Oe Oe ee OP OC OC PC M Oe CE Oe e Enabling or disabling the audible alarm The APD TOI can sound a local audio alert when one of the triggers is activated as well as dialing numbers To turn this feature on or off 1 Key in the four digit password x x x x 2 Press PROGRAM 1 ENTER to select audible alarm enable disable mode 3 Press one of these keys to select one of the following options 1 to turn the audible alarm ON or 0 to turn it OFF 4 Press ENTER to save this setting and exit ee te Oe Oe te tke Ce Oe M OC M M COC M e Setting the duration of the audible alarm The audible alarm can be programmed to sound for a fixed number of minutes before stopping The factory default time is 3 minutes but this can be changed as follows 1 Key in the four digit password x x x x 2 Press PROGRAM 2 ENT
22. tings will have been reset back to factory default including the access password NORMAL ERASE TAMP TR2TRI OV 12V LINE PHONE e Care and maintenance of your APD TOI Telephone Autodialer l A leaking battery can result in poor performance and could potentially damage the unit We recommend inspecting the battery periodically even if the LOW BATTERY indicator is not showing on the display to make sure the battery is intact As mentioned previously we also recommend replacing the battery at least once a year even if the LOW BATTERY indicator is not showing on the display If the unit is frequently activated during main power outages requiring it to dial phones while running on battery power you may wish to replace the battery more frequently Avoid mounting the autodialer unit in areas that are exposed to environmental extremes such as high heat humidity or high levels of airborne dust or chemical vapors as this could damage the unit or cause it to perform unreliably If it is necessary to clean the unit use only a damp cloth and mild household cleaning agents Do not spray cleaning fluids directly onto the unit itself instead spray the cleaner onto the cloth and wipe the unit clean Under no circumstances should the unit be cleaned with strong solvents such as turpentine paint thinner gasoline etc
23. triggered e Deleting alreadv programmed phone numbers To erase a previously programmed phone number use the following sequence 1 Kevin the four digit password x x x x 2 Press PROGRAM 3 ENTER to select phone number programming mode 3 Press a number from 1 to 9 and press ENTER to select which of the 9 phone number presets you wish to erase 4 Press ESC to blank the number and exit programming mode Note that the APD TO1 has no provision for editing a number once it is in place to correct a typo for example if you make an error while entering the number and don t catch the error until after you ve saved it as above you must use this sequence to delete the incorrect number and then re enter the entire number from the beginning e Configuring the Dialing Lists for Trigger I and Trigger 2 Once you have programmed the up to 9 phone numbers you can determine which of these numbers are dialed when a particular trigger 1s activated This can be useful in situations where you need to notify different personnel depending on the situation 1 e in the case of a temperature alarm you may only want to notify the system administrators whereas for a water alarm you may also wish to call the building s maintenance supervisor or contractor TG IN Key in the four digit password x x x x 2 Press PROGRAM 6 ENTER to select dialing list programming mode 3 Press 1 to set the dia
24. will cover arming and disarming the unit acknowledging phone calls when the unit starts dialing and how to stop the dialing sequence and reset the unit In the following instructions whenever it is necessary to enter the four digit password we will indicate this as x x x x Out of the box the factory defaultis1 2 3 4 1f this is your first time operating the unit you might want to leave it as is while you practice operating the device but we strongly recommend that you change it the procedure is described in the previous section as soon as you are comfortable using the autodialer e Arming the autodialer Once the unit has been programmed it needs to be turned OW or armed so that the trigger inputs become active and the unit is ready to dial Note that you must have programmed at least one message and one phone number into the autodialer or it will not do anything when the input is triggered Arming the autodialer is simple 1 Key in the four digit password x x x x 2 Press ENTER to arm the dialer The LCD display will change from OFF to ON If you have programmed an arming delay period the OM indicator on the LCD will blink during the delay countdown During this time the unit will not respond to the trigger inputs once the countdown has expired and the OM indicator has stopped blinking the unit will arm itself and be ready to respond to the triggers e Disarming the autodialer To turn the autodi
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