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1. Bag SECOND SET OF SCREWS UNDER ACCESS PANEL Fig 2 1 Mounting the Boat Remote 17 Boat Remote User s Manual Connecting the Power Supply There are two entry points for wiring into the enclosure of the Boat Remote They are a slot on the back of the enclosure below the access panel and a perforated punch out on the lower side of the enclosure For a neat and clean installation run your wires through the wall and have them enter the enclosure through the slot in the access panel area Otherwise remove the punch out and run the wires through this entry point To remove the punch out take off the access panel and press on the outside of the enclosure over the punch out with your thumbs until the plastic is removed The power transformer has three terminals that must connect to the Boat Remote Use the 3 conductor cable included with the unit and start with the Boat Remote terminals Attach the red and black wires of the cable to the 14VAC terminals on the Boat Remote Refer to Fig 2 2 Connect the uninsulated wire to the EG Earth Ground terminal On the Transformer connect the red and black wires to the end screws and connect the uninsulated wire to the center screw Plug the transformer into an electrical outlet not controlled by a wall switch PHONE JACK ON OFF SWITCH KH Lesch Leen Ten Leen Less Lesen Lesen Lesen Lesen Les Les
2. Connect the wires from the float switch to the HIGH WATER termi nals on the Boat Remote Additional wire is included in the Installa tion Kit or use 2 conductor 16 22AWG to extend the wire from the float switch Keep all wire connections above the highest water level Cutting the switch wires may void the warranty and or cause premature failure All wire connections should be sealed with elastomeric sealant to prevent wire corrosion LZ Emne PHONE JACK ON OFF SWITCH EE nt veer x 7 AC PWR LL Les Jee Leen Jee Lesen Less Jee Jee Leg Jee Leen Lesen Jee Lee Jee Jess Less ULI FIGH TEMP1 TEMP2 TEMP3 AUX SEC BP BP O 2 U l2vpc Fig 2 3 Connecting the High Water Float Switch Chapter 2 Installation Temperature Sensors Your Boat Remote comes with a temperature sensor connected to the TEMP1 input This can be used to monitor the temperature where the Boat Remote is installed Up to two additional sensors may be connected to the Boat Remote on the terminals labeled TEMP2 and TEMPS The temperature inputs on the Boat Remote are compatible with industry standard 10K thermistors and are available in a wide range of application specific models These include sensors for monitoring water freezers pipes and ducts Contact Kele and Associates at 901 382 4300 for temperature sensors and specify 10K Type 3 sensors ON OFF SWITCH BATTERY PHONE JACK L J Lesen
3. Installation Kit Includes float switch 20 2 conductor float switch wire 20 2 conductor battery wire 20 1 conductor bilge pump wire 15 Boat Remote User s Manual 16 Chapter 2 Installation CHAPTER 2 INSTALLATION Ce installing Boat Remote will ensure proper functioning of the unit Please read the entire chapter before starting the installation process Failure to properly install the unit will result in erratic operation shortened product life and a void warranty Within the packaging will be a warranty registration card Please take the time to fill this out and mail it The One Year Limited Warranty is explained in the back of this manual Operating Environment The Boat Remote should be installed and operated in an area that provides space for wiring sensors to the unit near an AC outlet and telephone line The operating temperature range of the unit is 10 C to 50 C 14 to 122 F Do not mount the unit in direct sunlight or in an area where it can get wet The unit is designed to be mounted in a dry interior area of your boat Mounting The Boat Remote is designed to be wall mounted using the four screws included Attach two screws to the wall 5 3 apart at the desired height from the floor Place the Boat Remote over the two screws and slide the unit down Remove the access panel and attach the remaining screws into the two holes in the interior area of the enclosure Refer to Fig 2 1
4. beeper Boat Remote can leave a number usually the unit s own phone number on the display of a numeric beeper IMPORTANT 62 When dialing out to a phone number programmed as beeper Boat Chapter 4 Operation Remote DOES NOT speak a voice message It calls the beeper company or service enters the number to be displayed on the beeper then hangs up Alarm Acknowledgment Local Alarms can be acknowledged locally by pressing any key on the Boat Remote keypad Example Boat Remote is operating in On Board Mode Bilge Pump 1 has exceeded its programmed maximum run time Boat Remote begins to repeat the message Bilge Pump 1 ran too long Since you are on board you hear the message and acknowledge the alarm locally by pressing any key on the Boat Remote keypad Remote Voice Dial Out Repeated below is the same example of what Boat Remote might say during a typical voice dial out must be in Away Mode Hello this is ID message The water level is too high Hello this is ID message The water level is too high Hello this is ID message The water level is too high Indicate you have received warning message 555 Acknowledgment Code Boat Remote will now wait 5 seconds for the touch tone acknowl edgment code 555 or 999 see below to be entered When you press the 5 key on a touch tone phone Boat Remote will echo the word five back to you A
5. The system shall connect to a standard two wire telephone line using pulse or tone with loop start only The system shall recognize ringer frequencies from 16 to 60Hz No leased or dedicated lines shall be required The system shall also be capable of being used on the same line as other answering devices Call progress detection shall ensure that the alarm dial out is not hindered by no answers or busy signals B Telephone Numbers The system shall be capable of dialing up to 8 telephone numbers 32 digits each The system shall allow local keypad programming of the following telephone dialing information 1 Dialing method pulse or tone 2 Message repetitions 1 10 3 Maximum number of calls 0 255 4 Call delay time 0 999min 59sec 5 Intercall Delay time 30sec 999min 59sec 6 Telephone Answering Device Compatibility Appendix C Engineering Specifications C Voice Messages The system shall have the ability to record store and reproduce voice messages to articulate the location and status of the moni tored channels In absence of user recorded messages the system shall articulate channel status using the internally resident vocabu lary All digitized speech message data shall be stored in nonvolatile memory with a 3V lithium battery backup Such battery backup shall be capable of protecting speech memory for at least 5 years of complete power outage There shall be one recorded identification message for the syst
6. Users Manua Phonetics INC Marine Division 901 Tryens Road Aston PA 19014 Every effort has been made to ensure that the information in this document is complete accurate and up to date Phonetics Inc assumes no responsibility for the results of errors beyond its control Phonetics Inc also cannot guarantee that changes in equipment made by other manufacturers and referred to in this manual will not affect the applicability of the information in this manual 1996 by Phonetics Inc First Edition version 1 02 September 2000 Written and produced by Phonetics Inc Please address comments on this publication to Phonetics Inc 901 Tryens Road Aston PA 19014 Boat Remote is a trademark of Phonetics Inc Touch Tone is a trademark of AT amp T Table of Contents Table of Contents Safety Instructions esicpicivccmacdterseemaderendentassarnnntin V POG Fe Quire E EE vi CHAPTER 1 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR BOAT REMOTE sisssscsssssssvasessstacsccues 9 Technical Support sicvsssissssssssncsescazapsntwncbesedsemtecieactesseatesnce 11 Using the Keypad LCD and LED Indicators 11 LCD Liquid Crystal Display cccccessseseeeeeeeeeeees 12 Eeer 12 System Operating Mode AAA 12 Warning UR 7 RE 13 Parts check Abee 13 Boat Remote eege eegene ege 13 AS AND eege 13 CHAPTER 2 INSTALLATION sssesseseees 15 Operating Environment ccccieeienssinvicessennncacesinnerens
7. the red LED will go from blinking red to off STATUS REPORT The status report function allows you to call in to Boat Remote and check the status of all monitored conditions The unit will answer an incoming call after the programmed number of rings until answer If any alarm conditions exist the alarm message will be recited For information on an input to be included in the status report that input s mode must be set to either active or status only The following is an example of what Boat Remote will recite during a status report if all inputs are activated Hello This is the King Crimson docked at the Big Fish Marina slip number 21 recorded ID message or This is Boat Remote default ID message Bilge Pump 1 cycled 4 times today for a total of 7 minutes 46 seconds Bilge Pump 2 cycled 3 times today for a total of 6 minutes 23 seconds The battery voltage is 13 7 volts current battery voltage The AC power is ON Other response OFF The cabin temperature recorded message for Temp 1 input is 65 4 degrees Fahrenheit Celsius or Temperature 1 default voice message for Temp 1 input is 65 4 degrees Fahrenheit Celsius Engine room temperature recorded message for Temp 2 input is 71 Boat Remote User s Manual 72 59 5 degrees Fahrenheit Celsius or Temperature 2 default voice message for Temp 2 input is 59 5 degrees Fahrenheit Celsius The ocean water temperature recorded
8. Dialing that requires an access number to connect with an outside line e Dialing that requires the pound e Dialing to a beeper or pager Incorporate a special code into your phone number entry by follow ing the combinations explained below Special Dialing Keys 40 The following designated keys represent special functions when used with Phone Number entries 1 code 1 will cause the Boat Remote to wait until the outgoing call has been answered before continuing to dial the remaining programmed numbers When inquiring telephone numbers a code 1 combination is displayed as a W 2 code 2 creates a 2 second pause PAUSE represents a two second pause in dialing When inquiring telephone numbers PAUSE is displayed as a P 3 code 3 will cause the Boat Remote to give a voice report and hang up When inquiring telephone numbers voice and hang up is displayed as a V 4 code 4 will cause the Boat Remote to dial a tone This is sometimes required at the end of the phone number for some beeper systems When inquiring telephone numbers this code is displayed as a 5 code 5 will make the Boat Remote wait for a dial tone before continuing to dial the dial out phone number This is useful with some phone systems For example it can be used when an access number is required before dialing to an outside line i e in some cases a 9 or other number must be dialed first in order to get a dial tone for an o
9. In addition the system shall be able to receive incoming telephone calls Upon answering the system shall recite a status report The system shall be FCC registered for direct connection to the telephone network The system shall have a one year warranty from the manufacturer The system shall be a Boat Remote by Phonetics Inc I O Channel Attributes and Features A Inputs The system shall come standard with 2 Bilge Pump Inputs 1 High Water Input 3 Temperature Inputs 1 Security Input 1 Auxiliary Input and 1 12V Battery Input The system shall have the following built in monitoring features 1 AC Power failure detection 2 Temperature with pre wired 10K thermistor 20F to 160F All monitored channels including built in monitoring features shall 83 Boat Remote User s Manual allow local keypad programming of pertinent operational data including but not limited to 1 High and Low Limits temperature battery voltage 2 Maximum continuous run time Bilge pumps 3 Maximum cycle rate Bilge pumps 4 Alarm recognition time 5 Operating mode Active Status only Off 6 Input Type NO NC 7 Telephone call list B Output The system shall have one built in 12V output The output may be programmed to switch when any alarm occurs or only when a security alarm occurs The 12V power is derived from the boat battery input and is fused at 3A Ill Communications Features 84 A Telephone Specifications
10. Jee Jee Leg Jee Le es os Lee Jee Jee Leg Jee Leen Lesen oo Lee Jee Jess Less UI Wl HIGH TEMP1 T MP2 TEMP3 AUX SEC BP BP O 2 Ul2vpc LOCAL THERMISTOR OUTDOOR AIR SENSOR IMMERSION SENSOR Fig 2 4 Connecting Temperature Sensors 21 Boat Remote User s Manual Bilge Pump The Boat Remote will monitor bilge pump activity when the positive power wire to the bilge pump is connected to the BP1 or BP2 inputs This power connection can typically be made at any one of three locations 1 At the bilge pump itself where the positive power wire is con nected 2 Atthe float switch that controls the bilge pump using the power wire that goes to the bilge pump 3 Atthe console where a bilge pump light may be located Connect to the wire that goes to the bilge pump CH Ze lt lt Ac PWR ses Lesen Lesen Ten Ten Lesen Lesen Les Leen Lesen Lesen Less Lesen Lesen Lesen Lesen Lesen Lesen Lesen Lesen Les III TE TEMP1 TEMP2 TEMP3 AUX SEC sii a u ats EG EE AUTO ON OFF TOGGLE SWITCH ORS FLOAT SWITCH PKS BILGE PUMP Fig 2 5 Connecting the Bilge Pump 22 Chapter 2 Installation Security Input The security input can be used with magnetic reed switches passive infrared detectors or any other security device that provides a normally open or normally closed contact The security input may have several normally closed accessorie
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12. The unit doesn t function normally when you re following the operating instructions Avoid using a telephone other than a cordless type during an electrical storm There may be a remote risk of electric shock from lightning Do not use the telephone to report a gas leak in the vicinity of the leak FCC Requirements viii Part 68 The Boat Remote complies with Part 68 of the FCC rules On the back of the unit there is a label that contains among other information the FCC Registration Number and the Ringer Equiva lence Number REN for this equipment You must upon request provide this information to your local telephone company The REN is useful to determine the quantity of devices that you may connect to your telephone line and still have all of those devices ring when your telephone number is called In most but not all areas the sum of the REN s of all devices connected to one line should not exceed five 5 0 To be certain of the number of devices that you may connect to your line you may want to contact your local telephone company to determine the maximum REN for your calling area This equipment may not be used on coin service provided by the telephone company Connection to party lines is subject to state tariffs Should the Boat Remote cause harm to the telephone network the telephone company may discontinue your service temporarily If possible they will notify you in advance But if advance notice isn t pract
13. for seconds Press the mone key to toggle through the three input modes MODE 53 Boat Remote User s Manual Press ENTER ENTER The display will prompt you to enter the Emergency High Water Level Input phone selection Use the number keys to select the phone numbers to be dialed when the Emergency High Water Level Input is in alarm You can choose all of the eight numbers that you programmed for dial out or any combination of the eight numbers Remember regardless of what order you enter your Input phone selections the phone numbers will be dialed in order according to their sequence number 1 8 The display will reflect this Use the number keys 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 o Number keys on the pressure sensitive keypat ENTER The display will reflect your selection Press ENTER Auxiliary Input 54 The Auxiliary Input is a dry contact detection circuit that monitors the open or closed status of any normally open or normally closed accessory item To program the Auxiliary Input Press SET Chapter 3 Programming Press AUXILIARY 9 Auxiliary The Local Display will prompt for you to choose normally open or normally closed The default is normally open Use the mope key to toggle between open and closed When your choice is displayed press ENTER Press the mope key to toggle between open and closed MODE ENTER Using the number keys on the keypad enter the Alarm Recognition Time minutes and s
14. from the alarm inputs 2 Carefully pack the unit to avoid damage in transit Use the original container if available or a sturdy shipping box 3 You must include the following information to avoid process ing delays a Your name address and telephone number b Aconcise note explaining the problem 4 Ship your package to the address below SERVICE DEPARTMENT PHONETICS INC 901 TRYENS ROAD ASTON PA 19014 5 Ship prepaid and insured via UPS or US Mail to ensure a traceable shipment with recourse for damage or replacement 89 Boat Remote User s Manual 90
15. message for Temp 3 input is 55 8 degrees Fahrenheit Celsius or Temperature 3 default voice message for Temp 3 input is 55 8 degrees Fahrenheit Celsius The water level is OK Other response TOO HIGH Engine room door recorded message for auxiliary input is OK Other response IN ALARM or Auxiliary default voice message for auxiliary input is OK Security channel is OK Other response SECURITY ALARM Listen to the sound level for 15 seconds User programmed listen in time Have a good day Chapter 5 Troubleshooting CHAPTER 5 TROUBLESHOOTING n the event that a problem is encountered this section will assist you in determining the cause so you can return the unit to its usual monitoring routine with minimal interruption Most problems with the Boat Remote are easy to identify and quickly corrected and are found under the following general headings Communications Dial Out functions Temperature monitoring Bilge Pump monitoring Other monitoring functions If you have tried the solutions outlined in this section and are not satisfied with the results call Customer Service 610 558 2700 or follow the guidelines for shipping the Boat Remote to Phonetics for repair See the Repair Appendix COMMUNICATIONS DIAL OUT PROBLEM The Boat Remote fails to detect an alarm condition CAUSE The Boat Remote is operating in STANDBY MODE SOLUTION Press the MODE button and change to either AWAY MO
16. number 1 8 The display will reflect this Use the number keys 1 2 3 4 5 6 H 8 9 0 Number keys on the pressure sensitive keypa ENTER The display will reflect your selection Press ENTER Phone Selection 1 2 4 6 The last item the unit asks you is if you want to reset the bilge pump data accumulated run time and cycle rate Using the mope key toggle between Y and N yes and no for the Reset Bilge Data If you wish to clear all accumulated bilge pump data at this time press ENTER when the Y for yes is displayed This feature will reset the accumulated run time and accumulated cycle rate and will begin to accumulate the data again starting now MODE ENTER Press MODE Press ENTER Chapter 3 Programming Emergency High Water Level Input The High Water Level Input will monitor the open or closed status of a float switch To program the Emergency High Water Level Input follow these steps Press SET Press HIGH WATER 6 High Water Using the number keys on the keypad enter the Alarm Recognition Time minutes and seconds The range is from 1 second to 999 minutes 59 seconds The default is 5 minutes Use the number keys to enter minutes 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 o Number keys on the pressure sensitive keypad ENTER The Input Mode will be displayed The default is Active Press the MODE key on the keypad until the appropriate mode is shown on the display Press ENTER Repeat
17. of your beeper See Programing Chapter for special dialing codes for beepers pagers The unit will then hang up without speaking a voice message and wait for a callback acknowl edgment This waiting period is called the intercall delay time During this time you may call the unit back from a touch tone phone to receive a report of the alarm condition and acknowledge the alarm by entering the 555 acknowledgment code Below is an example of what Boat Remote will say when you call it back to acknowledge a typical Bilge Pump alarm Hello this is ID message Bilge pump 1 ran too long Hello this is ID message Bilge pump 1 ran too long Hello this is ID message Bilge pump 1 ran too long Indicate you have received warning message Boat Remote will now wait for the touch tone acknowledgment code 555 to be entered When you press the 5 key on a touch tone phone Boat Remote will echo the word five back to you After the third 5 has been received Boat Remote will respond by saying Alarm Acknowledged The alarm has been acknowledged and the unit will hang up Once the alarm has been acknowledged the dial out process stops NOTE You may enter the touch tone acknowledgment code 555 at Chapter 4 Operation any time during the alarm message If the touch tone acknowledg ment code is not received Boat Remote will respond by saying Good bye T
18. seconds to 999 minutes 59 seconds The default intercall delay time Press ENTER Intercall Delay 30 Chapter 3 Programming is 1 minute To set the intercall Delay time press the number keys corresponding to the number of minutes and press ENTER repeat to enter seconds Use the number keys 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 o Number keys on the pressure sensitive keypad ENTER If an incoming telephone call is made to the Boat Remote during the Intercall Delay in between its dialing of subsequent telephone numbers to report an alarm it will answer the incoming call and immediately report any existing alarms The manner in which the incoming call is answered depends upon whether or not TAD Telephone Answering Device is enabled or disabled Press ENTER If TAD is enabled rings until answer will be 1 If TAD is disabled rings until answer will be 10 Refer to Rings Until Answer and TAD sections in this chapter Dialing Method Boat Remote can dial out in either pulse or Touch Tone Select the type of dialing depending upon the type of service provided by your telephone company The display will prompt you to choose Pulse or Tone dialing The default is Tone Toggle between pulse and Tone by pressing the mope key while in the Set System menu Press ENTER when your choice is displayed MODE ENTER Press MODE Press ENTER 31 Boat Remote User s Manual The local display will prompt you to enter the follow
19. the range available is 0 16 Volts Use the cope key to insert a decimal point Chapter 3 Programming Use the number keys 0 Security Number keys on the pressure sensitive keypad Use the cope key to insert a decimal point System Code ENTER Press ENTER Using the number keys on the keypad enter the Low Limit The default is 11 0V and the range is 0 16 Volts Use the cope key to insert a decimal point Use the number keys 4 3 4 5 T 9 d D Number keys on the pressure sensitive keypad Use the cope key to insert a decimal point System Code ENTER Press ENTER Using the number keys on the keypad enter the Alarm Recognition Time in minutes and seconds The range is from 1 second to 999 minutes 59 seconds The default is 5 0 minutes Use the number keys to enter the minutes and press enter Then repeat for seconds 45 Boat Remote User s Manual 46 Use the number keys to enter minutes and seconds 1 2 3 4 5 6 H 8 9 0 Number keys on the pressure sensitive keypad Press ENTER ENTER The Input Mode will be displayed The default is Active Press the MODE key on the keypad until the appropriate mode is shown on the display Press the mope key to toggle through the three input modes Press ENTER ENTER The display will prompt you to enter the Battery Input phone selec tion Use the number keys to select the phone numbers to be dialed when the Battery Input is i
20. 3 555 3333 voice your vacation weekend residence e Phone 4 555 4444 voice your primary residence e Phone 5 555 5555 voice your car cellular phone 65 Boat Remote User s Manual e Phone 6 555 6666WPP5552628 beeper your beeper e Phone 7 voice not programmed e Phone 8 voice not programmed e Boat Remote s telephone number 555 BOAT 555 2628 e Rings until answer 5 e Listen in time 10 seconds e Speaker ON e TAD OFF e Cal Delay Time 30 seconds e Intercall Delay Time 2 minutes e Voice Repetitions 3 Monitoring Programming Input Temperature 1 Temperature 2 Temperature 3 AC Power Battery High Water Bilge Pump 1 Bilge Pump 2 Auxiliary Security 66 Alarm Limits Rec Time Mode hi 105 low 35 10 sec Active hi 100 low 40 3 sec Status Only hi 100 low 40 3 sec Status Only 30 min Active hi 15 5V low 10V 5 min Active 1 min Active run time 30 min Active cycles hrs 5 24 run time 5 min Off cycles hrs 0 0 30 sec Active 2 sec Active Dialout Select 3 4 5 6 none none 1 2 3 4 5 6 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 3 4 5 6 none 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 Chapter 4 Operation Examples Each example is divided into three parts Alarm Recognition Alarm Notification and Acknowledgment Alarm Recognition refers to the events that occur when a monitored condition changes or exceeds programmed limits Alarm Notificat
21. DE or ON BOARD MODE CAUSE The input is turned OFF or is programmed for STATUS ONLY SOLUTION Reprogram the input so that it is ACTIVE CAUSE Alarm recognition time is too long A fault condition does not remain in effect long enough to become a valid alarm SOLUTION Reprogram the recognition time for the monitored condition to a shorter duration or trip the alarm for a longer period of time CAUSE There are no phone numbers programmed SOLUTION Program phone numbers CAUSE The call selection list for the monitored input is empty 73 Boat Remote User s Manual 74 SOLUTION Program some numbers in the call selection list CAUSE Broken wires touching wires or a faulty sensor SOLUTION Inspect the wiring and test the sensor operation with a continuity tester or ohmmeter PROBLEM The Boat Remote fails to dial out CAUSE The telephone line is not connected or is not turned on SOLUTION Verify that the telephone line is good by checking it with a telephone then make sure the Boat Remote is connected CAUSE The telephone number may be incorrectly programmed SOLUTION Recheck the telephone number programming CAUSE The current dialing method Tone or Pulse is not compat ible with the telephone line on which the Boat Remote is installed SOLUTION Change the dialing method in the SYSTEM menu CAUSE The call delay is set too long SOLUTION Reprogram the call delay in the SYSTEM menu so that the time
22. ED RED Off Stand By Mode Off Everything OK Blinking On board Mode Blinking Unacknowledged On Steady Away Mode Alarm Exists On Steady AC Power Off or Phone Line Disconnected 1 2 3 ID SET Temp 1 Temp 2 Temp 3 Status 4 5 6 z High Voice VI what is AC Pwr Battery water Message J S R Phone ft Bilge 1 Bilge 2 I Auxiliary Number H System MODE ENTER J Security Code Fig 3 1 The Keypad 25 Boat Remote User s Manual The Keys 26 Set key used for MODE ENTER programming JE used to insert a AC Dar control key Code decimal point 5 key amp Battery Input control key Batte Temp 3 6 key amp High enp High Water Level 6 Water Input control key We 7 key amp Primary aler Bilge Pump Input control key ap 8 key amp Secondary Auxiliary B Bilge Pump Input control key SET A What is key Mode key amp Enter key What is used for inquiry directional arrows 1 key amp ID ID amp Status key Temperature 1 Status used for a status report Temp 1 Input control key 2 2 key amp Voice Voice Message Temperature 2 key to record or Temp 2 Input control key Message play messages 3 3 key amp Phone Phone Number key to Temperature 3 program amp inquire dial Temp 3 Input control ke Number out phone numbers P r 4 4 key amp AC System Parameters amp y Special Code key also ea Fower Input 6 1 2 4 5 7 8 0 Number keys on th
23. Lesen Lesen Lesen Lesen Lesen Jess Less Les SNN IMP2 TEMP3 AUX SEC E BP O AC AG 2 7 12VDC AA PHONE CABLE PUNCHOUT BATTERY TELEPHONE SERVICE POWER TRANSFORMER Fig 2 2 Connecting Power and Telephone Service 18 Chapter 2 Installation Connecting the Battery The battery connection is for monitoring the voltage of your boat battery and it also provides power to the unit in the event of a power failure The battery connects to the terminals labelled 12VDC If you have the Installation Kit use the 2 conductor cable supplied Otherwise use a 2 conductor marine grade cable 16 22AWG Attach the red wire to the positive terminal on the Boat Remote and the black wire to the negative terminal At the other end of the cable attach the red wire to the positive terminal on the battery and the black wire to the negative terminal Refer to Fig 2 2 Connecting the Telephone Line Plug one end of the telephone line cord into the PHONELINE jack of the Boat Remote and plug the other end into a modular wall jack See Fig 2 2 Power Surge Protection The Boat Remote can be damaged by power surges and lightning through the telephone line and the 120 VAC power supply Although the unit has built in surge protection we recommend that additional protection be obtained for the unit and for any electronic equipment that is attached to your power supply and telephone lines Power surge protection is
24. Phone Numbers 1 8 Boat Remote will dial the numbers sequentially 1 8 regardless of what order you enter them in the Input Dial Out Phone Selection Recognition Time not for Bilge 1 amp 2 This is the programmable waiting period to determine if an alert condition has persisted long enough to be considered a valid alarm If the sensor returns to normal within the Recognition Time then no alarm will occur In addition to these parameters each input requires levels time constraints or other conditions for you to set This section of the manual along with the local display will guide you through program ming Please read through this section before you begin to program Consider the choices that follow for each input and how they apply to your needs To keep previous settings scroll to the next parameter with the down arrow key To clear an input phone selection press EnTER before pressing any numbers for that phone selection while in an Input menu When changing a parameter press ENTER when your choice appears on the display Press the down arrow one extra time once you have reached the end of an input menu to reach the idle screen Chapter 3 Programming AC Power Input To program the alarm parameters for the AC power input follow these steps Press the set key on the keypad SET Press the 4 ac pwr key on the keypad 4 AC Pwr The Input Mode will be displayed The default is Active To change the Input Mode p
25. Temp 2 Temp 3 4 5 6 High AC Pwr Battery water 9 Bilge 1 ff Bilge 2 Auxiliary Number keys on the pressure sensitive keypa ENTER DIAL OUT PHONE NUMBERS The Boat Remote can store up to eight different phone numbers 32 digits each for dial out Each input can be programmed to selectively dial any of those 8 phone numbers during an alarm dial out In the event of an alarm the numbers are dialed sequentially 1 8 Boat Press ENTER 37 Boat Remote User s Manual Remote automatically will wait until outgoing calls are answered before reciting alarm messages You have the ability to set a different dial out list for each input with Boat Remote A dial out list is a list of up to eight phone numbers for each input to be called in the event of an alarm Although each dial out phone number may be used only once for each input Programming the Dial Out Phone Numbers 38 Press SET Press PHONE NUMBER Phone Number Press a number key to indicate the sequence number 1 8 of the dial out phone number that you now wish to program The sequence number 1 8 denotes the order in which the numbers will be dialed during an alarm For example press 1 for the first person to be called in the event of an alarm 8 for the last person to be called in the event of an alarm and so on 1 Temp 1 Next you will be prompted to enter the actual phone number Enter the actual phone number using the numbe
26. ay will reflect your selection Phone Selection 1 2 4 6 Press ENTER 49 Boat Remote User s Manual Bilge Pump Inputs 2 50 The Bilge Pump Inputs will monitor the number of on off cycles and the accumulated run time of your bilge pumps The alarm param eters can be programmed to detect whether the bilge pump runs too frequently cycle rate alarm or for too long a period maximum run time alarm To aid in determining the appropriate alarm parameters for your boat set the input mode to status only and monitor the display for a day or so It will show bilge pump activity as follows 1 The real time status on or off of the bilge pump 2 Number of cycles and accumulated run time over a 24 hour period starting at 12 am This resets to 0 at 12 am 3 Maximum of cycles over the programmed cycle rate alarm period 4 Maximum run time of any one cycle To program the bilge pump alarm parameters Press SET Press BILGE 1 or BILGE 2 7 8 Bilge 1 of Bilge 2 The input mode will be displayed Press the mope key on the keypad until the appropriate mode is shown on the display The default for bilge 1 is active The default for bilge 2 is off Press ENTER Press the mope key to toggle through the three input modes MODE ENTER Press ENTER Chapter 3 Programming The local display will prompt for the Maximum Run Time Using the number keys on the keypad enter the number of minutes press ENTER Re
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28. cknowledged alarm when blinking the AC power is off or the phone line is disconnected when on steady and that everything is OK when it s off Liquid Crystal Display your guide for information and programming 7 microphone ONBORRD NODE NO ALARMS oviqwss 12 34 00 Pressure o z Sensitive a Keypad speaker E Official Access Boat Panel Remote Logo only checked during a System Mode change to Away Mode Fig 1 1 The Boat Remote II Boat Remote User s Manual 12 The Boat Remote features extensive capabilities to monitor a variety of conditions Bilge Pump Activity 2 separate bilge pumps AC power failure 12VDC Battery level Temperature High Water Security The Boat Remote is equipped with 6 predefined inputs 2 undefined temperature inputs and an auxiliary input Additional sensors to help you customize Boat Remote for your needs can be added for extended monitoring in these areas Intrusion or unauthorized entry Water leaks and seepage Temperature Humidity Equipment operation And other conditions that may require unique monitoring solutions The status of each monitored condition is readily obtained at the unit s installation site or remotely by telephone At the close of every Status Report time is provided for listening to on site sounds The Boat Remote features continuous updates on all monitored conditions via the scrolling display In addition bilge pump statistics a
29. d the number keys to get the appropriate value or toggled to your choice by pressing the mope key then press ENTER You must press ENTER here or the previous setting will remain After pressing ENTER you will then be able to set the next parameter or Maximum Chapter 3 Programming scroll through the rest of the menu using the down arrow Press the set key on the keypad SET System Code The Local Display will prompt you to set the following System Parameters Press SYSTEM Number of Calls The Maximum Number of Calls feature controls the total number of repeated calling attempts by the Boat Remote in the event of an alarm When an alarm occurs the dial out process begins and Boat Remote continues to cycle through your programmed phone selection until the maximum number of calls is reached Maximum Number of Calls is cancelled when an alarm is acknowl edged If the Maximum Number of Calls is completed and no alarm acknowledgment has occurred the Boat Remote will automatically acknowledge any alarm and stop the dial out The Maximum Number of Calls setting regulates the number of calls that will be made as a result of any alarm if more than one alarm is detected at once or if a second alarm occurs during dial out on the first alarm the Maximum Number of Calls setting will start the calling process from zero until the programmed number of calling attempts are completed ln the event that only one phone number is
30. dial out again for a High Water alarm unless the float switch returns to its normal state and then is tripped again EXAMPLE 3 Away Mode beeper dialout amp acknowledgment Alarm Recognition Late one night an electrical overload causes a circuit breaker to trip inside the junction box providing dockside AC Power to your boat The power stays off for of 30 minutes the programmed alarm recognition time and the AC Power input is set to Active so Boat Remote enters the Alarm Notification sequence Alarm Notification 1 Boat Remote waits 30 seconds the programmed Call Delay time During this time the unit recites the message The AC power is off 69 Boat Remote User s Manual 2 The unit is operating in Away Mode so after 30 seconds it checks the dialout selection list for the AC Power input It then dials the first number on the list phone 1 Marina office 555 1111 3 The Marina office is closed at night so the unit receives no answer and hangs up 4 Boat Remote waits 2 minutes programmed Intercall Delay time then dials the Marina manager s beeper phone 2 5 The phone is answered 6 The unit leaves its telephone number 555 2628 on the beeper display 7 The manager s beeper goes off and he calls the displayed number Acknowledgment 1 After 5 rings Boat Remote answers the incoming call and says Hello this is Boat Remote ID Message The AC Power is off Indicate you have rece
31. e and another telephone answering device sharing the line answer incoming calls simultaneously CAUSE The Boat Remote s number of Rings Until Answer is set to the same number of rings for the other device SOLUTION Change the number of Rings Until Answer for the Boat Remote to a number greater than the rings for the other device Also make sure the TAD Telephone Answering Device option is set to ON in the SYSTEM menu PROBLEM The Boat Remote recites the alarm message over the telephone but is silent at the installation site CAUSE The speaker is turned off SOLUTION Turn the speaker on by changing the speaker on off parameter in the SYSTEM menu TEMPERATURE MONITORING PROBLEM The temperature reading is 20 1 F or 29 1 C CAUSE The temperature sensor has been disconnected or has a broken wire SOLUTION Examine the wires to the temperature sensor and connect or replace the wiring PROBLEM The temperature reading is 160 1 F or 72 1 C CAUSE The temperature sensor wires are touching SOLUTION Verify and correct wiring PROBLEM The temperature reading is inaccurate CAUSE An incompatible temperature sensor is attached to the Boat Remote 75 Boat Remote User s Manual SOLUTION Replace the temperature sensor with a 10K sensor from Phonetics or an approved alternate source OTHER MONITORING 76 PROBLEM The alarm status of the security or auxiliary input is incorrect CAUSE The input norma
32. e pressure sensitive keypad N 9 key amp Auxiliary Input control key ry 0 0 key amp Security Input Security control key Fig 3 2 The Keypad Keys and Their Functions In the figure above please note the keys on the keypad are grouped by function The number keys are arranged as they are on a tele phone for ease of use They are also used as the 10 input keys The four operations keys ID VOICE MESSAGE PHONE NUMBER AND SYSTEM are used to program and inquire operation parameters i e tone or pulse dialing The cope key is used for special codes to be explained in the Dial Out section The set and wuare keys along with the mone and ENTER keys will be the most prominently used to make your program ming choices And the directional arrow keys are for scrolling through the menu screens Refer to the following programming examples for more details Chapter 3 Programming PROGRAMMING VOICE MESSAGES Boat Remote allows you to record four custom alarm messages and an identification ID message The four alarm messages are for the Temperature 1 Temperature 2 Temperature 3 and Auxiliary inputs If a message is not recorded for one of the above a default message will be used User recorded messages are replaced by default messages when the unit is reset See Troubleshooting Recording a Voice Message To record a message follow the example below for ID message and replace the mp status key with the key rep
33. ecimal point Use the number keys 1 3 4 5 6 Ke 9 d D Number keys on the pressure sensitive keypat Use the cope key to insert a decimal point System Code Press ENTER ENTER Using the number keys on the keypad enter the Alarm Recognition Time in minutes and seconds The range is from 1 second to 999 minutes 59 seconds The default is 3 seconds Use the number keys to enter minutes 1 2 Temp 3 4 ate D Number keys on the pressure sensitive keypad ENTER Press ENTER Repeat for seconds 48 Chapter 3 Programming Press the mope key on the keypad until the appropriate mode is shown on the display The default for Temperature Input 1 is Active The default for Temperature Inputs 2 and 3 is Off Press the mone key to toggle through the three input modes MODE ENTER The display will prompt you to enter the Temperature Input phone selection Use the number keys to select the phone numbers to be dialed when the Temperature Input is in alarm You can choose all of the eight numbers that you programmed for dial out or any combina tion of the eight numbers Remember regardless of what order you enter your Input phone selections the phone numbers will be dialed in order according to their sequence number 1 8 The display will reflect this Press ENTER Use the number keys 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 o Number keys on the pressure sensitive keypad ENTER The displ
34. econds The range is from 1 second to 999 minutes 59 seconds The default is 3 seconds Press ENTER Use the number keys to enter minutes 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 o Number keys on the pressure sensitive keypad ENTER The Input Mode will be displayed The default is Off Press the moDE key on the keypad until the appropriate mode is shown on the display Press ENTER Repeat for seconds Press the mone key to toggle through the three input modes 55 Boat Remote User s Manual Press ENTER ENTER The display will prompt you to enter the Auxiliary Input phone selection Use the number keys to select the phone numbers to be dialed when the Auxiliary Input is in alarm You can choose all of the eight numbers that you programmed for dial out or any combination of the eight numbers Remember regardless of what order you enter your Input phone selections the phone numbers will be dialed in order according to their sequence number 1 8 The display will reflect this Use the number keys 3 e remp 2 Temp 3 4 5 6 High AC Pwr Battery water 7 8 9 Bilge 1 Bilge 2 Auxiliary o Security Number keys on the pressure sensitive keypat Press ENTER ENTER The display will reflect your selection Phone Selection 1 2 4 6 Security Input 56 The Security Input is a dry contact detection circuit that monitors the open or closed status of any normally open or normally closed secur
35. em a recorded message for each temperature input and 1 recorded message for the auxiliary input Message length shall be 5 seconds per input channel and 10 seconds for the identification message D Beeper Pager Dial out The system shall be capable of intelligently dialing out to a numeric beeper or pager The dialing sequence shall be programmable such that the pager number is dialed the system waits for the telephone to be answered and then additional identification Touch Tones are transmitted IV Programming A Local Programming The system shall contain an integral sealed keypad for the purpose of locally programming all system data All programming parameters as well as system status information shall be displayed on the LCD V Remote Operational Features A Status Report The system shall allow the user to call into the unit at any time using any standard telephone to obtain a full status report of all monitored channels including present temperature and listening in to on site sounds The status report shall be articulated using the resident digitized vocabulary in combination with user recorded voice messages B Acknowledgment An alarm on any monitored channel may be acknowledged remotely by pressing tones on a Touch Tone telephone keypad An alarm may also be acknowledged locally using the built in keypad 85 Boat Remote User s Manual VI Enclosure Environmental and Power 86 A Enclosure The sy
36. emote rings until answer 6 Using the procedure just outlined all incoming calls will be answered by the telephone answering device allowing it to operate normally With the programming just accomplished the Boat Remote can be accessed remotely by telephone to obtain a status report 1 Dial the telephone number of the Boat Remote 2 Let the telephone ring once and then hang up 3 Wait approximately ten seconds 4 Call the Boat Remote back It will answer the telephone on the first ring Explanation The pattern of one ring followed by a second call within 30 seconds signals the Boat Remote to answer your incoming call excluding the telephone answering device Exception If the Boat Remote shares the same line with a tele phone answering device and frequent incoming calls are expected on that line during a specific time then you may want to temporarily disable the TAD feature If you leave the TAD enabled it will not adversely affect normal operation but if two outside telephone calls are received within the same 30 second time window the Boat Remote will interpret this pattern as a signal to answer the tele phone If this occurs press any key on the Boat Remote to hang up Voice Repetitions The Voice Repetitions feature allows programming of the number of times the alarm message is delivered per phone call during alarm dial out The maximum alarm message repetitions may be set to 10 The default is 3 repetition
37. especially important if your boat is in a lightning prone area The ISOTEL Surge Protector Model IB 4 is available through Phonetics See Accessory Appendix Connecting Accessories High Water Float Switch The float switch is used to monitor for high water levels in the bilge When choosing a location for the float switch remember that it s purpose is to alarm you when the water level has reached an unusually high or unacceptable level Installing the float switch too low could cause frequent false alarms We recommend the Rule model 33 this float switch will trip when the water level has reached 2 1 2 above the base of the switch DO NOT connect the float switch to your bilge pump or battery The float switch need only be connected to the Boat Remote to operate properly 19 Boat Remote User s Manual 20 To mount the switch follow these steps 1 Place the switch on a horizontal flat surface in the bilge at the desired location 2 Gently lift the float and mark the location of the front screw 3 Move the switch away from the location mark and drive in one of the screws provided approximately 1 2 from the flat surface so that the switch can easily slide under the head of the screw 4 Slide the float switch under the head of the screw and then drive the second screw provided into the back screw hole being careful not to overly tighten the screw as this may distort the switch and impair its operation Electrical
38. fter the third 5 has been received Boat Remote will respond by saying Alarm Acknowledged The alarm has been acknowledged and the unit will hang up Once the alarm has been acknowledged the dial out process stops 999 Acknowledgment Code Substituting the 555 acknowledgment code with 999 will acknowl edge the alarm and for the input that is in alarm will change the Input Mode from Active to Status Only This is useful if an input is going in and out of alarm To remotely change the alarm input s mode follow the directions for the 555 acknowledgment code but substitute 555 with 999 The response will be Input disabled Alarm acknowledged Good bye 63 Boat Remote User s Manual 64 NOTE You may enter the touch tone acknowledgment code 555 or 999 at any time during the alarm message If the touch tone acknowledgment code is not received Boat Remote will respond by saying Good bye and hang up The alarm has not been acknowledged Boat Remote will hang up and wait for a callback acknowledgment This waiting period is called the intercall delay time During this time you may call the unit back from a touch tone phone and enter the 555 code to acknowledge the alarm NOTE An alarm cannot be acknowledged using a pulse rotary telephone Beeper Dial Out Boat Remote will dial out to your beeper service and leave a number on the display
39. he alarm has not been acknowledged Boat Remote will hang up and wait for the rest of the intercall delay time During this remaining time you may call the unit back again from a touch tone phone and enter the 555 code to acknowledge the alarm TIP When Boat Remote is programmed to make calls to beepers make sure the intercall delay time is long enough to give the person carrying the beeper some time to get to a phone to call the unit back Automatic Alarm Acknowledgment Max Calls Boat Remote has the ability to acknowledge alarms itself by using the Max Calls function The unit keeps a count of the number of phone calls it makes for a particular alarm Once the number of calls made reaches Max Calls Boat Remote will acknowledge the alarm and stop the dial out process PART TWO SAMPLE PROGRAMMING STRATEGY An example programming strategy is outlined below Communica tions and monitoring programming are charted to give you a reference for the examples to follow Next possible alarm situations you may encounter in your own application are given to explain how Boat Remote will respond This section does not cover all the possible circumstances that you may encounter but it should give you an understanding of the many features of the Boat Remote Communications Programming e Dial out Phone Numbers e Phone 1 555 1111 voice Marina Office e Phone 2 555 2222WP5552628 beeper Marina manager s beeper e Phone
40. ical the telephone company may temporarily discontinue service without notice and you will be notified as soon as possible You will be informed of your right to file a complaint with the FCC The telephone company may make changes in its facilities equip ment operations or procedures where such action is reasonably required in the operation of its business and is not inconsistent with the rules and regulations of the FCC that could affect the proper functioning of your equipment If they do you will be notified in advance to give you an opportunity to maintain uninterrupted telephone service If you experience trouble with this equipment or you need informa tion on obtaining service or repairs please contact Phonetics Inc 901 Tryens Road Aston PA 19014 610 558 2700 Fax 610 558 0222 www sensaphone com The telephone company may ask that you disconnect this equipment from the network until the problem has been corrected or until you are sure that the equipment is not malfunctioning Part 15 This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communica
41. in that your power source matches the rating listed on the AC power transformer If you re not sure of the type of power supply to your boat consult your dealer or local power company Do not allow anything to rest on the power cord Do not locate this product where the cord will be abused by persons walking on it Do not overload wall outlets and extension cords as this can result in the risk of fire or electric shock Never push objects of any kind into this product through ventilation holes as they may touch dangerous voltage points or short out parts that could result in a risk of fire or electric shock To reduce the risk of electric shock do not disassemble this product but return it to Phonetics Customer Service or another approved repair facility when any service or repair work is required Opening or removing covers may expose you to dangerous voltages or other risks Incorrect reassembly can cause electric shock when the unit is subsequently used If anything happens that indicates that your Boat Remote is not working properly or has been damaged unplug it immediately and follow the procedures in the manual for having it serviced Return the unit for servicing under the following conditions 1 The power cord or plug is frayed or damaged 2 Liquid has been spilled into the product or it has been vii Boat Remote User s Manual exposed to water 3 The unit has been dropped or the enclosure is damaged 4
42. ing System Parameters TAD Telephone Answering Device 32 The TAD feature is especially useful because it integrates the operation of the Boat Remote with your telephone answering device i e answering machine in a way that retains the full flexibility of each system This allows you to have on demand telephone access to your Boat Remote for obtaining a Status Report while your tele phone answering device is set to receive outside calls Programming Boat Remote for use with a telephone answering device TAD is always used in conjunction with Rings Until Answer The TAD feature only applies to answering devices connected to the same telephone line as the Boat Remote Program TAD You can turn TAD on or off the default is off While in the Set System menu turn on or off the TAD feature by pressing the mope key When your choice is displayed press ENTER MODE Your choice appears on the local display Press MODE TAD ON ENTER Using the TAD Feature Press ENTER 1 Make sure the TAD feature is enabled The default setting is disabled so you must enable it first 2 Determine the number of rings your telephone answering device TAD uses to answer the telephone Most answering devices require 4 rings others are selectable 3 Program rings until answer to a greater number than the number of rings set on your answering machine Chapter 3 Programming Example Answering Device rings 4 Boat R
43. ion details how Boat Remote delivers its alarm message and Acknowledgment illustrates how an alarm is acknowledged EXAMPLE 1 Away Mode voice dialout amp acknowledgment Alarm Recognition Your boat develops a slow leak but the bilge pump does its job and pumps out the excess water However the leak causes the pump to cycle more often than normal One day the pump must cycle 5 times within 24 hours The bilge pump turns on for the fifth time programmed bilge pump cycle limit and the Bilge Pump 1 input is set to Active so Boat Remote enters the Alarm Notification se quence Alarm Notification 1 Boat Remote waits 30 seconds the programmed Call Delay time During this time the unit recites the message Bilge Pump 1 cycle rate exceeded 5 cycles in the last 24 hours Speaker ON 2 The unit is operating in Away Mode so after 30 seconds it checks the dialout selection list for the Bilge Pump 1 input Since this is not an emergency situation you ve programmed Boat Remote to contact you directly in the event of a bilge pump alarm rather than call the marina The unit dials the first number on the list phone 3 your vacation weekend residence 555 3333 3 Nobody is home and the call is answered by an answering machine 4 Boat Remote recites the following message 3 times programmed number of voice repetitions Hello this is Boat Remote ID Message Bilge Pump 1 cycle rate exceeded 5 cycles in
44. is rated at 1 5 Amps and is size 2AG PROBLEM The Boat Remote does not recognize any alarm CAUSE The Boat Remote is in standby mode SOLUTION Press the MODE button to change to ON BOARD or AWAY MODE PROBLEM The LCD display says that the 3V lithium battery is low CAUSE The internal battery that backs up the voice messages is low SOLUTION Replace the battery while the unit is on to preserve the voice messages The battery is a Tadiran TL 5276 W Contact Phonetics or your local electronics supplier for a replacement If the solutions offered above do not appear to correct the problem apply the following steps in the order shown Remove the lower access panel Move the power switch to the OFF position Wait one minute for the Boat Remote to completely power down Move the power switch to the ON position If the Boat Remote appears to have corrupted programming information you may reset the unit to the factory default settings by entering the following key sequence 092793 77 Boat Remote User s Manual 78 COMMAND SUMMARY TEMP 1 2 amp 3 High Limit 160 deg F max Low Limit 20 deg F min Mode Active Off Status Only Rec Time Om Os 999m 59s Phone Selection 1 8 BATTERY High Limit 16V max Low Limit OV min Mode Active Off Status Only Rec Time Om Os 999m 59s Phone Selection 1 8 SYSTEM Max Calls 1 255 Call Delay Om Os 999m 59s Intercall Delay O
45. is shorter CAUSE Max Calls is set to zero SOLUTION Reprogram Max Calls to a number greater than zero It is a good idea to set your Max Calls to at least equal the number of telephone numbers programmed CAUSE The Boat Remote is connected to an incompatible tele phone line SOLUTION The Boat Remote must be connected to a standard 2 wire analog telephone line not a digital extension to a phone system If the unit will not dial out and the factors listed previously have been ruled out try connecting the unit to a standard residential telephone line CAUSE An alarm is not being detected SOLUTION See previous troubleshooting section PROBLEM The Boat Remote will not answer when called for a status report or alarm acknowledgment CAUSE Rings Until Answer is programmed to high SOLUTION Recheck programming for Rings Until Answer in the Chapter 5 Troubleshooting SYSTEM menu and adjust if necessary CAUSE The Boat Remote is connected to an incompatible tele phone line SOLUTION Some telephone systems will not allow the telephone to ring beyond 4 rings If your Boat Remote s Rings Until Answer is set at more than 4 rings you may not be able to access the unit Try setting the Rings Until Answer to less than 4 rings If this does not correct the problem it may indicate telephone line incompatibility In this case try connecting the Boat Remote to a standard residential telephone line PROBLEM The Boat Remot
46. ity accessory item such as a magnetic reed switch To program the Security Input Press SET Chapter 3 Programming Press SECURITY 0 Security The Local Display will prompt for you to choose normally open or normally closed The default is normally open Use the mope key to toggle between open and closed When your choice is displayed press ENTER Press the mope key to toggle between open and closed MODE ENTER Using the number keys on the keypad enter the Alarm Recognition Time hours and minutes The range is from 1 second to 999 minutes 59 seconds The default is 1 second Press ENTER Use the number keys to enter minutes 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 o Number keys on the pressure sensitive keypad ENTER The Input Mode will be displayed The default is Off Press the moDE key on the keypad until the appropriate mode is shown on the display Press ENTER Repeat for seconds Press the mope key to toggle between open and closed 57 Boat Remote User s Manual Press ENTER ENTER The display will prompt you to enter the Security Input phone selection Use the number keys to select the phone numbers to be dialed when the Security Input is in alarm You can choose all of the eight numbers that you programmed for dial out or any combination of the eight numbers Remember regardless of what order you enter your Input phone selections the phone numbers will be dialed in order according to their seque
47. ived warning message 2 The Marina manager enters the 555 acknowledgment code and Boat Remote says Alarm acknowledged 3 The unit will then hang up The alarm has been acknowledged and the dialout sequence stopped NOTE Boat Remote will not dial out again for an AC Power failure unless the power is restored and then fails a second time EXAMPLE 4 On Board Mode local acknowledgment 70 Alarm Recognition While you have your boat out for a cruise an electrical system problem develops and your boat s batteries slowly begin to dis charge The battery voltage drops below the programmed low limit of 10 0 volts The condition continues for 5 minutes the programmed alarm recognition time and the Battery input is set to Active so Boat Remote enters the Alarm Notification sequence Alarm Notification 1 Boat Remote repeats the message The battery voltage is low Chapter 4 Operation until the alarm is acknowledged Since Boat Remote is in On Board Mode an alarm dial out will not occur The red warning LED will continue to blink and the alarm condition will continue to be dis played on the LCD screen Acknowledgment 1 The unit is operating in On Board mode so you must acknowl edge the alarm by pressing any key on the Boat Remote keypad The unit will beep and the red LED will change from blinking red to steady red if the alarm condition still exists If the alarm condition has been corrected
48. l Surge Protection Additional power and telephone line surge protection shall be available from the manufacturer When so installed the system shall be fully warranted against any damage caused by transient surges entering the system through power or telephone lines F Environmental The system shall function over an operating range of 10 C 50 C 14 F 122 F at up to 0 90 RH non condensing Appendix C Engineering Specifications G Maintenance The system manufacturer shall have in house service facilities and technical assistance available during normal business hours EST Specifications subject to change without notice Copyright 1995 Phonetics Inc Marine Division Touch Tone is a registered trade mark of AT amp T Phonetics Inc Marine Division 901 Tryens Road Aston PA 19014 Phone 610 558 2700 FAX 610 558 0222 87 Boat Remote User s Manual 88 Appendix D Returning Your Unit for Repair APPENDIX D RETURNING YOUR UNIT FOR REPAIR In the event that the Boat Remote does not function properly we suggest that you do the following 1 Record your observations regarding the Boat Remote s malfunction 2 We recommend that you call the Customer Service Depart ment at 610 558 2700 prior to sending the unit to Phonetics for repair If the unit must be sent to Phonetics for servicing please do the following 1 Unplug the AC power supply from the wall outlet and disconnect all sensors
49. larm message locally to indicate which input is in alarm If someone on board acknowledges the alarm before the Call Delay time expires the unit will not dial out 2 Boat Remote checks the programmed dial out selection list for the current alarm condition and dials the first number on the list Call Progress Boat Remote monitors call progress when dialing out If Boat Remote dials out and encounters a busy signal or no answer the unit hangs up waits the programmed intercall delay time and then dials the next phone number Boat Remote can make two types of phone calls voice or beeper Voice When dialing out to a phone number programmed as voice Boat Remote waits for the phone to be answered then recites its user recorded identification message then recites the alarm message Below is an example of what Boat Remote might say during a typical voice dial out Hello this is ID message The water level is too high Hello this is ID message The water level is too high Hello this is ID message The water level is too high Indicate you have received warning message In this example the number of Message Repetitions is three NOTE If the call reaches an answering machine the message will be recorded but Boat Remote will be talking over your outgoing message so you will probably lose part of the first alarm message repetition Beeper When dialing out to a phone number programmed as
50. lity open closed is incorrect SOLUTION Reprogram the input normality for the appropriate input PROBLEM False power failure alarms CAUSE The programmed recognition time is too short SOLUTION AC power is often subject to brief interruptions To avoid frequent false alarms increase the power recognition time PROBLEM The Boat Remote does not recognize power failure CAUSE The power input is not programmed for the active mode SOLUTION Reprogram the power input to be ACTIVE CAUSE The power has not been off long enough to meet the recognition time SOLUTION Reprogram the power recognition time CAUSE The Boat Remote is not connected to the 12V boat battery SOLUTION Connect the boat battery to the 12VDC input refer to Installation Chapter PROBLEM The bilge pump input does not count on off cycles CAUSE The bilge pump input is in OFF mode SOLUTION Reprogram the bilge pump input for ACTIVE mode CAUSE The bilge pump is not wired properly to the Boat remote SOLUTION Double check the wiring to the bilge pump or float switch refer to the wiring diagrams in the Installation Chapter PROBLEM The Boat Remote does not turn on when you plug in the power supply CAUSE The ON OFF switch below the access panel is turned OFF SOLUTION Remove the bottom access panel and turn the switch ON CAUSE Blown fuse Chapter 5 Troubleshooting SOLUTION Replace the AC power fuse see Fig 2 2 in Chapter 2 The fuse
51. m 30s 999m 59s Dialing Method Pulse Tone TAD On Off Voice Reps 1 10 Rings til Answer 1 255 Listen In 0 255s Speaker On Off Temp Scale deg F deg C Output Trigger All Security Only Output Mode Away Away Onboard Current Time xx xx military Today s Date month day AC POWER Mode Active Off Status Only Rec Time Om Os 999m 59s Phone Selection 1 8 HIGH WATER Mode Active Off Status Only Rec Time Om Os 999m 59s Phone Selection 1 8 BILGE 1 amp 2 Mode Active Off Status Only Run Time O disabled 999m 59s Cyc Hr O disabled 1 120cyc 1 24hrs Phone Selection 1 8 Data Reset Y N AUXILIARY Mode Active Off Status Only Rec Time Om Os 999m 59s Normality Open Closed Phone Selection 1 8 SECURITY Mode Active Off Status Only Rec Time Om Os 999m 59s Normality Open Closed Phone Selection 1 8 MODE Key ENTER Key 1 Toggles between Standby Onboard amp Away modes 2 Toggles between parameter options from within a menu Used to enter programming changes or to clear parameters DOWN ARROW Key 1 Scrolls through the idle status screens 2 Used to move through menu options without changing programming parameters ARROW UP Key CODE Key 1 Scrolls through the idle status screens 2 Used as a backspace key when entering phone number or dialout selection 1 Used to insert a decimal point 2 Used t
52. n Board and Away modes The different modes change the way Boat Remote responds to an alarm condition In Stand By mode alarm dial out is disabled and local alarm messages are not recited through the speaker In On Board mode alarm dial out is disabled but local alarm messages are recited The unit will not answer the phone in Stand By mode or On Board mode In Away mode the Boat Remote is fully operational It will recite alarm messages make alarm phone calls and answer the phone for status reports To change the Operating Mode press the mope key on the keypad until the appropriate mode is shown on the local display The green LED will reflect the Operating Mode as follows The green light will be Off when the unit is in Standby Mode Blinking when the unit is in On Board Mode On steady when the unit is in Away Mode Chapter 1 Getting to Know Your Boat Remote Warning LED The Warning LED red alerts you of alarms AC power disconnec tion and phone line disconnection The phone line connection is only checked when changing the Operating Mode to Away mode The light reflects the following The red LED will be Off when everything is OK Blinking when an Unacknowledged alarm exists On steady when the AC power is off or the Phone Line is discon nected Parts check list Boat Remote Package Includes Boat Remote unit power transformer 20 3 conductor power cable 25 phone cord mounting hardware screwdriver
53. n alarm You can choose all of the eight numbers that you programmed for dial out or any combination of the eight numbers Remember regardless of what order you enter your Input phone selections the phone numbers will be dialed in order according to their sequence number 1 8 The display will reflect this Use the number keys H 2 3 Temp 1 Temp 2 Temp 3 4 5 6 High AC Pwr Battery H water 7 8 9 Bilge 1 Bilge 2 Auxiliary Number keys on the pressure sensitive keypad Chapter 3 Programming Press ENTER ENTER The display will reflect your selection Phone Selection 1 2 4 6 Temperature Inputs 1 2 amp 3 The Temperature Inputs are compatible with the industry standard 10K thermistors The monitored temperature range is 20 F to 160 F 29 C 71 C To program the Temperature Inputs Press SET SET Press Temp 1 TEMP 2 Or TEMP 3 1 2 3 Temp 1 SE Temp 2 og Temp 3 The local display will prompt for High Limit and Low Limit Using the number keys on the keypad enter the High Limit The default is 100 F Use the cope key to insert a decimal point Use the number keys 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 Number keys on the pressure sensitive keypa Use the cope key to insert a decimal point System Code 47 Boat Remote User s Manual Press ENTER ENTER Using the number keys on the keypad enter the Low Limit The default is 40 F Use the cope key to insert a d
54. nce number 1 8 The display will reflect this Use the number keys 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 o Number keys on the pressure sensitive keypat ENTER The display will reflect your selection Phone Selection 1 2 4 6 Press ENTER VERIFYING PROGRAMMING The WHAT IS key 58 To verify what has been programmed simply press wuar Is and then press the key sequence used in programming The previously programmed information will then be displayed on the Local Display or played back on the speaker if a Voice Message To move through the Display Screens use the arrow keys For example to verify the Voice Message of Temperature Input 2 Chapter 3 Programming Press WHAT ed Press VOICE MESSAGE Press Temp 2 2 Temp 2 The previously recorded message will be replayed The outside temperature is 74 F To verify System parameters Press WHAT ed What is System Code A screen will appear on the Local Display with all of the System parameters that have been programmed Use the down arrow to scroll through the menu Press SYSTEM Maximum Calls Call Delay Intercall Dly Dialing Method 59 Boat Remote User s Manual 60 Chapter 4 Operation CHAPTER 4 OPERATION fter installation and programming have been completed Boat Remote is fully operational This chapter explains the sequence of events that occur during an alarm to illustrate how Boat Remote operates Part One
55. nnect to the boat ground or the negative terminal of the boat battery The output can be programmed to trip if any alarm occurs or if the security alarm only occurs See Chapter 3 for programming the output Lesen Leen Leen Ten Ten Less Lesen Les Less Iess Leen Teen Ten Leen Ten Teen Less Lesen Less LIU HIGH TS Fig 2 8 Connecting a Strobe Light to the Output 24 Chapter 3 Programming CHAPTER 3 PROGRAMMING his chapter describes use of the keypad and explains the keypad commands for programming the Boat Remote You will learn how to program Voice Messages System Parameters Phone Parameters and Input Alarm Parameters Using the Keypad LCD and LED Indicators The keypad is used to program and access information from the Boat Remote All programming is accomplished using simple key sequences and entering information with the number keys Moving through menu options is performed with the arrow keys To change a parameter enter the new value and press the Enter key The LCD liquid crystal display indicates which menu option has been selected and the current selected parameter The two LED s are used to indicate the system operating mode and alarm status of the Boat Remote The MODE LED indicates the system operating mode of the Boat Remote The WARNING LED alerts you if there is a problem with the phone line AC power or if an alarm exists The following describes the LED indicators MODE LED GREEN WARNING L
56. o program special dialing options within a phone number CODE 1 W wait til answer CODE 2 P pause for 2 seconds CODE 3 V give voice report and hangup CODE 4 hangup the call CODE 5 D wait for dial tone 1996 Phonetics Inc Boat Remote is a Trademark of Phonetics Inc Appendix B Checking for Proper Operation APPENDIX B Checking Your Boat Remote for Proper Op eration We recommend that you test your Boat Remote weekly to be sure it is functioning properly This will ensure that when a problem arises the Boat Remote will be ready to alert the appropriate personnel There are several tests that can be performed 1 Call the unit and listen to the Status Report This will test the unit s ability to answer the phone and speak a message It will also verify that all of the inputs are reading properly the alarm conditions are OK the electricity is on the microphone is functioning and that the battery voltage is OK 2 Create an alarm on each input and allow the unit to contact all programmed telephone numbers This will ensure that the Boat Remote is programmed properly It will also prepare personnel to respond appropriately when they receive a call from the Boat Remote 3 Test the battery backup system by unplugging the AC adapter and making sure that the Boat Remote continues to function Press WHAT IS then STATUS on the keypad and listen to the status report Make sure the report states
57. outlines the basic alarm sequence Part Two provides a sample programming strategy and details how Boat Remote responds in common monitoring applications PART ONE THE ALARM SEQUENCE There are 3 stages to complete an alarm event 1 Alarm Recogni tion 2 Alarm Notification 3 Acknowledgment Note that not all alert conditions will go through each stage For example some may not need the recognition time Others may be acknowledged locally before dial out starts Alarm Recognition 1 Boat Remote monitors inputs for High Water Level Security AC power Battery Voltage 3 Temperature inputs an Auxiliary input and the activity of 2 Bilge Pumps When the status of an input changes or exceeds user programmed limits it causes an alert condition 2 If the alert condition lasts long enough to meet its programmed recognition time the alert condition becomes an alarm and Boat Remote begins the alarm notification sequence Alarm Notification The alarm notification sequence depends on Boat Remote s operating mode Standby Mode Boat Remote does not recognize alert conditions and will not create an alarm On Board Mode Boat Remote recites a voice alarm message continuously until a key is pressed and will not dial out Away Mode 1 Boat Remote waits the programmed Call Delay time before 61 Boat Remote User s Manual Dial Out dialing out During this time if the speaker is set to ON the unit will recite an a
58. pager A code may consist of any number s you designate Many users find it convenient to use the telephone number to which the Boat Remote is connected 8 A pound may be required in some dialing situations If required position the pound within the telephone number where required by pressing the pound special code cope 4 The unit will beep each time the pound special code is entered 10 Press ENTER Example 41 Boat Remote User s Manual INPUTS 42 In preparing the Boat Remote to sense an alert condition several parameters must be configured for each input The following paragraphs describe these important parameters Input Mode Active Off Status Only An input configured in the Active Mode will be enabled to dial out for alarms show its status in the scrolling display and also have its status reported during call in An input configured in the Off Mode will be totally disabled It will not dial out for alarms show its status in the scrolling display nor be reported during a remote status report An input configured in the Status Only Mode will not dial out but its status will show in the scrolling display and it will be reported during a status report Input Dial Out Phone Selection The Input Dial Out Phone Selection is the list of phone numbers that will be called if an alarm occurs for that input This list may include one or more of the phone numbers programmed by you for the Dial Out
59. peat for seconds The default is 30 minutes and the range is 1 second to 999 minutes 59 seconds Use the number keys to enter minutes 1 2 3 Temp 1 Temp 2 Temp 3 6 High Ac Sarl Battery H water 9 Bilge 1 H Bilge 2 Auxiliary 0 Security Number keys on the pressure sensitive keypat ENTER The local display will prompt for the Cycle Rate alarm parameters The cycle rate alarm will trip whenever the number of on off cycles of the bilge pump exceeds the programmed time period The default is 20 cycles 1 hour The programmable range is 0 120 cycles 1 24 hours A setting of 0 cycles disables the cycle rate alarm Press ENTER Repeat for seconds Using the number keys on the keypad enter the number of cycles press ENTER Type in the number of hours press ENTER Use the number keys to enter the number of cycles 1 ZS 3 4 5 6 L 8 9 D Number keys on the pressure sensitive keypa ENTER The display will prompt you to enter the Bilge Pump Input phone selection Use the number keys to select the phone numbers to be dialed when the Bilge Pump Input is in alarm You can choose all of 51 Press ENTER Repeat for hours Boat Remote User s Manual 52 the eight numbers that you programmed for dial out or any combina tion of the eight numbers Remember regardless of what order you enter your Input phone selections the phone numbers will be dialed in order according to their sequence
60. programmed for dial out the Boat Remote will automatically stop dial out at 15 calls in accordance with FCC regulations Program Max Calls The default setting for Max Calls is 100 calls but may be pro grammed from 0 to 255 calls If set at 0 no calls will be made 29 Boat Remote User s Manual Use the number keys H 2 3 Tem 2 Temp 3 4 5 6 High AC Pwr Battery H Water 7 8 9 Bilge 1 H Bilge 2 Auxiliary 0 Security Number keys on the pressure sensitive keypad ENTER Call Delay is the programmed length of time the Boat Remote waits following detection of an alarm before it begins dial out This applies only to the first call During this time Boat Remote will audibly repeat the alarm message For delay time between calls refer to Intercall Delay The Call Delay range is 0 999 59 minutes and the default is 30 seconds To set the Call Delay time press the number keys corresponding to the number of minutes and press ENTER repeat to enter seconds Press ENTER Call Delay Use the number keys 1 3 4 5 6 T 8 9 0 Number keys on the pressure sensitive keypa ENTER This parameter is the programmable amount of time Boat Remote will wait after hanging up one dial out phone call and before dialing the next phone number during an alarm dial out Intercall Delay is activated only after alarm dial out to the first telephone number fails to be acknowledged This period can be programmed from 30
61. put is in alarm Sample The temperature in the salon Auxiliary Input message This voice message differentiates the auxiliary input from other inputs It also allows for a description of the alarm in progress to an alarm dial out recipient who may be unfamiliar with the Boat Remote auxiliary accessory Sample The hatch is open PROGRAMMING SYSTEM PARAMETERS 28 The Boat Remote allows you to adjust system parameters for greater flexibility The system parameters include Maximum Number of Calls Call Delay Intercall Delay Dialing Method TAD Voice Repetitions Rings Until Answer Listen In Speaker Temperature Output Settings and Current Time amp Today s Date Program the following individual parameters to your needs To program each parameter enter the desired values by pressing the appropriate number keys when prompted by the on screen display Then press ENTER and the display screen will prompt you for the next parameter If you wish to keep an existing value for any of the parameters simply scroll past it using the down arrow If you do not know the current values simply press the wuar s and the system key before entering the Set System menu Use the down arrow to scroll through each parameter If you pass the parameter you wish to set scroll through the remaining parameters and start over by pressing SET system again You cannot scroll up in this menu by using the up arrow Once you ve presse
62. r boat s slow leak has suddenly become a serious leak and the bilge pumps can t keep up with the incoming flow of water The rising water trips a float switch wired to the High Water input of your Boat Remote The float switch remains closed for 1 minute the programmed alarm recognition time and the High Water input is set to Active so Boat Remote enters the Alarm Notification sequence Alarm Notification 1 Boat Remote waits 30 seconds the programmed Call Delay Chapter 4 Operation time During this time the unit recites the message The water level is too high Speaker ON 2 The unit is operating in Away Mode so after 30 seconds it checks the dialout selection list for the High Water input It then dials the first number on the list phone 1 Marina office 555 1111 3 The call is answered 4 Boat Remote recites the following message 3 times programmed number of voice repetitions Hello this is Boat Remote ID Message The water level is too high 5 After the third repetition the unit will request acknowledgment Indicate you have received warning message Acknowledgment 1 The Marina office has been instructed on what to do if they geta call from your Boat Remote so they enter the 555 acknowledgment code The unit then says Alarm acknowledged 3 The unit will then hang up The alarm has been acknowledged and the dialout sequence stopped NOTE Boat Remote will not
63. r keys on the keypad Enter the complete telephone number 1 area code if necessary using the number keys The Boat Remote will display the digits as they are pressed For a new number to be recognized you must press enter after typing the new number with the number keys To erase a phone number press Even before pressing any number keys and the existing phone number will be erased Press the down arrow and the existing phone number will be kept Chapter 3 Programming Use the number keys mam AR Lil FA 0 Number keys on the pressure sensitive keypad The digits will be displayed as they are pressed Phone Number 1 5556789 Press the enter key on the keypad ENTER Next you will be prompted to choose the dialing mode voice or beeper for each phone number When you select beeper a voice message will not be recited over the phone unless you use the voice message special code See Special Codes this chapter To toggle between voice or beeper press MODE MODE Phone Number 1 5556789 Dialing Mode Beeper Press ENTER ENTER NOTE In the event that only one phone number is programmed the Boat Remote will limit the maximum number of calls to 15 regard less of the Maximum Number of Calls programmed in accordance with FCC regulations 39 Boat Remote User s Manual Special Dialing The Boat Remote has provisions for special dialing sequences Special dialing sequences allow e
64. re also displayed which can be used to set alarm parameters To ensure reliable operation be sure to connect Boat Remote to your boat battery In the event of AC power failure the boat battery will continue to power the unit through the 12VDC input connection This manual is comprised of the instructions and commands for installing and operating the Boat Remote Be sure to read them completely before starting your installation The Programming chapter demonstrates step by step methods for utilizing the full range of available features The Operation chapter provides applica tion examples that explain how Boat Remote functions under various alarm conditions The Troubleshooting chapter provides assistance in the event that problems are encountered Chapter 1 Getting to Know Your Boat Remote Technical Support If any questions arise upon installation or operation of the Boat Remote please contact Phonetics Customer Service Department at the number shown below and have the following information Date of Purchase Serial number of your Boat Remote Technical Support is available from 8 00 am to 5 00 PM EST Phonetics Inc 901 Tryens Road Aston PA 19014 Phone 610 558 2700 FAX 610 558 0222 Using the Keypad LCD and LED Indicators The keypad Fig 1 2 is used to program and access information from the Boat Remote All programming is accomplished using simple key sequences and entering information with the number keys Mo
65. resenting the message you would like to record For example replace the 1p key with the temp 1 TEMP 2 TEMP 3 OR AUXILIARY key You have 5 seconds to record your message for temperatures 1 2 and 3 You have up to 10 seconds for the auxiliary and ID messages If you have finished speaking your message before the recording time is expired you can stop recording by pressing the ENTER key Unit ID Message The Unit ID Message is the identification of your Boat Remote The purpose of the Unit ID Message is to immediately provide the source of the call especially when using the same Dial Out Phone Number s for more than one Boat Remote When the Boat Remote is called from a remote location or dials out during an alarm it always begins its message with the Unit ID Message Hello your recorded ID message OR the default message Hello this is Boat Remote To record ID message Press the set key on the keypad SET Voice Message Press the ip status key on the keypad ID Status Press VOICE MESSAGE 27 Boat Remote User s Manual Wait for the beep and then begin speaking You are then given 10 seconds to recite your message into the Boat Remote built in microphone Sample ID message Hello this is the King Crimson docked at the Big Fish Marina Temperature 1 2 or 3 Input message These voice messages allow the recipient of an alarm dial out phone call to distinguish which temperature in
66. ress the mope key on the keypad until the Input Mode you want is displayed The available Input Modes are Active Off or Status AC Power Monitoring Mode Active Press the mone key to toggle through the three input modes MODE ENTER The display will prompt you to enter an alarm recognition time the range is from 1 second to 999 minutes 59 seconds default is 5 0 minutes Use the number keys to enter the minutes Press ENTER Next enter the number of seconds Press ENTER Press ENTER 43 Boat Remote User s Manual Use the number keys 1 2 3 4 5 6 H 8 9 0 Number keys on the pressure sensitive keypad ENTER The display will prompt you to enter the AC Power Input phone selection Use the number keys to select the phone numbers to be dialed when the AC Power Input is in alarm You can choose all of the eight numbers that you programmed for dial out or any combina tion of the eight numbers Remember regardless of what order you enter your Input phone selections the phone numbers will be dialed in order according to their sequence number 1 8 The display will reflect this Phone Selection 1 2 4 6 Press ENTER Battery Input 44 To program the alarm parameters for the Battery Input follow these steps Press SET Press BATTERY 5 Battery The Local Display will prompt for the High and Low Voltage Limits Using the number keys on the keypad enter the High Limit The default is 15 5V and
67. s Use the number keys to type the desired number of voice repetitions and press ENTER Use the number keys 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 o Number keys on the pressure sensitive keypad 33 Boat Remote User s Manual Press ENTER ENTER Rings until answer Listen In 34 Rings Until Answer is the programmed number of times the tele phone rings before the Boat Remote will answer an incoming call Boat Remote will answer incoming calls only when in Away mode If using a telephone answering device TAD please refer to the TAD section before programming rings until answer To set the number of rings until answer use the number keys to enter the desired number of rings and press enter The range is from 1 to 50 rings The default value is 1 Use the number keys 1 Es 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 Number keys on the pressure sensitive keypa ENTER The Listen in Time is the amount of time you can listen to sounds from the Boat Remote s built in microphone at its installation site When you call in for a Status Report the Boat Remote announces the Listen in Time at the end of its status reading Press ENTER Listen to the sound level for programmed time The programmable time range is from 0 to 255 seconds The default is 15 seconds To program the Listen in Time using the number keys enter the seconds The Boat Remote will display the digits as they are pressed Chapter 3 Programming Use the number ke
68. s attached in a chain If the contact on any of the accessories on the chain opens the input will go into alarm To install an accessory to the security input follow the diagram below Lesen Leen Leen Ten Ten Less Lesen Teen Lesen Les Iess Leen Teen Ten Leen Ten Ten Less Lesen Less LAA O OEO OOL MAGNETIC MAGNETIC MAGNETIC REED SWITCH REED SWITCH REED SWITCH DOOR SENSOR WINDOW SENSOR HATCH SENSOR Fig 2 6 Connecting Accessories to the Security Input Auxiliary Input The auxiliary input can be used to monitor any normally open or normally closed contact For example you may have other equip ment that can produce an alarm output when certain conditions go out of range Such equipment may detect water depth wind speed etc To install an accessory to the auxiliary input follow the diagram on the following page Fig 2 7 23 Boat Remote User s Manual Les Leen Lesen Teen es Ten Tess Leen e Less Lesen Ten Leen Leen Teen oe oe Lesen LBE REESEN AUXILIARY ACCESSORY Fig 2 7 Connection to the Auxiliary Input Output The Boat Remote features a switched 12V output signal that can be used to turn on a siren or strobe light when an alarm occurs The power for the output is derived from the boat battery This allows the output to function in the event of a power failure The figure below shows how a strobe light would be connected to the output terminal The negative terminal from the light or siren must co
69. ssseeessrrerereeresssrrrrsererrerrrrne 63 Monitoring Programming EE 64 Eelere en eee ee re eee re EEA ie ere rer 65 STATUS REPORT E 69 CHAPTER 5 TROUBLESHOOTING 71 COMMUNICATIONS DIAL OUT ccceseesseeeeeeeeeeeeeees 71 TEMPERATURE MONITORING cccceeeseeeeeeeeeeeeeees 73 OTHER MONITORING iwitiisissinchtctnctuatsnccescentectentenninieatidaucestns 74 APPENDIX A COMMAND SUMMARY SR IER 78 GO 78 DOWN ARROW Key geseet Ee 78 e 78 CODE Eege 78 APPENDIX B PROPER OPERATION OF YOUR BOAT REMOTE 79 APPENDIX C ENGINEERING SPECIFICATIONS csseessoee 81 APPENDIX D RETURNING YOUR UNIT FOR REPAIR ssiisssssscsosssssniicctaasine 87 Boat Remote User s Manual vi Safety Instructions Your Boat Remote has been carefully designed to give you years of safe reliable performance As with all electrical equipment however there are a few basic precautions you should take to avoid hurting yourself or damaging the unit Read the installation and operating instructions in this manual carefully Be sure to save it for future reference Read and follow all warning and instruction labels on the product itself To protect the Boat Remote from overheating make sure all openings on the unit are not blocked Do not place on or near a heat source such as a radiator or heat register Do not allow your Boat Remote to get wet or spill liquid of any kind into it Be certa
70. stem shall be housed in a black ABS plastic enclosure with keyholes on the back for wall mounting Field wiring shall enter the enclosure through a slot in the back or may also enter through a knockout on the bottom end of the enclosure Terminal strips for field wiring are located beneath the slide panel which can be removed by loosening two screws on the bottom end panel B Power The system shall be provided with a U L listed 12VAC power transformer that the user will plug into a 117VAC wall outlet 20 60Hz The power consumption from this source shall be 6 2 Watts The system shall also connect to the 12VDC boat battery system for secondary power as well as battery voltage monitoring The power consumption from this secondary source shall be 1 6 Watts if the primary power is not present otherwise the power drawn from the secondary source is 0 Watts C Local Visual Indication Two LED indicators shall be provided to indicate operating mode and alarm status The system shall also have an LCD display that will list information about the current system status and input output status D Electrical Protection Power and telephone connections shall have internal spike and surge protection using metal oxide varistors and solid state transient suppressors Three replaceable fuses shall be provided to protect the AC power supply 1 5A boat battery 1 5A and output signal 3 0A The fuses shall be size 2AG E Additional Electrica
71. that the AC power is off and that the battery voltage is at an accept able level Keep the AC adapter unplugged so that a Power Failure alarm occurs Allow the unit to dial all programmed telephone numbers while running on battery backup Plug in the AC adapter after the unit has finished dialing all of the telephone numbers 81 Boat Remote User s Manual 82 Appendix C Engineering Specifications APPENDIX C ENGINEERING SPECIFICATIONS General The Automatic dialer shall be a self contained microprocessor controlled system capable of monitoring 10 alarm channels The system shall be configured for operation by the user by means of the built in keypad The system shall have one alarm output Characteristics of Input and Output channels include Dry Contact Input 12V Run Time Input 0 16V Analog Input 10K Thermistor Input and 12VDC Output Upon detection of any alarm or status change the system shall commence dialing telephone numbers from a list associated with the particular alarm condition s The alarm message shall be delivered in digitized human voice using messages recorded by the user The system will continue to call telephone numbers in succession until a positive acknowledgment of the alarm message is received Acknowledgment is accomplished by depressing tone keys from the called telephone or by calling the system back within a programmed time period The alarm may also be acknowledged by using the local keypad
72. the last 24 hours NOTE Boat Remote will speak its alarm message during the answering machine s outgoing message so part of the first alarm message repetition will not be recorded 5 After the third repetition the unit will request acknowledgment 67 Boat Remote User s Manual Indicate you have received warning message 6 The answering machine can t enter the acknowledgment code so after 10 seconds Boat Remote will say Error 7 The unit hangs up 8 Boat Remote waits 2 minutes programmed Intercall Delay time then dials the next number on the dialout selection list phone 4 your primary residence 555 4444 9 The call is answered 10 Boat Remote recites the following message 3 times pro grammed number of voice repetitions Hello this is Boat Remote ID Message Bilge Pump 1 cycle rate exceeded 5 cycles in the last 24 hours 11 After the third repetition the unit will request acknowledgment Indicate you have received warning message Acknowledgment 1 You enter the 555 acknowledgment code The unit then says Alarm acknowledged 2 The unit will then hang up The alarm has been acknowledged and the dialout sequence stopped NOTE Boat Remote will not dial out again for a Bilge Pump 1 alarm unless the input returns to its normal state and then is tripped again EXAMPLE 2 Away Mode voice dialout amp acknowledgment 68 Alarm Recognition You
73. tions However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and the receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio television techni cian for help Boat Remote User s Manual Chapter 1 Getting to Know Your Boat Remote CHAPTER 1 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR BOAT REMOTE he Boat Remote Fig 1 1 is a fully programmable environ mental monitoring system that offers extensive on site and remote monitoring capabilities for your boat Designed for wall mounting the Boat Remote is simple to install program and operate No changes to standard electrical or telephone service are required Connected to a telephone line Boat Remote will respond to an alarm by dialing up to eight separate telephone numbers When the call is answered an Alert Condition message is delivered in digitized speech The green Mode LED lets you know your system mode is On Board blinking Away on steady or Stand By off The red Warning LED lets you know there is an una
74. utside line When inquiring telephone numbers this code is displayed as a D NOTE Each time a pause pound or one of the code key Chapter 3 Programming combinations is incorporated into a phone number it is counted as one digit toward the total of 32 digits allowed per dial out phone number Dialing to a Beeper or Pager The following example demonstrates just one solution to program ming the Boat Remote for dialing to a beeper or pager Many other key sequences will also work Start with steps 1 3 below next enter special dialing keys where required for your beeper or pager service 1 Press arr 2 PreSs PHONE NUMBER 3 Press any unassigned number key from 1 to 8 to represent the new telephone number entry 4 Enter the complete telephone number using the number keys 5 Press cope 1 This instructs the unit to wait for the telephone call to be answered by the beeper or pager service 6 Now press cope 2 to activate a two second pause This assumes the call is answered by a beeper pager service that immediately delivers a prerecorded voice message The PAUSE special code may be entered more than once to program more time for the beeper pager service to finish its message Each entry of the PAUSE special code allocates two additional seconds The Boat Remote will beep with each entry 7 Enter a telephone number or custom code number that will identify the Boat Remote as the caller to your beeper or
75. ving through menu options is performed with the arrow keys The LCD display indicates which menu option has been selected To change a parameter enter the new value and press the ENTER Key 1 2 3 gt SET Temp 1 Temp 2 Temp 3 Status 4 5 6 Voice High What is i j S Phone fI Bilge 1 Bilge 2 ff Auxiliary Number 0 System MODE ENTER II Security Code Fig 1 2 The Keypad 13 Boat Remote User s Manual LCD Liquid Crystal Display LEDs The LCD local display is your guide for information and program ming A scrolling status screen referred to as the idle screen will appear when the Boat Remote is idle The status of all inputs that are in Status Only Mode or Active Mode are shown on the idle screen Inputs that are in Off Mode will not appear on the idle screen The Operating Mode Date and Time are on the first idle screen Next the Inputs will appear The final idle screen will display the last alarm that has occurred if one has occurred since the Boat Remote has been turned on The two LEDs are used to indicate the system operating mode and the alarm status of the Boat Remote The Mode LED indicates the system operating mode of the Boat Remote and the Warning LED alerts you of a problem with the phone line AC power or if an alarm exists The LED indications are as follows System Operating Mode 14 There are three Operating Modes that can be set for the Boat Remote Stand By O
76. y one of the inputs is in alarm or if the security input only is in alarm The Output Trigger default is set to trigger for the security input only To change the Output Trigger press the mope key until your choice is displayed and then press ENTER Press MODE MODE Press ENTER ENTER The Output Mode determines whether the output trips in Away mode only or in both Away mode and On Board mode The default is set for Away Mode only To change the Output Mode press the mope key while in the Set System menu until your choice is displayed Press MODE MODE Press ENTER ENTER Chapter 3 Programming Current Time amp Today s Date The real time clock is a necessary element of your Boat Remote The alarm recognition time call delay and bilge pump cycle rate are all based on this built in clock The clock runs on military time and the date is month and day only The default is 0 00 am 1 1 To program the time use the numbers keys to enter the hour Press ENTER Use the number keys to enter the minutes Press ENTER Use the number keys 1 2 3 Temp 2 Temp 3 5 6 High y JI Water 8 9 D Number keys on the pressure sensitive keypa ENTER To program the date use the number keys to enter the month Press ENTER Use the number keys to enter the day Press enter Use the number keys to enter the last two digits of the year Press ENTER Press ENTER Use the number keys 1 2 3 Temp 1
77. ys H 2 3 Tem 2 Temp 3 4 5 6 High AC Pwr Battery H Water 7 8 9 Bilge 1 H Bilge 2 Auxiliary 0 Security Number keys on the pressure sensitive keypad ENTER The local display will prompt you to enter the following System Parameters Press ENTER Speaker Temperature Output Trigger Output Mode Current Time Today s Date Year Speaker When the Boat Remote dials out to report an alarm it also recites the alarm message on the boat during the call delay period This feature allows you to turn on or off the voice at the site of the boat during alarm dial out Turn the speaker off to prevent intruders or unauthorized persons from hearing the alarm dial out message Use the mone key to toggle between on and off and then press ENTER when your choice is displayed The default is on MODE ENTER Choose the units of measure for the temperature inputs either degrees Celsius C or Fahrenheit F The default is Fahrenheit Press MODE Press ENTER Temperature 35 Boat Remote User s Manual F Toggle between Celsius and Fahrenheit by pressing the mone key while in the Set System menu when Temperature is displayed Press ENTER once your choice is displayed Press MODE MODE Press ENTER ENTER Output Trigger amp Output Mode 36 The output terminal will provide 12V power to an accessory when alarms occur The Output Trigger can be programmed to trigger the output if an

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