Speech Dialler Operation - Menvier Security TSD402 User Manual

Overview

Speech Dialler Operation

The speech dialler may be configured by the engineer to trigger on FIRE, P.A. or ALARM
activations for both the Away set and Home set. In addition to alarm triggers provided internally
from the control panel, there are 3 auxiliary inputs which may be used by other devices to trigger
the speech dialler independently from that of the control panel.
Telephone
Numbers
Messages
Reporting Options
Call
Acknowledgement
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- The TSD402 stores up to three different telephone numbers. Each
numbers may be up to 16 digits long and are simply programmed
using the text display and keypad on the unit. The unit is compatible
with most PABX systems that require a pause or wait for secondary dial
tone. Note: The Emergency Service numbers (999 &112) cannot
be programmed into the unit.
- The TSD402 has a built-in microphone and speaker so that phrases
can be recorded and replayed directly from the unit. A message is
formed by combining a common phrase (0) and one of the alarm
phrases (F, P or A). When the out-going call is answered the unit plays
the common phrase (0) and one of the three alarm phrases F, P or A.
Phrase 0 states the name and address of the user and phrases F, P and
A relate to the alarm type (FIRE ,PA, ALARM). There is 60 seconds of
recording time available for phrases and each phrase can be any
length as long as the total does not exceed 60 seconds. For example,
the `Common Phrase' may be 12 seconds, `Phrase F' 5 seconds,
`Phrase P' 8 seconds and `Phrase A' 7 seconds.
- Each alarm type (F, P or A) may be programmed to report only to
selected telephone numbers. For example the Fire activation may be
programmed to report to all three telephone numbers, whereas the
Alarm activation may be programmed to report only to telephone
numbers 1 and 3 etc.
- When the call is answered, the message is played. At the end of the
message the unit sends an audible `bleep' which must be answered
within 2 seconds using the tone generated by pressing the number [8]
button on a touch-tone telephone. On hearing the [8] tone the unit
immediately sends a second `bleep' which must be answered in the
same way. If successful, a multi-tone confirmation signal is then
heard, if not then the message is repeated with the acknowledgement
`bleeps' again. If the call is not acknowledged at the end of the fifth
play of the message the unit abandon that call and attempts the next
telephone number. This procedure is repeated three times in
sequence for all three telephone numbers. If no acknowledgement
has been received then the speech dialler shuts down.
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