Emerson FreezeAlarm FA-I-CCA User Manual page 15

1. Make sure all the connections have been made according to section 1.5 on page 8.
You will not need to plug a phone into the "PROGRAM PHONE" jack on the front
of the FreezeAlarm to program the FreezeAlarm remotely.
2. Make sure the toggle switch on the front of the FreezeAlarm is in the ON position.
3. From an outside phone or a mobile/cell phone, call the telephone number of your
monitored location. The FreezeAlarm will answer after five rings have been heard
by the FreezeAlarm. If you have an answering machine or voice mail at the
monitored location, you may need to place two or more calls to the monitored
location to circumvent the answering machine or voice mail. For more details on
this topic, see the section about Answering Machines and Voice Mail on page 17.
4. When the FreezeAlarm answers, you will hear the following:
Hello, this is your automated monitoring system (or a custom greeting message
if recorded earlier). The current temperature is XX degrees, the power is on
(or off), and the battery is at X.XX volts.
If no alarm conditions are present at the current time, you will then hear:
There are no alarm conditions occurring at this time. To access the main
menu, enter your four digit security code followed by the pound (#) key.
If alarm conditions do exist when you call into your FreezeAlarm, the
FreezeAlarm will play any alarm conditions present at that time instead of the
above message. See the section What Happens During An Alarm for more
details on what to do if this message is playing. You can still continue to
remotely program the unit even if alarm conditions are present.
5. Enter your four digit security code followed by # on your telephone key pad. If the
security code is correct, the main menu will play. If the security code is incorrect,
you will be given one more chance and then the FreezeAlarm will say Incorrect
Security Code, good-bye and then hang up.
Main Menu:
You are now in the main menu.
For current status, press 1.
To enter the Program Menu, press 2.
Current Status: Provides the current status of the various sensors.
Program Menu: This is where you will program your FreezeAlarm.
Earlier in the manual, each menu option is explained in detail. In addition,
Appendix A has a full flow chart showing the entire menu layout. You may
want to listen to all the menu options before proceeding so you can hear all
the options. At the end of the menu, it will pause and then start playing
from the beginning again.
The current temperature is XX degrees, the power is on (or off), and
the battery is at X.XX volts.
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