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Skymetry WTU-14 Manual
Alarm Notification—Voice
When dialing out to a destination programmed as "voice," the
Skymetry WTU-14 waits for the phone to be answered, then recites
its identification message, then the message identifying the input
that has gone into alarm.
Below is an example of what the WTU-14 would say during a typi-
cal 'voice' notification:
"Hello, Sensaphone Inc. has a message for 'Dave' <destination name>."
"To accept the message press 1."
"To cancel the message press 2."
{press 1 to hear the alarm message}
"Skymetry alarm at 'Oak Station' <unit name>, SkyID number '1123350'
<skyid>."
"Contact 1, 'Security' <input name> is in alarm."
"To acknowledge, send 1201
"End of message"
"To replay message, press the * key."
"To reply to the message, press 2."
"To end this call, press 3."
Alarm Notification—E-mail
When sending an alarm message via e-mail the WTU-14 will com-
pose a text message based on the Unit's name, SkyID, Input name,
Input type, current value, and alarm limit (where applicable). A
sample alarm message is shown below:
To: derek@mycompany.com
From: 1123350@mobilemessage.com
Contact ALARM at Oak Station Sky ID#1123350
Contact 1 Security is in alarm
To acknowledge send 1202
76
<alarm ID>
"
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