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"To replay message, press the * key."
"To reply to the message, press 2."
"To end this call, press 3."
To acknowledge the alarm you must press "2" (reply to the mes-
sage). Next, enter the four digit alarm ID that was spoken at the
end of the message followed by the "#" key. When prompted to send
the message, enter the "#" key again. The WTU-14 will respond by
saying: "Alarm sent." The alarm has been acknowledged and the
notification process stops. If the Touch-Tone acknowledgment code
is not received, the Skymetry WTU-14 will continue to send alarm
messages to the remaining destinations.
Note: An alarm cannot be acknowledged using a
pulse (rotary) telephone.
Alarm Acknowledgment—Alphanumeric Pager
When sending an alarm message to an Alphanumeric pager, the
WTU-14 leaves a text message on the display of the pager. If you
have a two-way alphanumeric pager you can acknowledge the alarm
by replying to the original message with the alarm ID number,
which will acknowledge the alarm. For example, if the alarm ID
was 1503, you would simply reply back with "1503." If you do not
have a two-way pager then you can send the WTU-14 an e-mail
using either a computer or a cell phone. The e-mail address of your
Skymetry WTU-14 is skyID@mobilemssage.com, where you would
substitute the word skyID with your SkyID number. In the message
area simply send the unit the alarm ID number.
Alarm Acknowledgment—Text Message to Cell Phone
When sending an alarm message to a cell phone, the WTU-14
leaves a text message on the display of the phone. You can acknowl-
edge the alarm by sending a reply back to the WTU-14 with the
alarm ID number, which will acknowledge the alarm. For example,
if your alarm ID number was 1107, you would simply reply back
with "1107." Alternatively you can send the WTU-14 an e-mail
using a computer. The e-mail address of your Skymetry WTU-14
is skyID@mobilemssage.com, where you would substitute the word
skyID with your SkyID number. In the message area simply send
the the alarm ID number.
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