Table of Contents
Advertisement
Sensaphone Model 4100 Instruction Manual
COMMUNICATIONS FUNCTIONS
The Model 4100 is now prepared for alarm monitoring. Next, you must program your
phone numbers and related dialing specifications.
1. Dialout telephone numbers. The Model 4100 can dial up to 4 phone numbers,
32 digits each. These phone numbers are dialed sequentially, so program the first
number you want called as Phone #1, the second as Phone #2, etc.
2. Tone or pulse dialing. The Model 4100's phone numbers can be dialed out in either
Tone or pulse. This feature is programmed directly into your dialout Phone numbers.
3. Special dialing. The 4100 is capable of dialing out to some special phone and beeper
systems that require pound (#) or asterisk (*) tones as part of the phone number.
Remember that each # or * counts as one digit toward the total of 32 digits.
4. Rings until answer. This parameter determines how many times the 4100 will allow
the phone to ring before answering. For example, if you set this to 4, the 4100 will
wait 4 rings and then answer when you call in. This feature is also used in
conjunction with the Telephone Answering Device (TAD) compatibility.
5. TAD compatibility. The Model 4100 can operate on the same phone line as other
telephone answering devices such as a modem or answering machine. Enable this
feature only if an answering device in on the same phone line as the 4100.
See pages 18 -19 for more information.
6. The unit ID number. This 32-digit number should be programmed as the unit phone
number. Programming this number also establishes the normal condition of the alert
inputs.
7. Local voice mute. This parameter allows you to mute the local voice when the Model
4100 dials out for an alarm or is called for a status report. When the mute is on, the
dialout alarm messages and call-in status messages will not be heard at the monitor
site. When the mute is off, the Model 4100 will repeat the message locally as well as
over the phone.
8. Time. This command allows you to set the 4100's built-in clock.
9. Listen-in time. The Model 4100 allows you to listen in to sounds at the monitor site
through its built-in microphone when you call in for a status report. This parameter
allows you to determine the amount of time for sound monitoring.
10. Security code. You may program a 4-digit security code to prevent unauthorized
access to the 4100's programming. The security code locks the keyboard for
programming but allows interrogation.
42
Advertisement
Table of Contents
