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5. The alarm may also be acknowledged locally by pressing any key on the keypad at
any time before or during the dialout sequence to stop the dialout. If acknowledged
locally, 4100 will state in the status report:
"Warning message received by telephone # (ID#)."
NOTE: It is important that your dialout Phone numbers will be answered by responsible
humans (not answering devices) who will be able to acknowledge the call and take
appropriate action to correct the situation.
Acknowledging the alarm does not correct the alarm situation! The alarm condition will
still exist until the sensor is restored to its normal state.
PART TWO: SAMPLE PROGRAMMING STRATEGY
An example programming strategy is outlined below. The communications and monitoring
programming are charted to give you a reference for the sample 4100. Next, possible alarm
situations that you may encounter in your own application are given to explain the process
by which the 4100 will respond.
This section does not provide all the possible circumstances that you may encounter, but it
should give you an understanding of how the many features of the 4100 interplay. Refer to
Chapters 3, 4, and 5 for instructions on how to program the 4100. See Chapter 6 for a
summary of the programming.
Communications programming
Dialout Phone Numbers:
Phone 1: 555-1111 (tone)
Phone 2: 555-1222 (pulse)
Phone 3: 555-1333 (tone)
Phone 4: 555-1444-1234 (beeper)
Rings until answer: 5
Listen-in time: 10 seconds
Security code: 6453
Unit ID number: 555-5674
Local voice mute: OFF
TAD: Disabled
Monitoring programming
INPUT
CONDITION SENSOR
Input 1
water seepage
Input 2
humidity
Input 3
intrusion
AUX/4
temperature
ENABLED/DISABLED OPEN/CLOSED
water detection sensor
humidistat
magnetic reed switch
Temp°Alert
Chapter 8: Operation
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