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10. Select with ▼ and ▲ keys if the selected alarm must be sent or not (to the telephone
number selected at step 7) and confirm the selection with OK key.
11. Follow the same procedure from step 9 to associate to the telephone number other alarm
types (with sending mode selected at step 8).
12. Press ESC key to go to the upper level of the menu.
13. Follow the same procedure from step 6 to configure the alarm message sending mode also
for the other stored telephone numbers.
14. Press ESC key repeatedly to exit from the menu.
4.14.12 Sequence of alarm message sending and block of calls
When one or more alarm events occur, the communicator:
1)
In case of different and simultaneous events identifies the event with the highest priority.
2)
Calls the telephone number configured for that alarm event.
3)
For each telephone number and sending mode performs up to 3 call attempts.
4)
It is possible to stop the voice calls/SMS sequence to next numbers, if present, by entering code 12 in DTMF with
any telephone that has answered, listened to the message and received request tone for the block code. For
emergency request vocal calls, block code "12" can be entered after closing environmental listening session, at the
end of the repetition of emergency request vocal message.
Voice calls and SMS for burglar events can be interrupted also by disarm of zones associated to the telephone
numbers programmed for sending these events. This feature can be useful, for example in case of false alarms.
Consider that the call sent to the first available telephone number can not be interrupted and continues with that
number till the end of attempts.
However, no further calls will be made to next numbers, if present.
WARNING! If an answering machine answers a telephone number configured for voice sending, and the answer
check is enabled (both for fixed telephone and mobile), the communicator can receive an "answer" that will be
considered as a successfully delivered alarm message and so no other call attempts will be tried.
In this case, if alarm sending mode is voice only, with a single telephone number, it is possible that the receiver
does not receive the message or listens to it too late (the same situation can occur, even if seldom, if there are
several telephone numbers and each one has an answering machine). In this case it is suggested to disable the
answer check.
If SMS messages are sent, delivery time depends on GSM service provider.
4.14.13 PSTN parameters
The communicator allows to configure the following parameters of PSTN connection:
•
Nation Standard: it is possible to select the country where 1067 system is installed. Technical parameters for
connection to PSTN telephone line will be automatically set.
Available countries are: Italy–France–Germany–Czech Republic–Poland–Spain–Portugal–Greece–Great Britain.
•
PABX connection: if the communicator is not directly connected to the PSTN line, but is connected to a PABX, it is
possible to select the digit (from 0 to 9) automatically dialled by the communicator to get the external line.
•
Tones control: it is possible to choose if the communicator will dial telephone numbers only when there is the dial
tone (tones line check enabled) or even if there is no dial tone (tones line check disabled).
•
Answer control: it is possible to choose between the following options:
o enabled: the vocal message is sent only after the telephone number has answered; the vocal telephone number
that answered is not called any more;
o disabled: the vocal message is sent immediately after the telephone number dialling, without waiting for the
answer. The alarm message is repeated for 3 times. Besides in this condition the control panel carries out 3 vocal
calls to every number, regardless of its answer. However, the call sequence can be stopped with the DTMF code
12, as described in § 4.14.12.
WARNING! If " PABX connection" programming is enabled, it is strongly encouraged to disable the
PSTN line test (see § 4.14.15).
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BURGLAR
SEND
TELEPHONE DIALER
SENDING MODE
LBT8633
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