About The Ec Emergency Hands-Free Phone; Key Features - EmerCom Technologies EMC-60 User Manual

1 About the EC Emergency Hands-free
Phone

1.1 Key Features:

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Auto redial if not answered by operator or line busy
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Voice notifications if line busy or fault detected
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Three emergency call numbers
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Remote call-in, remote programming and remote alarm simulation
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Advanced diagnostics
- Phone line test simulating a conventional speakerphone
- Built-in Phone Line Monitoring (PLM) as required by ASME A17.1/CSA B44
Safety Code for Elevators.
- PLM test
- Phone operation verification call ("Remote Call")
- Test simulation of an "emergency" call (password protected)
- Seven PCB mounted status LEDs provide the essential information at a glance.
- Elevator door monitor (special order)
- Notification of false entrapment alarm (special order)
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Ease of setup and operation
- Extended touch keypad
- Seven indication LEDs
- Voice prompts in multiple languages
- Setting for low-power, quiet phone lines
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Small PCB footprint (speaker can be mounted remotely)
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New digital technology enables feature flexibility with optional customization
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Excellent sound quality
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Ability to program many more features making it significantly more flexible than the
analog models and the footprint of the circuit boards is miniature.
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Self-diagnostics continuously monitors its own operation and its environment.
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A wide range of power supply voltages is available and an auxiliary connection enables
a voice/tone annunciator to use the phone speaker.
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Code requires the phone to be able to call into two separate locations and a third phone
number can be programmed if required.
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The menus and prompts are available in multiple languages (French/English/Spanish)
and when making an emergency call the phone can automatically "handshake" using
SoundNet.
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Additional options of a second call button with 2
also available.
nd button phone number or a 2
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