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- Page 1 Doc 6001573 Rev A SPECTRUM TELEPHONE ENTRY SYSTEM PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS (-101/301 BOARD) IMPORTANT NOTE These programming instructions are for a Spectrum system with a -101 or -301 board only.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
6. Remote Programming Appendix 1 IMPORTANT: The Sentex Systems warranty on this system is conditioned upon Sentex Systems being paid in full for this equipment. This warranty will not be honored until such payment has been received by Sentex Systems. -
Page 4: Overview Of System Operation
1 - OVERVIEW OF SYSTEM OPERATION Your Spectrum telephone entry system stores, recalls, and dials the telephone numbers of your building's residents/occupants (hereinafter referred to as resident or residents), and responds to signals from their phones to unlock a door or activate an automatic gate operator. When a visitor arrives at the controlled entrance, he/she lifts the receiver (if you have a model with a handset), pushes the "#"... -
Page 5: Entering And Exiting The Programming Mode
2 - ENTERING AND EXITING THE PROGRAMMING MODE ENTERING THE PROGRAMMING MODE The programming password is a 6-digit number. The password is set to “000000” at the factory, but your installer may have changed it during installation. When you are comfortable with programming, you should change the password to maintain the security of your system. -
Page 6: Basic Hints And Programming Rules
3 - BASIC HINTS AND PROGRAMMING RULES The sections that follow provide detailed explanations of how to program specific functions into the system. The following programming rules and hints typically apply when programming is completed. However, there are several basic hints and programming rules that apply to programming the system remotely. If you wish to program the system remotely, please refer to section 7 of this manual. -
Page 7: Setting System Characteristics
4 - SETTING SYSTEM CHARACTERISTICS The programming sequences described in this section allow you to set up the characteristics of your telephone entry system. In general, you should only need to program your system during installation, not on an on-going basis. Make sure you are in the programming mode before you start programming. SETTING THE PROGRAMMING PASSWORD (STEP 01) Purpose To change the code used to enter the programming mode. - Page 8 VERIFY THE DIALING TYPE (STEP 03) Purpose To verify that the dialing type is either a tone or a pulse Factory setting = ‘1’ Format 03 + # Note Once you press the “#” key, the display will show that the dialing type is either 1 for tone or 0 for pulse.
- Page 9 SETTING THE PBX DIGIT (STEP 06) Purpose To dial a digit (which you specify) if your system is connected to a PBX telephone system, and then pause briefly (so the PBX can give the system an outside line) before dialing the telephone number that you program into the system.
- Page 10 VERIFYING THE RELAY ACTIVATION TIME (STEP 07) Purpose To verify the amount of time the door or gate will remain open. Format 07 + # Note Once you have pressed the “#” key, the display will show four digits. The first two digits are the amount of time the door or gate attached to relay 1 will remain open and the remaining two digits are the amount of time relay 2 will remain open.
- Page 11 USING THE RELAY MANAGEMENT FUNCTIONS (STEPS 71 through 79) Purpose To allow you to either activate or deactivate a specified relay while in the programming mode. Format 7 + relay command code (1 digit) + #. Relay Command 1 = Cycle relay 1 for its programmed period of time. Codes 2 = Cycle relay 2 for its programmed period of time.
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Page 12: Entering And Erasing Telephone Numbers And Entry Codes
5 - ENTERING, VERIFYING AND ERASING TELEPHONE NUMBERS AND ENTRY CODES The programming sequences described in this section allow you to tell the system what telephone numbers it may dial, and which 4-digit entry codes should grant entry. These programming steps will be repeated frequently as people move in and out of your building. - Page 13 ERASING ALL DIRECTORY CODES AND TELEPHONE NUMBERS (STEP 11) Purpose To Allow you to clear the entire directory code/telephone number memory. You would want to perform this task if the memory has become filled with numbers that have been forgotten or have been entered in error.
- Page 14 Format Entry code with programmed relay - 13 + entry code (4 digits) + relay code (1 digit) + #. Simple entry code - 13 + entry code (4 digits) + #. Relay 1 = Cycle relay 1 for its normal activation time. Code 2 = Cycle relay 2 for its normal activation time.
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Page 15: Remote Programming
6 - REMOTE PROGRAMMING To program the Spectrum system via telephone from a remote location, please refer to the following instructions: REMOTE PROGRAMMING FROM A TONE TELEPHONE 1. Dial the unit telephone number and wait for an answer. When the unit answers, it emits two beeps. -
Page 16: Appendix 1
APPENDIX 1 PROGRAMMING STEPS FOR THE 101/301 BOARD Description Example Description Remote Step number Prgrm? Error Messages: E1: does not exist E2: duplicate found E3: system is full E5: format error Terminate Programming 00+# Set Password 01+nnnnnn+# Verify Password 02+nnnnnn+# 1=nnnnnn matches current setting, 0 = no match Set Dialing Type... - Page 17 * Relay Action Codes DIGIT RELAY ACTION CODE Cycle Relay 1 Cycle Relay 2 Latch Relay 1 Latch Relay 2 Release Relay 1 Release Relay 2 Cycle Both Latch Both Release Both NOTE The -101/-301 board has the ability to cycle, latch and/or release either relay during programming. Rev A Doc 6001573 Page 15 of 15...
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