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NTI E-AVDS-CELC Installation And Operation Manual

Automatic voice dialer
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E-AVDS-CELC
Automatic Voice Dialer
INSTALLATION AND OPERATION
MANUAL
INTRODUCTION
The E-AVDS-CELC Automatic Voice Dialer is used to send voice alert messages from an ENVIROMUX Enterprise Environment
Monitoring System (SYSTEM) to any user's cell phone or device capable of receiving voice messages.
The E-AVDS-CELCP includes a 12VDC power supply for connection to E-MINI-LXO, E-DI16DOR16 or any other SYSTEM where an
external power supply will be needed.
OPEN THE E-AVDS-CELC
There are four tabs that hold the case together. Two on the top side, and two on the bottom side. To open the case for jumper
placement, press down firmly on the seam of the case near the tabs on one side of the case and snap the case halves apart.
Tabs
With the rear of the case removed, two counter-sunk
mounting holes are provided on the rear cover. Use
these to secure the E-AVDS-CELC to your desired
mounting location.
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Mounting Holes
Rear Cover

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Summary of Contents for NTI E-AVDS-CELC

  • Page 1 MANUAL INTRODUCTION The E-AVDS-CELC Automatic Voice Dialer is used to send voice alert messages from an ENVIROMUX Enterprise Environment Monitoring System (SYSTEM) to any user’s cell phone or device capable of receiving voice messages. The E-AVDS-CELCP includes a 12VDC power supply for connection to E-MINI-LXO, E-DI16DOR16 or any other SYSTEM where an external power supply will be needed.
  • Page 2 CONFIGURE THE JUMPERS Configure the jumpers on the E-AVDS-CELC for connection to either Pulse or Tone dialing (default is Tone) to send voice messages and to be triggered by either the Normally-Closed (N.C.)or Normally-Open (N.O.) relay contact on the E-xD.

  • Page 3: Wiring Methods

    WIRING METHODS Connect the cable from the E-AVDS-CELC to the E-xD according to one of the following diagrams: Note: The attached cable is 30” long but can be extended up to 250 feet with any 4-conductor 22AWG (minimum) cable.

  • Page 5: General Information

    FEATURES (1) Speaker (2) Microphone (3) LED 7-segment display- displays the number input, provides indicators for phone numbers, and provides indicator for alarm and standby mode. (4) “E1” – “E4” indicators: ON while setting E1-E4 phone/mobile phone numbers. Note: E1 through E4 indicators will illuminate while setting the password. (5) Connection Cable red/orange = 12V...
  • Page 6 Auto-Dialer Operation Procedures Self-test after Being Turned ON: After self-test, the instrument is ready to work and the decimal point at the lower right corner on the 7 segment display will turn ON and OFF (continuously blink). If configuration (phone numbers and voice message) already exists, the AUTO-DIALER will alarm automatically upon receiving an alarm signal.
  • Page 7 3. Search the pre-saved telephone numbers: In the Programming Mode (“S”), press button 3 to CHECK for programmed numbers. Then press the E1, E2, E3, E4 or PAUSE to start your intended search, the LED will display relevant numbers. For example: Press 3+ E1 or E2 or E3 or E4 or P The LED will display in sequence the pre-saved telephone numbers or Private Password and will end each number or password with a single “beep”.
  • Page 8 B. Press 5+2+ ENTER: The dialer will active only if the alarm signal remains constant. If the alarm signal is interrupted, the dialer will terminate response. To check which behavior is programmed, press 3+5, The relevant A or B programming method will be indicated by “1” or “2” respectively. The alarm trigger is indicated on the LED by the upper half of the LED illuminating for approximately 6 seconds and then goes dark.

  • Page 9: Specifications

    SPECIFICATIONS Voltage DC 11V to 15V Static current 20mA (Based on operating voltage: DC 12V) Operating current 170mA (MAX) (Based on operating voltage: DC 12V) Triggering mode N.C, N.O or voltage signal Voice recording 20 seconds maximum Phone numbers Up to 4 contact numbers Private password protection 6-digit private password programmable Default password = 911...