Touch-Tone Telephone Interface; Command Mode; User Mode - Leviton EZ-MAX User Manual

Touch-Tone Telephone Interface

Configuration of your touch-tone telephone interfaces requires carefully setting up
security/passcodes as well as several configuration items relating to the modem itself.
These processes are covered in detail in the Advanced Configuration Guide. This
chapter outlines the user operation of the interface.
The touch-tone interface, TIM, allows for control of groups at one of many security
levels over the telephone. Regardless of the "Mode" of operation which is applicable,
the following keys and indications are valid
• # key is must be pressed at the conclusion of every entry
• * starts over the entire process as if you just called into the panel
• *# immediately signals the panel to terminate the phone call. (Note that at any
• After every command, a series of beeps will indicate that the command was
Using the TIM requires the following steps:

Command Mode

If your password is associated with Command mode, upon successful password entry
the command is executed and the panel hangs up. All functionality of command mode
passwords are completely configured by the system administrator.

User Mode

In user mode, you have complete control over a single "Group" of relays as defined by
the panel administrator.
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time you may hang up your phone and the communication will be terminated)
completed
• 1, 2, or 3 short high beeps usually indicate successful execution
• 1 quick high beep followed by a long low beep indicates command failure or
incorrect data entry
• 1 long low warbling beep indicates that the panel is about to disconnect the
call.
Call your relay panel, wait for it to answer, and wait for (3) short beeps
Step 1:
Enter your password followed by the pound (#) key
Step 2:
Hear (2) short beeps indicating command or user mode, or (1) short
Step 3:
beep indicating admin mode
One of the three modes below are entered
Step 4:
Remember that each relay can belong to one or
more Groups; groups are global meaning that
any network panel which receives a group
command will activate it's relays assigned to
those groups. This allows a simple way of total
system control, from the touch tone interface.
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