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Programming From A Monitoring Centre
A monitoring centre can make changes over the telephone network at a
client's request ("remote programming"). The features you can alter are:
•
Telephone numbers
•
Account numbers
•
Reporting Formats
•
First and second pendant. The user must be physically within range of
the Homelink in order to press the triggers at the appropriate time.
•
Security Code
You can also open a speech path to the client in order to listen or talk to
them, the Homelink will answer the call after a preset number of rings.
To program Homelink from a monitoring centre:
1.
Dial the telephone number of the Homelink unit.
2
The Homelink will auto-answer.
3.
Enter the Security Code.
Homelink gives two short bleeps if you have entered the correct
Security Code.
4.
Use the telephone keypad to enter the new programming commands.
See the rest of this section for details of the available commands.
Homelink gives two short bleeps if you enter a command correctly, one
long bleep if you enter a command incorrectly.
5.
Dial 99# to exit programming and return the Homelink unit to its normal
mode.
6.
Always test the new program on the Homelink unit.
Programming Commands
When programming remotely from a monitoring centre you can use all the
programming commands listed in "Using A Telephone For Programming",
with the following exceptions:
1. You cannot use 94# to record a speech message, or 95# to playback a
speech message.
2. Use command 77 # to open a two way speech path. You may need to
use this command to talk to the Homelink user and make sure they press
their pendant button at the correct time when you use commands 93# or
96# or learn a pendant's radio site code.
Two Way Speech
While remotely programming a Homelink unit you may wish to talk to the
client (or listen to them) through the Homelink unit itself. First, ask the client
to make sure the privacy switch is set to . Then use the command:
77#
Two way speech mode.
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