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Raco Verbatim Quick Start Manual
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Verbatim™ Quick Start Guide
Basic set-up and testing of the Verbatim involves:
1. Program at least one phone number.
2. Program the input channels to reflect alarm conditions.
3. Test the alarm conditions to be sure wiring and programming are correct.
4. Record voice messages, trip delays and other programming as desired.
All programming operations must be done with the unit in the Program mode.
To put the Verbatim autodialer in Program mode, press PROGRAM. Program mode is
indicated by the lighted PROGRAM LED.
Important Note about Shipping and Clearing Memory:
Before you begin programming the Verbatim for your monitoring application it is best to
first clear the unit's memory of any old programming. This step also ensures that
memory corruption, which might have occurred during shipment or due to anomalous
power disturbances, will be wiped away.
Caution:
The following step erases all user programming including recorded messages so
normally it is done only at initial start-up.
To clear the system memory, press: 9 35 9 ENTER
Note: If you make an error in code entry, press CANCEL and start again.

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Summary of Contents for Raco Verbatim

  • Page 1 PROGRAM LED. Important Note about Shipping and Clearing Memory: Before you begin programming the Verbatim for your monitoring application it is best to first clear the unit's memory of any old programming. This step also ensures that memory corruption, which might have occurred during shipment or due to anomalous power disturbances, will be wiped away.
  • Page 2 During AC power failure, all illuminated LEDs will flash to conserve battery power. If you have powered up your Verbatim without connecting a live telephone line to the unit you may observe that the TFAIL indicator is on. This indicates that the unit is checking for the presence of a telephone connection and attempting to determine the line configuration.
  • Page 3: Programming Phone Numbers

    Default delay is one second. Refer to Verbatim Help documentation for advanced calling features. Programming Input Channels Your Verbatim autodialer needs to know whether its input channels are to be normally closed (alarm on Open Circuit), or normally open (alarm on Closed Circuit).
  • Page 4 To automatically program the inputs: Make sure all inputs are in their normal (non-alarm) state. Then press: 5 0 0 ENTER The Verbatim autodialer automatically examines all inputs and programs them to alarm on the opposite input state from their present status. This code 500 does not affect any channels that have been programmed for Disabled Channels, Status Only, Run Time Meter, or Pulse Totalizer function.
  • Page 5: Initial Testing

    5 ZZ 4 ENTER Initial Testing Perform the following steps to ensure that your Verbatim autodialer is properly installed: 1. First, temporarily disarm the unit by pressing: DISARM/RE-ARM until the DISARM LED is flashing. This prevents the unit from dialing out.
  • Page 6 This clearing also occurs automatically after the Alarm Reset Time has elapsed (default value 1 hour). 6. Your Verbatim autodialer is now able to operate, having at least one dial out phone number programmed and having its input channels configured. However,...
  • Page 7 Types of Default Messages ● Discrete (i.e. digital, contact) physical channel inputs: “Channel N Normal” and “Channel N Alarm.” ● Discrete remote channel inputs: “Remote Channel N Normal” and “Remote Channel N Alarm.” ● Discrete Status-only or Run-time meter physical channel inputs: “Channel N is ON”...
  • Page 8 Experiment with different volume levels to get the best message clarity. If there is too much background noise at the Verbatim autodialer site, record your messages over the phone. Note: Always stop the recording promptly to avoid wasting recording time.
  • Page 9 N is the desired ID number which may be up to 16 digits long. Some users program the Verbatim autodialer’s own phone number as its ID number. If you want to set a specific recording rate rather than letting Autoextend do it, press: 9 1 3 N ENTER where N is the desired recording rate 1, 2, 3 or 4.
  • Page 10 Frequently Used Codes Description & Comments Code Range Read Status of Channel ZZ Record Channel ZZ Alarm Message Record Channel ZZ Normal Message Review Normal & Alarm Message for Channel ZZ Read Alarm Criteria for Channel ZZ Set Current Input Status as Normal Condition for All Contact Input Channels Read Alarm Trip Delay for Channel ZZ Read Phone Number for Destination DN...
  • Page 11 Some front panel keys are not found on a touch tone keypad: In Place Of Enter CANCEL ENTER POINT MINUS...