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- Page 1 EM-1 Advanced Programming Guide Revision: 2.0.2406.2...
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Page 2: Revision History
Nothing in this document shall operate as an express or implied license or indemnity under the intellectual property rights of PIXEL TECHNOLOGIES PTY LTD or third parties. All information contained in this document was obtained in specific environments and is presented as an illustration. -
Page 3: Table Of Contents
Speaker Type (A) ....................... 12 7.2. Microphone Type (B) ......................12 7.3. Programming the Audio Device Settings ................12 Speaker & Microphone Levels Setting ..................12 8.1. Programming the Speaker & Microphone Settings ............12 Copyright © 2022- 2024 Pixel Technologies Pty. Ltd... - Page 4 12.3. Level Threshold (C) ......................17 12.4. Programming the Scream Detection Settings ............... 17 Multiple EM-1 units on a Single Telephone Line ..............18 13.1. Dialling into multiple EM-1 units (Operation) ............... 18 Reset to Factory Default ....................... 19 System Setup via SD Card ..................... 19 15.1.
- Page 5 Table 12 – Lift Numbers ........................18 Table 13 - Membrane Keypad Buttons ....................20 Table 14 - Local & Remote Commands ....................20 Table 15 - LED Diagnostic Indicators ..................... 21 Table 16 - Troubleshooting ........................23 Copyright © 2022- 2024 Pixel Technologies Pty. Ltd...
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Page 6: Configuration
EM-1 Configuration The EM-1 can be configured locally from the onboard membrane keypad, by dialling in remotely and entering programming sequences using a touch tone telephone or mobile handset, or by using an SD card for easy System setup – see System Setup via SD Card. -
Page 7: Alarm Button Settings
Breakdown Alarm = 3 Alarm Button Normally Open = 0 Contacts Normally Closed = 1 Table 2 – Alarm Button Settings To hear an audible playback of the alarm button settings, enter the following sequence: Copyright © 2022- 2024 Pixel Technologies Pty. Ltd... -
Page 8: Help Numbers
2 TELEPHONE NUMBER * To hear an audible playback of each programmed telephone number, enter the following set of sequences for each group: GROUP 1 GROUP 2 LOCATION 1 LOCATION 2 LOCATION 3 Copyright © 2022- 2024 Pixel Technologies Pty. Ltd... -
Page 9: Programming For Pabx Installation
4.4. Programming for PABX Installation If the EM-1 is connected to a PABX system, and to be programmed with an external help number (rather than an internal PABX extension), the PABX access code must be entered as part of the help number to access an outside line. -
Page 10: Voice Identification Message
5.1. Recording a Voice Identification Message Recording a voice message can be achieved either remotely – by dialling in to the EM-1 via a telephone handset - or locally - using the on-board membrane keypad and microphone. -
Page 11: Advanced System Settings
E x 2 rings Auto-Answer Disabled = 0 Enabled = 1 Ringer Control Silent = 0 Audible = 1 PABX Continuous Tone Disabled = 0 Detector Enabled = 1 Table 3 - Advanced System Settings Copyright © 2022- 2024 Pixel Technologies Pty. Ltd... -
Page 12: Audio Device Settings
Table 5 – Speaker & Microphone Settings 8.1. Programming the Speaker & Microphone Settings To program the speaker and microphone settings, enter the following sequence in its entirety: # PIN 2 # 6 A B * Copyright © 2022- 2024 Pixel Technologies Pty. Ltd... -
Page 13: Line Level Control & Relay Settings
ON when call is answered = 1 ON when DTMF code (#82) is sent = 2 F Relay ON D x 2 seconds Time Table 6 - Audio Level and Relay Settings Copyright © 2022- 2024 Pixel Technologies Pty. Ltd... -
Page 14: Telephone Line Settings
Low battery voltage – if power supply disconnected and operating on battery backup. 11.1. Audible Error Message Playback If a fault condition is detected an audible message will be played by the EM-1, to alert the user. Copyright © 2022- 2024 Pixel Technologies Pty. Ltd... -
Page 15: Remote Phone Monitoring System (Rpms)
To take advantage of this functionality, the EM-1 must have its RPMS feature enabled and be connected to a Pixel mobile gateway configured to report to eLiioT. -
Page 16: P100 Protocol Mode
By choosing '2' you are only allowing the feature to function when the unit has an external power supply present and will not function when the power has failed and is in battery backup mode, this is done to conserve power when operating in battery mode. Copyright © 2022- 2024 Pixel Technologies Pty. Ltd... -
Page 17: Duration (B)
80dB = 1, increments by 2 dB per step, where 9 = 96dB. Table 11 - Scream Detection Settings To hear an audible playback of the scream detection settings, enter the following sequence: # 5 0 * Copyright © 2022- 2024 Pixel Technologies Pty. Ltd... -
Page 18: Multiple Em-1 Units On A Single Telephone Line
1-9. One of the EM-1 units sharing the single telephone line must be set as Master and the remainder units set as Slaves. NOTE: The Master must be always connected and operational as this unit will be the primary call taker when multiple units are sharing the line. -
Page 19: Reset To Factory Default
System Setup via SD Card The EM-1 can also be configured via SD card, rather than entering each command locally on the membrane keypad, or remotely via DTMF. This feature also permits users to deploy the same configuration across several installations or keep a record of their desired settings. -
Page 20: Operation
Initiate a Manual report (RPMS/P100) after the call ends. #00* To reset the unit or turn off the internal battery supply when the external power #66* has been removed Table 14 - Local & Remote Commands Copyright © 2022- 2024 Pixel Technologies Pty. Ltd... -
Page 21: Led Diagnostic Indicators
Table 15 - LED Diagnostic Indicators 17.1. LED Diagnostic Indicator direction There are two sets of LEDs on the EM-1, forward facing and rear facing. By default, the rear facing LEDs illuminate when initiating a call via the external Alarm button. -
Page 22: Unit Testing Procedure
Test Passed" or Acoustic Test Failed" message. PLEASE NOTE: For this test to pass you must ensure there is no background noise, and the speaker and microphone are within 10cm of each other. Copyright © 2022- 2024 Pixel Technologies Pty. Ltd... -
Page 23: Troubleshooting
Ensure the Alarm button is wired into the correct input. • Alarm button needs to be a dry contact, meaning when removed from the EM-1 there should be no voltage across the contacts. • Line receive signal too low Some systems can provide a lower receive path audio signal (dB).
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