Iwatsu Omega-Phone 924 Technical Manual page 80

Omega-Phone 924 Technical Manual
Option Relay Function - Door Open / Monitor / Secure
mode
MBC - 4-31
There are four contacts available on the Option Board for use with door openers and
door status signals. These contacts can be programmed to Monitor the status of a door
(open closed), open a door, or to provide an indication that the door is secure.
The programming parameters for the two Option Port Functions are:
• D. OPEN – Door Opener.
• MONITR - Monitor the status of the door.
• SECURE - Monitor the door for secure status.
• 4-31-r-o (where r = relay #, and o = option).
• Data Range (Default Range in Bold).
• Utility: D. OPEN, MONITR, SECURE.
• D.OPEN ON: 300ms, 500ms, 700ms, 1sec, 2sec, 3sec, 5sec, 8sec 10sec (applies
only to D. OPEN utility)
Press show.
Input the relay # to program (1, 2, 3 or 4), then press show.
Use back and next to select the option to be programmed.
Press chg to select the desired value.
Incoming Filter (Incoming CID Routing)
MBC - 4-32
The system provides a means to block ringing, of up to 50 different numbers, based on
the CID data received. When a number is entered into the Incoming Filter table it is
associated to one or all Service Modes (Day, Night or Both) so that ringing for this
call is cancelled only during the modes of operation desired.
A second table (also with a maximum of 50 entries) is available to single-out
telephone numbers that may be desired from among larger groups of number that are
not desired. For instance, perhaps all numbers from area code 976 are to be rejected,
yet there is one number from 976—xxx-xxxx; that should be allowed. This can be
entered in the receive table.
The programming parameters are:
• • Incoming Filter No Ring (MBC - 4-32-1)
• No Ring Mode (MBC - 4-32-1-1)
• Filter Phone No (MBC - 4-32-1-2)
• Filter Index (MBC - 4-32-1-3)
• • Incoming Filter Ring (MBC - 4-32-2)
• Ring Mode (MBC - 4-32-2-1)
• Filter Phone No (MBC - 4-32-2-2)
• Filter Index (MBC - 4-32-2-3)
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