Microtel DialStat (With Fault Indicators) Uživatelský manuál

MICROTEL DialStatTM Microtel DialStatTM Operating Manual 2 August 2008 Rev. E Proprietary Notice: This document and the subject

MICROTEL DialStatTM 8 CHAPTER 2 - Installation nstallation of the DialStatTM involves several, simple steps. This chapter outlines the physica

MICROTEL DialStatTM 9Step Two - Telephone Connections include the external phone line for call-outs and the optional local telephone connection f

MICROTEL DialStatTM 10 below. The terminals are large enough to accept two 14 AWG wires, so if more than two faults are wired, the COM terminals m

MICROTEL DialStatTM 11Quick Start Procedure This procedure outlines the steps to get the DialStatTM dialer operating in a typical manner with a mi

MICROTEL DialStatTM 12 Individual Channel Alarm Messages: z Enter **c1 to record an alarm message for a specific I/O channel. (c = 1 to 4 for t

MICROTEL DialStatTM 13CHAPTER 3 - Operation his chapter, divided into Configuration and Operation sections, will explain how to configure the Di

MICROTEL DialStatTM 14 Configuration The configuration commands described in this section modify basic dialer operation and store information abou

MICROTEL DialStatTM 15z Answer Delay The number of rings the dialer will see before answering an incoming call. *02 Review answer delay **02nn

MICROTEL DialStatTM 16 Configuring Fault Inputs The DialStatTM features true modularity—Fault input channels operate completely independently of

MICROTEL DialStatTM 17NOTE: If C=5, the Power Fault channel, the response is: Example Command: **531 Response: Power fault channel is READY Co

MICROTEL DialStatTM ii Record of Changes Rev. Date Description of Changes By - 9/1/ 98 Original Release Be

MICROTEL DialStatTM 18 These phone numbers may be customized to use the Call Progress features of the dialer. Refer to the Advanced Topics chapter

MICROTEL DialStatTM 19calling the dialer: The dialer will speak a voice message of system name and current alarms or normal status. It will also r

MICROTEL DialStatTM 20 CHAPTER 4 - Maintenance/Troubleshooting he DialStatTM Dialer is built to require minimal maintenance. Only the system bat

MICROTEL DialStatTM 21TROUBLESHOOTING: Symptom: Unable to place telephone calls (Line LED comes on but no ring at called telephone number).

MICROTEL DialStatTM 22 CHAPTER 5 - Advanced Topics his chapter details more advanced topics concerning the setup, configuration, and operation of

MICROTEL DialStatTM 23Example 2- Program phone number 8 | Pulse dial the following digits |

MICROTEL DialStatTM 24 APPENDICES APPENDIX A: Technical Specifications A.1 Communications Phone Interface: ACTA ID: 7AAAD00BDS65616

MICROTEL DialStatTM 25A.3 Environmental Temperature: 20°F to 130°F operating 0°F to 130°F storage Humidity: 0-95% RH, Noncondensing

MICROTEL DialStatTM 26 Sensing voltage: Open circuit sees 5 Volts (nominal) Max. Loop Resistance: 10 killiohms Max. Loop Capacitance:

MICROTEL DialStatTM 27APPENDIX B: Glossary of Dialer Terminology Acknowledge Stops the dialer from placing additional calls concerning an alar

MICROTEL DialStatTM 1TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 2 CHAPTER 1 - DESCRIPTION OF THE DIALSTATTM DIALER 4 CHAPTER 2 - INSTALLATION 8 Quick Start

MICROTEL DialStatTM 28 APPENDIX C: FCC Requirements This equipment complies with Part 68 of the FCC rules and the requirements adopted by the ACT

MICROTEL DialStatTM 29APPENDIX D: DialStatTM Command Summary *00 Report system status *01 **01~ Voice system name (10

MICROTEL DialStatTM 30 APPENDIX E: Mechanical Dimensions Figure 4 Mounting Dimensions

MICROTEL DialStatTM 2 INTRODUCTION hank you for choosing the Microtel DialStatTM Dialer to implement your remote alarm monitoring solution. You h

MICROTEL DialStatTM 3 Figure 1: Controls and Indicators

MICROTEL DialStatTM 4 CHAPTER 1 - Description of the DialStatTM Dialer he DialStatTM is a small, rugged, and simple, but powerful, device which

MICROTEL DialStatTM 5How Does the Dialer Work? This section provides a simple theory of operation by asking a few questions about typical use of th

MICROTEL DialStatTM 6 These include tone/pulse selection dialing, pauses, auto acknowledgment of an alarm call-out, dial '*' or '#&a

MICROTEL DialStatTM 7How can I Make an Alarm Sound in the Vicinity of the Dialer? The local summary alarm contacts will be de-energized (opened)