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telephone number into your FreezeAlarm for proper operation. Check the factory
defaults if you need to change any other settings as they are not discussed in this
Quick Program section. When the manual tells you to press a number, it is
referring to a number on your program telephone’s Touch-Tone
®
keypad. If you
need an explanation of each menu option, please go to the next section on the
following page.
1. Make sure the dip switches on the back of the FreezeAlarm are set properly
for your application. See the dip switch table earlier in this manual for
switch explanations.
2. Make sure your FreezeAlarm is connected properly and has a 9 volt lithium
battery installed.
3. Check to be sure the toggle switch on the front of the FreezeAlarm is set to
STANDBY position. The front ALARM light will blink while in
STANDBY mode.
4. Plug a program phone into the PROGRAM PHONE jack on the front of the
FreezeAlarm.
5. Pick up the telephone handset and the Main Menu will begin to play.
6. Press 3 to access the Program Menu.
7. Press 1 to review or program phone numbers.
8. Press 1 to review or program phone number 1.
9. Press 0 to enter a new phone number or to change an existing number.
10. Enter the telephone number followed by the pound “#” key.
11. Press 2 to identify this as a regular phone number and not a pager.
12. Press 9 to return to the Phone Number Menu.
13. Repeat this process for phone numbers 2 and 3.
14. When done entering phone numbers, press 9 to return to the Program Menu
15. Hang up or change any of the other settings as needed.
16. After programming is completed, UNPLUG YOUR PROGRAM PHONE
from the front PROGRAM JACK!
17. FLIP THE TOGGLE SWITCH ON THE FRONT TO THE “ON”
POSITION!
If this is the first time you have programmed this FreezeAlarm, the factory
default settings for the other menu options are as follows:
Security Code ................................................................................................. 9999
Low Temperature Alarm Setpoint .................................45° Fahrenheit or Celsius
High Temperature Alarm Setpoint ..............................100° Fahrenheit or Celsius
Number of rings before the unit answers ....................................................5 rings
Number of minutes the power should be out before alarming............................60
Greeting Message: ... “Hello, this is your automated monitoring control system”
Alarm Message: .......“Hello, this is your automated monitoring control system.”
Auxiliary Alarm Message..............“The auxiliary alarm input is in alarm mode”
Auxiliary Alarm Input Setting........................................................ Normally Open
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IMPORTANT WARNING! After Programming, you must
return the front toggle switch to the ON position or the
FreezeAlarm will not call you if an alarm condition occurs and
you will be unable to call into your FreezeAlarm remotely!
CRITICAL! TEST YOUR FREEZEALARM to make sure it
calls your call-to telephone numbers during an alarm. See the
Test Procedure detailed on page 18.
2.2 Explanation of Program Menu Options:
Each of the programming options is explained in detail below. Review this
before proceeding to program your FreezeAlarm.
MENU OPTION 1: Review or Program Telephone Numbers
Program your call-to phone numbers here. You can also review or change any
existing phone numbers here if needed as well. The Deluxe FreezeAlarm can
dial up to three phone numbers with each phone number consisting of up to 60
digits. You can include pauses and the star key (*) as part of your phone number
to accommodate calling cards, different phone features and pager systems. Any
or all of these numbers can be to a mobile phone or any other telephone number.
These phone numbers are referred to throughout the rest of this manual as “call-
to phone numbers”.
One or more of the phone numbers may be a pager phone number. If so, you will
have the opportunity during the program sequence to identify which numbers are
pager numbers and which are regular telephone numbers. In addition, you will
also have the opportunity to program a pager display message.
To program a star (*) in your phone number, press the * key on your keypad as
part of the phone number. To enter a two second pause in a call-to phone
number, press the * star key twice. This will count as two digits of your total 60
allowed for that number. You can combine * keys in a phone number to add both
a two second pause and a dialed * star by having three * stars in your phone
number sequence. Three * stars equal a 2 second pause followed by a dialed *
star. Four * stars equal a four second pause in the dialing sequence.
IMPORTANT NOTES ABOUT ENTERING YOUR
CALL-TO TELEPHONE NUMBERS
• LONG DISTANCE: Make sure you enter the phone number exactly
like you would dial a voice call. Use a 1 and/or area code if needed. If
dialing internationally, make sure you have the correct country codes
and follow proper international dialing rules. Check with your phone
company for assistance determining the correct number.