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1 - Entering the Programming Mode.

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The emergency telephone can be programmed from any Tocuh Tone telephone using

a Analog PABX or C.O. line

1.1 - Without the Security password.

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a. The dip switch N.5 has to be in the OFF posistion (no need for password

to access programming Mode).

b. The dip switch N.7 has to be in the ON position (incoming calls are

accepted). During normal functioning this dip should be at the OFF

position.

c. From a tone type telephone, call the line where the Dialink is installed.

d. When the Dialink answer the call, it enters automatically the programming

mode. This will be indicated by 2 short beeps.

Important: Once the programming of the Dialink has finish, remember to put

the dip switch N.5 to the ON position (so a valid password is

needed to enter the programming mode). Also put the dip switch

N.7 in the OFF position, so incoming calls are not accepted.

1.2 - Using the security Code.

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a. Put the dip switch N.5 in the ON position (password needed for

programming access).

b. Put the dip switch N.7 in the ON position (incoming calls are accepted).

During normal functioning the dip N.7 must be at the OFF position.

c. Once the Dialink answers the call, enter the 6 digit password, if the

password entered is incorrect the Dialink will indicated this with 4 short

beeps, otherwise it will enter the programming Mode and give 2 short

beeps.

2 - Short Programming Table.

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First Emergency telephone number: 0-20 digits then #10

Second Emergency telephone number: 0-20 digits then #11

Third Emergency telephone number: 0-20 digits then #12

Forth Emergency telephone number: 0-20 digits then #13

Fifth Emergency telephone number: 0-20 digits then #14

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First information telephone number: 0-20 digits then #20

Second information telephone number: 0-20 digits then #21

Third information telephone number: 0-20 digits then #22

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ID number (Default cleared/000000). 0-20 digits then #30

Security Code (Default set 123456) 6 digits then #31

Summary of content (21 pages)

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Page 1 1 - Entering the Programming Mode. ---------------------------------The emergency telephone can be programmed from any Tocuh Tone telephone using a Analog PABX or C.O. line 1.1 - Without the Security password. -----------------------------------a. The dip switch N.5 has to be in the OFF posistion (no need for password to access programming Mode). b. The dip switch N.7 has to be in the ON position (incoming calls are accepted). During normal functioning this dip should be at the OFF position. c.
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Voice Announcer options (factory set 000100).
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Page 2 Timing/Dialing options (factory set 142314). 6 digits then #33 Speaker options (factory set 111111). 6 digits then #34 Announcer options (factory set 111111). 6 digits then #35 Diagnostic Requierment Code (factory set 111111) 6 digits then #40 Diagnostic options (factory set 000000). 6 digits then #41 ;---------------------------------------------------------------------------Central Station Receiver Number. Central Station Voice Number.
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Page 3 Dial: a + b + c + d + e + f + # + 3 + 2 The first 2 digits have no efect and must be 0 + 0 (a + b). 5.1 - Repeat the digital voice announcer option (C digit). ---------------------------------------------------------The value of the digit C, indicates how many times is the message repeated before entering the communication mode. If the value 0 is set, the message will be repeated every 8 seconds until a remote * touch tone is received (default factory setting).
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emergency. Press the * key on your telephone to start or finish the digital voice message.
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Page 4 6 - Automating the Connected Call LED. -------------------------------------There are 2 ways of turning on the connected call LED. It will turn on when it receives a * key from the remote touch tone telephone, or after the digital voice announcer messages is given (1..9 times). If the LED is wanted to be turn ON automatically after the communication is connected and no voice messages is needed, program the Dialink as follow: 1) Program 0 0 1 0 0 0 # 3 2 2) Record a 1 second silent message.
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Page 5 7.4 - Call Time Out Timer (d Digit). -----------------------------------This option indicates the maximum of time that a call can be connected. Programmable between 1 and 9 minutes (touch tone key 1..9). Programming a value of 0 indicates Call Time Out timer has been turn OFF. In this case the Dialink must rely on a CPC signal to hang-up. The factiry default value is 3 minutes. 7.5 - Pulse Dialing Rate (e digit). ----------------------------------The Dialink pps.
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-----------------------1 ............... active 2 ...............
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Page 6 8.3 Speaker active during message Playback (c Option). -----------------------------------------------------The speaker can be active or not, during the playback message. From factory it comes activated. of the digital voice Digit c Option -----------------------1 ............... active 2 ............... disable 8.4 Speaker active during recording of the message (d Option).
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----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10 - Central Station programming. --------------------------------The Dialink emergency telephone is set by default to communicate using the DTMF 4+2 Express, DTMF 4+1 Express, Ademco Contact ID, or the Ademco High Speed formats. All programming options use the configuration #30, to store the clients account code and alarm specifications.
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Page 7 10.1 - Central Station Options. ------------------------------a. Enter programming mode as described in section 1. b. Enable/Disable central Station Mode The Dialink can be configured to Central Station Mode, this is done by programming a telephone number at the configuration #50. To cancel the Central Station mode program #50 only with no telephone number. c. Ring delay During Central Station mode it is better to have the ring delay programmed to a minimum of 4 rings.
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Page 8 Note: When a X is shown, use any appropiate number. that specific number must be used. If a number is shown a. Express Format 4+1 This DTMF format consists of a 4 digit account message type, and a single digit event code. number, 2 digits for number, 2 digits for Example: XXXX 17 X #30 XXXX 17 X #30 -> -> -> -> Account number Message Type Event Code configuration b. Express Fornat 4+2 This DTMF format consists of a 4 digit message type, and a 2 digit event code.
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XXX #30 -> -> Set to any number to identify telephone configuration
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Page 9 12 - Normal Operation. ---------------------When the emergency push button is pressed, the Dialink will active the line and place a call to a pre-programmed telephone number. During the dialing (pulse or tone) the connected call LED will flash. If during the dialing process the number is Busy or does not answer the call, the dialink can be set to dialing to a alternative number. The dialink will cycle between the programmed emergency numbers (up to 5) until it connects a call.
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Page 10 13.1 - Emergency numbers. ------------------------The first number that is dialed during a emergency call this the one located at the configuration #10. The next numbers will be dialed if programmed, when a Busy or no answer call is detected. It will cycle between the numbers programmed until a call is answered. To program the number enter the digit plus the configuration desired (#10 .. #14). To clear a dial number, enter 0 plus the option number (#10 .. #14).
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Dimensions PCB: 95mm x 155mm (Epoxy). Aprobacion FCC: 10MUSA-18075-MT-E IC (Canada): 1643 4093 A ----------------------------------------------------------------------------16 - Code Compliance. --------------------Company SRL has taken great care in ensuring that our telephone system Dialink meets all code requirements. There are, however, additional requirements that have to be met in order for the installation and operation to pass code.
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Page 11 a) Telephone equipment must be use wheelchairs. mounted at the proper height for people who b) Make sure the called party knows how to make the visual indicator turn on. The signal is for hearing impaired and means that help is on the way. c) Make sure the called party can determine the origin of the call without interaction from the occupants. This is accomplished by a caller ID (up to 20 digits) and/or by the standard digital voice announcer message.
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Page 12 19 - Telephone line specifications. ----------------------------------Line Type: Standard tw0-wire voice analog. Line Voltage: 24 VDC minimum on-hook. Loop Current: 30mA minimum. 20 - State Confirmation (beeps). -------------------------------19.1 - 1 Beep. -------------Is indicated when entering recording of the digital voice message, using the touch tone keys * 7 during programming mode. 19.2 - 2 Beeps. --------------a.
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j. If during programming mode another option which is not *7, *8, or *9, is used it will indicate the fault with 4 beeps. k. If during programming the options *7, *8, or *9 are used, and the configuration #35 is set to disable the voice announcer. 19.4 - Continuous Beeps. -----------------------If the Dialink has it's dip switch N.5 at ON, and the serial E2prom is not installed/malfunction or dose not have a default programming.
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Page 12 The default factory programming will be done if the serial E2prom is installed and the dip switch N.5 is OFF. When the Dialink is turn on it will do the default programming, and when done it will indicate this with 2 beeps and then put the Dialink on-hook. Note: The Dialink will dial to a emergency/info telephone only if the digital voice announcer message has been recorded (*7) or erased (*8). Or if the digital voice announer configuration N.
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