Abus AZWG10020, Installation And Operating Instructions Manual

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Message type :
Voice
The device dials the contact number, plays the general
and the specific voice message, and repeats them a
total of four times.
Text
The device dials the contact number and forwards the
text message (SMS) to the relevant number.
12.2 Messages
The device can send either voice or text messages (SMS) to the stored
contacts. A voice message or a text message can be individually defined for
each of the eight alarm inputs (A
–H). Additionally, a general text message or
voice message can be transferred for each message type. This message
generally includes details on the location.
As an additional function, the device can transfer restore messages when
the alarm cases are no longer present. A restore message can be stored for
each alarm input (A
–H) in voice or text form.
You can program the destinations in the menu item “Call Routing”.
12.2.1 Voice Memo
Each voice message can be up to 30 seconds long (long play mode). The
device has an integrated microphone and loudspeaker for recording and
playing voice messages. Messages should be recorded so that they reflect
the on-site status. For example, if an alarm control panel output is to switch
due to a fire alarm, then the device control should trigger a message stating
that a fire has broken out at the location.
At the end of the message, it is recommended that you record instructions
stating that the message must be acknowledged by pressing
8 on the
telephone. Otherwise, the next programmed telephone number is dialed.
12.2.2 Text Message
The device can send text messages using the default SMS service (Short
Message Service) to SMS-enabled end devices (mobile phones or landline
phones).
The device can manage eight alarm messages (SMS) of up to 40
characters.