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connect terminal 8[B.A.] to Negative (terminal 9) 

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or enter the User Command PIN on the B-TEL99 keypad.

13[+12] - 14[

]

Power supply.

 The B-TEL99 must be powered by 13.8 V

  250 mA min.

Basic connections

The basic connections are necessary for the basic functions of the B-
TEL99, and are illustrated in figure 5 (highlighted lines) on the following
page. Figure 5 illustrates Alarm channel 1 connected to the normally
closed contact (NC) of the control panel alarm relay.

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If the default programming (Positive drop) is to be changed to activation by
Negative command, the Alarm channels must be connected to an output
that goes to Ground (Negative) in the event of alarm (e.g. open-collector
output). 

Auxiliary connections

The auxiliary connections are not necessary to the basic functions of the B-
TEL99, but offer further functions to this flexible appliance. The connections il-
lustrated in figure 5 are described in the following paragraphs.

Tamper

connection

The connection of the tamper terminals allows detection of tamper on the
B-TEL99 container. These terminals should be connected in series to the
tamper line of the alarm system, as shown in figure 5 .

Telephone-line

tamper

connection

The connection of the telephone-line tamper terminal signals telephone-
line tamper or cutting. Terminal 10[OUT] is available for connections to a
telephone-line switching device. 

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Terminal 10[OUT] is an open-collector output (NPN).

Device

connection

The B-TEL99 has two Alarm channels. Alarm channel 2 can be used for
the connection to the alarm relay of the fire alarm system, to the Duress re-
lay of the security system, or for the connection of a radio receiver (tele-
service). The connection example is shown in figure 5: terminals [COM]
and (NC) of the device relay must be connected to terminal 13[+12] and to
the secondary alarm channel 12[L2] of the B-TEL99.

Stop alarm

cycle/s

connection

By connecting terminal 8[B.A.] to Negative, it will be possible to stop the
alarm cycle/s. This feature is useful when:

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the dialler is difficult to reach, for security reasons;

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it is necessary to stop the alarm cycle/s when the Burglar system is dis-
armed.

INSTALLATION

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Summary of Contents for B-TEL99

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Page 2: ...odify the technical features of this product without prior notice via Florida Z I Valtesino 63013 GROTTAMMARE AP ITALY Installation and Quick guide DUAL CHANNEL TELEPHONE DIALLER B TEL99 ISTRUZIONI AV...

Page 3: ...Auxiliary connections 13 PROGRAMMING 15 Fast Keys 15 New values 15 Programming chart 18 Installer PIN Access to the programming phase 19 Telephone numbers 20 Alarm messages 21 Long Common Message Sho...

Page 4: ...on 3 Message playback time 26 Option 4 Dialling type 26 Option 5 Dial tone check 27 Option 6 Voice answer detection 28 Option 7 Dial tone type 29 Activation mode 29 Logger 30 QUICK GUIDE 31 Stop Alarm...

Page 5: ...nd PIN on B TEL99 key pad r 7 programmable telephone numbers for each channel r Up to 15 digits per telephone number pauses of 1 or 5 seconds may be entered r Repeats the alarm message for 20 40 60 or...

Page 6: ...built in loudspeaker for recorded message playback for message quality checks The alphanumeric keypad and LED display make parameter programming quick and easy The box is protected against tamper and...

Page 7: ...option is disabled the B TEL99 will wait 5 seconds after dialling and then step to the successive phase Phase 6 The B TEL99 will send the assigned alarm message for the alarm channel in question The...

Page 8: ...current 250 mA Pulse length for alarm channels L1 and L2 0 3 s Tamper line 500 mA 24 V Pause between successive calls 5 s Pause between call attempts 60 s Dimensions W H D 132 220 62 mm Weight without...

Page 9: ...lay 4 Alphanumeric telephone type keypad 5 Holes 4 for backplate mounting 5 mm 6 Loudspeaker for message playback 7 Compartment for 12 V 1 2 Ah battery not supplied 8 Cable passage 30 mm 9 Battery con...

Page 10: ...button 13 Tamper switch 14 Connection terminal board 15 Loudspeaker connection 16 Jumper for activation mode setting actuated by positive drop default actuated by negative command Figure 4 PCB parts 1...

Page 11: ...instructions in the control panel manual before removing the front panel of B TEL99 Pass the cables through the cable passage 8 then mount the B TEL99 Description of the terminals 1 2 L E External te...

Page 12: ...al must be connected to Positive when Positive drops the B TEL99 actuates the alarm channel 1 calls If alarm channel 1 priority channel goes into alarm status during the channel 2 cycle s the latter w...

Page 13: ...e tamper terminals allows detection of tamper on the B TEL99 container These terminals should be connected in series to the tamper line of the alarm system as shown in figure 5 Telephone line tamper c...

Page 14: ...en the Burglar system is disarmed terminal 8 B A can be connected to terminal ON of the Burglar system a terminal with Negative when the system is armed or to terminal OFF of the Burglar system a term...

Page 15: ...mory even in the event of total power failure Fast Keys The following keys have specific functions for all parameters e Enter This key confirms the entered parameter f Quit This key quits the operatio...

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Page 18: ...pecify the event Fire Burglary which activates alarm channel 1 2 of the B TEL99 dialler CHANNEL 1 2 TELEPHONE NUMBERS Specify the digits and pauses of the telephone numbers assigned to channel 1 2 and...

Page 19: ...g ready status enter the required parameters If no key is pressed within 25 seconds the dialler will quit the programming phase automatically and return to standby status To enter a new Installer PIN...

Page 20: ...ss a a 2 Press 1 1 3 Press 1 again 1 4 Wait for the point on the display to start blinking slowly and then enter the digits of the telephone number Press a to enter pauses of 1 second and b to enter p...

Page 21: ...stored telephone number follow steps 1 2 and 3 of the tele phone number programming procedure and then press e to confirm Alarm messages The Alarm messages are sent to the programmed telephone numbers...

Page 22: ...as Long Common Message common to both channels the maximum recording time will be 32 seconds In the event of an alarm the same message will be sent for alarm channel 1 and alarm channel 2 If option 1...

Page 23: ...t Common Message If option 1 is programmed as Short Common Message 2 brief dedicated messages the Short Common Message will be sent to the programmed tele phone numbers in the event of an alarm on eit...

Page 24: ...tment for Pulse Dialling Option 1 Message Management Value 1 Long Common Message When 1 is selected the B TEL99 will assign the Long Common Message 32 seconds to both alarm channels Value 2 Two Dedica...

Page 25: ...ng the alarm channel 2 cy cles the latter will be interrupted by the programmed cycles for alarm channel 1 priority channel the remaining alarm channel 2 cycles will re start when alarm channel 1 cycl...

Page 26: ...6 24 seconds and will run for 60 seconds that is two and a half times 60 24 2 5 times Default setting The default message playback time is 40 seconds To set the message playback time proceed as follow...

Page 27: ...al the programmed numbers only when the dial tone is detected otherwise it will release the telephone line and restart the alarm cycle with the same telephone num ber after 4 attempts the B TEL99 will...

Page 28: ...l calls If the number of call cycles option 2 is set as 1 there will be no difference between the two above mentioned settings Value 3 Voice answer detection disabled with 5 second message de lay afte...

Page 29: ...4 Select the dial tone type 1 Italian dial tone only 2 Italian and continuous tone 1 or 2 or 5 Press eto confirm and quit e Activation mode By means of the jumper 16 it is possible to program B TEL99...

Page 30: ...m the first to the last most recent Each event number dialled shows the trigger channel 1 or 2 the tele phone number called 1 7 and the call result which may be 0 Successful call 1 Line trouble or bus...

Page 31: ...followed by e If for example the User Command PIN is 17569 press the corre sponding keys followed by e all the alarm cycle s will be stopped imme diately To check that the B TEL99 is disarmed after a...

Page 32: ...initial Listen in time is 40 seconds Press at any point in the message to refresh for a further 40 seconds the Listen in time Auxiliary The B TEL99 has an auxiliary command which stops the alarm cycl...

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