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VAD-4 Installation and Operation Manual
OPERATION
OPERATION
Alarms:
When any of the eight inputs (status input one, status input two, status input three,
status input four, silence sensor, temperature sensor one and/or two or power fail-
ure), are enabled and have been triggered, the VAD-4 will begin dialing the first tele-
phone number programmed for that input.
Five seconds after dialing the telephone number, the VAD-4 will speak the Call-out
ID message used to identify the source of the call, the VAD-4 will then speak a
unique message for the triggered alarm input. Each message comes factory pro-
grammed, but may easily be re-recorded locally with your own customized mes-
sages. The message will be repeated for the number times stored in the “repeat”
count location. If there isn’t a user entered (*)(asterisk) alarm acknowledgment, the
VAD-4 will go on to the next number and so on until all numbers stored in the alarm-
ing input’s dial list have been called. This process will then be repeated for the num-
ber of times stored in the “lap” memory. The lap and repeat memories are global for
ALL alarms.
If another alarm is generated while the VAD-4 is off hook, the VAD-4 will wait until
the current session is finished, disconnect, and then dial-out with the new alarm.
The call will be disconnected after the calling party hangs up and the CPC (wink) is
received from the central office or will hang up after pre-programmed minutes of
inactivity.
After reporting an alarm, the VAD-4 is ready to receive commands once the securi-
ty (un-lock) code is entered through your telephone’s keypad. Functions include
telling the VAD-4 to report on the input state of any of the eight inputs, command-
ing the VAD-4 to pulse any one of its 4 SPDT relays for 1 second and/or turning any
one of the relays on or off. When a relay command is given, the VAD-4 will speak
the condition of the relay.
Incoming calls:
In addition to initiating a call out when any input changes, the VAD-4 monitors its
telephone line to receive a call-in from a remote location. When a call is received,
the VAD-4 will pick-up and speak the greeting message, it is then ready to receive
the security (un-lock) code and execute commands to report on inputs, control the
four relays, or listen to the silence sensor audio input.
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