TELEPHONE AUTO-DIALER
DESCRIPTION OF COMPONENTS
1. Antenna Jack
2. Antenna
3. LCD Display
4. Voice Speaker
5. REC./Play LED
6. Battery Low LED
7. Power LED
8. Numeric Keypad
9. Microphone
10. To Wall Jack (LINE)
11. To Telephone (TEL.)
12. DC 9V Jack
13. Battery Cover
14. Reset Button
15. Siren speaker
16. Wired Input Terminal
FEATURES
• Receives signals from wireless sensors - activates
Telephone auto-dialer and alarm
• Room monitor by telephone function
• Programmable voice message for telephone alert
• ARM or DISARM system by telephone
• Programmable password
• Entry delay timing (set time for how long after trigger event
before the auto-dialer will dial out and siren will sound)
• Up to 5 emergency telephone numbers (up to 32 digits
each) (only last 16 digits appear on LCD screen)
• Programmable auto dialing cycle (number of times the
auto-dialer will dial each programmed phone number)
up to 5 cycles
• Built-in 105 dB alarm (with programmable alarm on/off)
• HOME mode function (auto-dialer will chime but not dial
out when sensors are triggered)
• 16 Digit, large number display
• 10 zone icons for easy differentiation of sensor locations
• A total of 16 sensors can be linked to this system
• Zones 1 - 8: Can link one wireless sensor to each zone
• Zone 9: Can link up to 8 wireless sensors
• REMOTE zone: Can link up to 8 remote controls
• Records the five most recent triggered alarms
• Built-in flash memory to protect system data during a
power failure. If the battery dies, all info will remain in
auto-dialer except the date and time.
• Battery Low indicator. We recommend that the battery
in the dialer be changed at least once per year, as you
change your smoke detector battery.
• Wired sensor input terminal (to connect Ideal’s wired
window and door contacts SK619)
• AC adaptor and 9V battery back-up (included)
• Wall mountable (screws and anchors included)
INSTALLATION
NOTE: The Dialer Unit must be installed where it has access to a land line and an electrical outlet.
• Install 9V battery included (Fig 1). The battery installed in this unit is a back-up battery only. This battery will keep the unit
working for a limited time during a power failure.
• Position the antenna vertically (straight up) for better reception. (Fig. 2)
• Connect the included phone cord to the jack on the control unit labeled “LINE”. Connect the other end of the cord to your
wall jack. (Fig. 3a)
NOTE: If you are using a DSL service, a DSL filter must be instaled between the auto-dialer and the wall jack.
• A phone can be connected to the unit using the “TEL.” jack. (Fig. 3a) Check to see if you have a dial tone.
• Connect the AC adaptor to the DC 9V jack on the auto-dialer. (Fig. 3b)
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