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Chapter 1: Getting to Know Your Boat Remote

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CHAPTER 1:

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR BOAT REMOTE

T

he Boat Remote, Fig. 1.1, is a fully-programmable, environ-

mental monitoring system that offers extensive on-site and

remote monitoring capabilities for your boat. Designed for wall
mounting, the Boat Remote is simple to install, program and operate.
No changes to standard electrical or telephone service are required.
Connected to a telephone line, Boat Remote will respond to an
alarm by dialing up to eight separate telephone numbers. When the
call is answered, an “Alert Condition” message is delivered in
digitized speech.

Fig. 1.1 The Boat Remote

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Summary of Contents for Boat Remote

Page 1: ...User s Manual Phonetics Inc Marine Division 901 Tryens Road Aston PA 19014...

Page 2: ...tee that changes in equipment made by other manufacturers and referred to in this manual will not affect the applicability of the information in this manual 1996 by Phonetics Inc First Edition version...

Page 3: ...heck list 13 Boat Remote Package 13 Installation Kit 13 CHAPTER 2 INSTALLATION 15 Operating Environment 15 Mounting 15 Connecting the Power Supply 16 Connecting the Battery 17 Connecting the Telephone...

Page 4: ...ns 31 Rings until answer 32 Listen In 32 Speaker 33 Temperature 33 Output Trigger Output Mode 34 Current Time Today s Date 35 DIAL OUT PHONE NUMBERS 35 Programming the Dial Out Phone Numbers 36 Specia...

Page 5: ...64 Examples 65 STATUS REPORT 69 CHAPTER 5 TROUBLESHOOTING 71 COMMUNICATIONS DIAL OUT 71 TEMPERATURE MONITORING 73 OTHER MONITORING 74 APPENDIX A COMMAND SUMMARY 77 MODE Key 78 ENTER Key 78 DOWN ARROW...

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Page 7: ...est on the power cord Do not locate this product where the cord will be abused by persons walking on it Do not overload wall outlets and extension cords as this can result in the risk of fire or elect...

Page 8: ...certain of the number of devices that you may connect to your line you may want to contact your local telephone company to determine the maximum REN for your calling area This equipment may not be use...

Page 9: ...n radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interferenc...

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Page 11: ...itoring capabilities for your boat Designed for wall mounting the Boat Remote is simple to install program and operate No changes to standard electrical or telephone service are required Connected to...

Page 12: ...ry Status Report time is provided for listening to on site sounds The Boat Remote features continuous updates on all monitored conditions via the scrolling display In addition bilge pump statistics ar...

Page 13: ...available from 8 00 am to 5 00 PM EST Phonetics Inc 901 Tryens Road Aston PA 19014 Phone 610 558 2700 FAX 610 558 0222 Using the Keypad LCD and LED Indicators The keypad Fig 1 2 is used to program and...

Page 14: ...problem with the phone line AC power or if an alarm exists The LED indications are as follows System Operating Mode There are three Operating Modes that can be set for the Boat Remote Stand By On Boar...

Page 15: ...the following The red LED will be Off when everything is OK Blinking when an Unacknowledged alarm exists On steady when the AC power is off or the Phone Line is discon nected Parts check list Boat Rem...

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Page 17: ...installed and operated in an area that provides space for wiring sensors to the unit near an AC outlet and telephone line The operating temperature range of the unit is 10 C to 50 C 14 to 122 F Do no...

Page 18: ...off the access panel and press on the outside of the enclosure over the punch out with your thumbs until the plastic is removed The power transformer has three terminals that must connect to the Boat...

Page 19: ...and lightning through the telephone line and the 120 VAC power supply Although the unit has built in surge protection we recommend that additional protection be obtained for the unit and for any elect...

Page 20: ...and then drive the second screw provided into the back screw hole being careful not to overly tighten the screw as this may distort the switch and impair its operation Electrical Connect the wires fr...

Page 21: ...connected to the Boat Remote on the terminals labeled TEMP2 and TEMP3 The temperature inputs on the Boat Remote are compatible with industry standard 10K thermistors and are available in a wide range...

Page 22: ...power connection can typically be made at any one of three locations 1 At the bilge pump itself where the positive power wire is con nected 2 At the float switch that controls the bilge pump using the...

Page 23: ...n the chain opens the input will go into alarm To install an accessory to the security input follow the diagram below Fig 2 6 Connecting Accessories to the Security Input Auxiliary Input The auxiliary...

Page 24: ...ry This allows the output to function in the event of a power failure The figure below shows how a strobe light would be connected to the output terminal The negative terminal from the light or siren...

Page 25: ...ith the arrow keys To change a parameter enter the new value and press the ENTER key The LCD liquid crystal display indicates which menu option has been selected and the current selected parameter The...

Page 26: ...ur operations keys ID VOICE MESSAGE PHONE NUMBER AND SYSTEM are used to program and inquire operation parameters i e tone or pulse dialing The CODE key is used for special codes to be explained in the...

Page 27: ...TEMP 3 OR AUXILIARY key You have 5 seconds to record your message for temperatures 1 2 and 3 You have up to 10 seconds for the auxiliary and ID messages If you have finished speaking your message befo...

Page 28: ...hod TAD Voice Repetitions Rings Until Answer Listen In Speaker Temperature Output Settings and Current Time Today s Date Program the following individual parameters to your needs To program each param...

Page 29: ...acknowl edged If the Maximum Number of Calls is completed and no alarm acknowledgment has occurred the Boat Remote will automatically acknowledge any alarm and stop the dial out The Maximum Number of...

Page 30: ...the default is 30 seconds To set the Call Delay time press the number keys corresponding to the number of minutes and press ENTER repeat to enter seconds Use the number keys Press ENTER Intercall Del...

Page 31: ...incoming call is answered depends upon whether or not TAD Telephone Answering Device is enabled or disabled If TAD is enabled rings until answer will be 1 If TAD is disabled rings until answer will be...

Page 32: ...ring device TAD is always used in conjunction with Rings Until Answer The TAD feature only applies to answering devices connected to the same telephone line as the Boat Remote Program TAD You can turn...

Page 33: ...telephone answering device Exception If the Boat Remote shares the same line with a tele phone answering device and frequent incoming calls are expected on that line during a specific time then you m...

Page 34: ...red number of rings and press ENTER The range is from 1 to 50 rings The default value is 1 Use the number keys Press ENTER Listen In The Listen in Time is the amount of time you can listen to sounds f...

Page 35: ...boat during the call delay period This feature allows you to turn on or off the voice at the site of the boat during alarm dial out Turn the speaker off to prevent intruders or unauthorized persons fr...

Page 36: ...gger the output if any one of the inputs is in alarm or if the security input only is in alarm The Output Trigger default is set to trigger for the security input only To change the Output Trigger pre...

Page 37: ...number keys to enter the minutes Press ENTER Use the number keys Press ENTER To program the date use the number keys to enter the month Press ENTER Use the number keys to enter the day Press ENTER Use...

Page 38: ...nce number 1 8 denotes the order in which the numbers will be dialed during an alarm For example press 1 for the first person to be called in the event of an alarm 8 for the last person to be called i...

Page 39: ...select beeper a voice message will not be recited over the phone unless you use the voice message special code See Special Codes this chapter To toggle between voice or beeper press MODE Phone Number...

Page 40: ...a 2 second pause PAUSE represents a two second pause in dialing When inquiring telephone numbers PAUSE is displayed as a P 3 code 3 will cause the Boat Remote to give a voice report and hang up When...

Page 41: ...ervice 6 Now press CODE 2 to activate a two second pause This assumes the call is answered by a beeper pager service that immediately delivers a prerecorded voice message The PAUSE special code may be...

Page 42: ...med by you for the Dial Out Phone Numbers 1 8 Boat Remote will dial the numbers sequentially 1 8 regardless of what order you enter them in the Input Dial Out Phone Selection Recognition Time not for...

Page 43: ...keypad until the Input Mode you want is displayed The available Input Modes are Active Off or Status AC Power Monitoring Mode Active Press the MODE key to toggle through the three input modes Press E...

Page 44: ...Remember regardless of what order you enter your Input phone selections the phone numbers will be dialed in order according to their sequence number 1 8 The display will reflect this Phone Selection...

Page 45: ...ge is 0 16 Volts Use the CODE key to insert a decimal point Use the number keys Use the CODE key to insert a decimal point Press ENTER Using the number keys on the keypad enter the Alarm Recognition T...

Page 46: ...s ENTER The display will prompt you to enter the Battery Input phone selec tion Use the number keys to select the phone numbers to be dialed when the Battery Input is in alarm You can choose all of th...

Page 47: ...thermistors The monitored temperature range is 20 F to 160 F 29 C 71 C To program the Temperature Inputs Press SET Press TEMP 1 TEMP 2 or TEMP 3 or or The local display will prompt for High Limit and...

Page 48: ...insert a decimal point Use the number keys Use the CODE key to insert a decimal point Press ENTER Using the number keys on the keypad enter the Alarm Recognition Time in minutes and seconds The range...

Page 49: ...rature Input phone selection Use the number keys to select the phone numbers to be dialed when the Temperature Input is in alarm You can choose all of the eight numbers that you programmed for dial ou...

Page 50: ...ity as follows Bilge Pump 1 OFF Cycle 0 Time 0 00 Max Cycle Rate 0 Max Runtime 0 00 1 The real time status on or off of the bilge pump 2 Number of cycles and accumulated run time over a 24 hour period...

Page 51: ...ip whenever the number of on off cycles of the bilge pump exceeds the programmed time period The default is 20 cycles 1 hour The programmable range is 0 120 cycles 1 24 hours A setting of 0 cycles dis...

Page 52: ...s ENTER The display will reflect your selection Phone Selection 1 2 4 6 The last item the unit asks you is if you want to reset the bilge pump data accumulated run time and cycle rate Using the MODE k...

Page 53: ...R Using the number keys on the keypad enter the Alarm Recognition Time minutes and seconds The range is from 1 second to 999 minutes 59 seconds The default is 5 minutes Use the number keys to enter mi...

Page 54: ...any combination of the eight numbers Remember regardless of what order you enter your Input phone selections the phone numbers will be dialed in order according to their sequence number 1 8 The displa...

Page 55: ...gle between open and closed Press ENTER Using the number keys on the keypad enter the Alarm Recognition Time minutes and seconds The range is from 1 second to 999 minutes 59 seconds The default is 3 s...

Page 56: ...Remember regardless of what order you enter your Input phone selections the phone numbers will be dialed in order according to their sequence number 1 8 The display will reflect this Use the number k...

Page 57: ...toggle between open and closed Press ENTER Using the number keys on the keypad enter the Alarm Recognition Time hours and minutes The range is from 1 second to 999 minutes 59 seconds The default is 1...

Page 58: ...phone numbers will be dialed in order according to their sequence number 1 8 The display will reflect this Use the number keys Press ENTER The display will reflect your selection Phone Selection 1 2...

Page 59: ...ill be replayed The outside temperature is 74 F To verify System parameters Press WHAT IS Press SYSTEM A screen will appear on the Local Display with all of the System parameters that have been progra...

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Page 61: ...lly before dial out starts Alarm Recognition 1 Boat Remote monitors inputs for High Water Level Security AC power Battery Voltage 3 Temperature inputs an Auxiliary input and the activity of 2 Bilge Pu...

Page 62: ...umber programmed as voice Boat Remote waits for the phone to be answered then recites its user recorded identification message then recites the alarm message Below is an example of what Boat Remote mi...

Page 63: ...er level is too high Hello this is ID message The water level is too high Indicate you have received warning message 555 Acknowledgment Code Boat Remote will now wait 5 seconds for the touch tone ackn...

Page 64: ...ait for a callback acknowl edgment This waiting period is called the intercall delay time During this time you may call the unit back from a touch tone phone to receive a report of the alarm condition...

Page 65: ...t of the number of phone calls it makes for a particular alarm Once the number of calls made reaches Max Calls Boat Remote will acknowledge the alarm and stop the dial out process PART TWO SAMPLE PROG...

Page 66: ...s 3 Monitoring Programming Input Alarm Limits Rec Time Mode Dialout Select Temperature 1 hi 105 low 35 10 sec Active 3 4 5 6 Temperature 2 hi 100 low 40 3 sec Status Only none Temperature 3 hi 100 low...

Page 67: ...ion 1 Boat Remote waits 30 seconds the programmed Call Delay time During this time the unit recites the message Bilge Pump 1 cycle rate exceeded 5 cycles in the last 24 hours Speaker ON 2 The unit is...

Page 68: ...rning message Acknowledgment 1 You enter the 555 acknowledgment code The unit then says Alarm acknowledged 2 The unit will then hang up The alarm has been acknowledged and the dialout sequence stopped...

Page 69: ...get a call from your Boat Remote so they enter the 555 acknowledgment code The unit then says Alarm acknowledged 3 The unit will then hang up The alarm has been acknowledged and the dialout sequence...

Page 70: ...e AC Power is off Indicate you have received warning message 2 The Marina manager enters the 555 acknowledgment code and Boat Remote says Alarm acknowledged 3 The unit will then hang up The alarm has...

Page 71: ...rogrammed number of rings until answer If any alarm conditions exist the alarm message will be recited For information on an input to be included in the status report that input s mode must be set to...

Page 72: ...heit Celsius or Temperature 3 default voice message for Temp 3 input is 55 8 degrees Fahrenheit Celsius The water level is OK Other response TOO HIGH Engine room door recorded message for auxiliary in...

Page 73: ...g the Boat Remote to Phonetics for repair See the Repair Appendix COMMUNICATIONS DIAL OUT PROBLEM The Boat Remote fails to detect an alarm condition CAUSE The Boat Remote is operating in STANDBY MODE...

Page 74: ...menu CAUSE The call delay is set too long SOLUTION Reprogram the call delay in the SYSTEM menu so that the time is shorter CAUSE Max Calls is set to zero SOLUTION Reprogram Max Calls to a number great...

Page 75: ...gs for the other device SOLUTION Change the number of Rings Until Answer for the Boat Remote to a number greater than the rings for the other device Also make sure the TAD Telephone Answering Device o...

Page 76: ...LUTION Reprogram the power input to be ACTIVE CAUSE The power has not been off long enough to meet the recognition time SOLUTION Reprogram the power recognition time CAUSE The Boat Remote is not conne...

Page 77: ...Replace the battery while the unit is on to preserve the voice messages The battery is a Tadiran TL 5276 W Contact Phonetics or your local electronics supplier for a replacement If the solutions offer...

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Page 79: ...Run Time 0 disabled 999m 59s Cyc Hr 0 disabled 1 120cyc 1 24hrs SYSTEM Phone Selection 1 8 Max Calls 1 255 Data Reset Y N Call Delay 0m 0s 999m 59s Intercall Delay 0m 30s 999m 59s AUXILIARY Dialing M...

Page 80: ...t changing programming parameters ARROW UP Key 1 Scrolls through the idle status screens 2 Used as a backspace key when entering phone number or dialout selection CODE Key 1 Used to insert a decimal p...

Page 81: ...battery voltage is OK 2 Create an alarm on each input and allow the unit to contact all programmed telephone numbers This will ensure that the Boat Remote is programmed properly It will also prepare...

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Page 83: ...m message is received Acknowledgment is accomplished by depressing tone keys from the called telephone or by calling the system back within a programmed time period The alarm may also be acknowledged...

Page 84: ...cations The system shall connect to a standard two wire telephone line using pulse or tone with loop start only The system shall recognize ringer frequencies from 16 to 60Hz No leased or dedicated lin...

Page 85: ...tly dialing out to a numeric beeper or pager The dialing sequence shall be programmable such that the pager number is dialed the system waits for the telephone to be answered and then additional ident...

Page 86: ...primary power is not present otherwise the power drawn from the secondary source is 0 Watts C Local Visual Indication Two LED indicators shall be provided to indicate operating mode and alarm status T...

Page 87: ...lities and technical assistance available during normal business hours EST Specifications subject to change without notice Copyright 1995 Phonetics Inc Marine Division Touch Tone is a registered trade...

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Page 89: ...e AC power supply from the wall outlet and disconnect all sensors from the alarm inputs 2 Carefully pack the unit to avoid damage in transit Use the original container if available or a sturdy shippin...

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