Phonetics Sensaphone 4100, User Manual

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3. You call the unit back within 60 seconds. After 10 rings (TAD disabled), the 4100
answers and says:
“Hello, this is telephone number 555-5674.
The time is 1:15 AM.
Alert condition one exists.
The temperature is 70 degrees.
OK.
The electricity is ON.
Battery condition OK.
Sound level OK.
Listen to sound level for 10 seconds (listen).
Warning message received by telephone number 555-1222.
Have a good day.”
4. Once the alarm has been acknowledged, the dialout sequence is stopped.
NOTE: The 4100 will not dial out for alert condition one until after the sensor is
returned to its normal state (N.C.) and is re-tripped.
EXAMPLE 2:
Alarm recognition:
Input #2 is monitoring humidity in the greenhouse. The humidifier malfunctions causing
the moisture level to drop below programmed safe levels, endangering delicate ferns. The
condition causes the humidistat to trip an alarm. The alert on input #2 causes the 4100 to
dial out.
Dialout:
1. After the 30-second call delay time, the 4100 dials Phone #1 (555-1111).
2. The call is answered. The 4100 repeats the following alarm message:
“Hello. This is telephone number 555-5674.
Alert condition two exists.”
(4-second listen in time)
3. After the fourth repetition, the 4100 requests acknowledgment:
“Hello, this is telephone number 555-5674.
Indicate you have received warning message.”
Acknowledgment:
1. The call is to a touch-tone phone. You enter the code “555” within the 5 second time
limit. The 4100 says:
“Warning message received by telephone number 555-1111.”
2. The unit will then hang up. The alarm has been acknowledged and the dialout
sequence stopped.
NOTE: The 4100 will not dial out for alert condition two until after the sensor is
returned to its normal state (N.O) and is re-tripped.
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Chapter 8: Operation