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9 - OTHER SPECIAL FUNCTIONS

The Horizon system has several other functions that you may need to use in special circumstances.

These are accessed from the programming mode and are activated by entering a 2-digit code when the menu
prompt appears on the screen.

ACTIVATING "PBX" DIALING

If a Horizon system with visitor entry capability is connected to a PBX telephone system, you can direct

the system to dial a digit (which you specify) and then pause briefly (so the PBX can give the system an
outside line) before dialing a 7-digit or longer telephone number that you program into the system.  Any
telephone number that is less than 7 digits is assumed to be an internal extension on the PBX and is dialed
without the leading digit and pause.

To enable PBX dialing (or disable it if it has been enabled earlier), enter "09" and the "ENTER" button

when the menu prompt is shown.  The system will then give you a list of options and will ask you for the option
number you want.  Enter number "2" at this prompt.  The system will then ask you to either enter a "1" (to
enable the PBX option) or a "0" (to disable the PBX option).  If you enter a "1", the system will then ask you for
the number to dial before the telephone number.  Enter this number (a "9" for most PBX systems) and press
the "ENTER" key.  If you enter a "0", you will disable the PBX option on this system.

ENABLING/DISABLING THE PREFIX “1” FEATURE

When you are entering a directory code and the telephone number is exactly 10 digits in length, the

Horizon system will automatically dial a leading “1” before the 10 digits.  This feature is called the Prefix “1”
feature.  The factory default setting for this feature is “Enabled”.

If you do not want the system to automatically dial a leading “1” on a 10-digit telephone number, you

will need to disable the Prefix “1” feature.  To disable this feature, enter “09” and the “ENTER” button when the
menu prompt is shown.  When the Area 9 menu prompt appears, enter “3” for “Enable Prefix 1”. The system
will then ask you to either enter a “1” (to enable the Prefix 1 option) or a “0” (to disable the Prefix 1 option).
Enter the appropriate number and press the “ENTER” button.

ENABLING/DISABLING

 

NEW ANSWER

This feature is set to “Yes” by the factory and does not need to be changed unless a version of SPS

older than version 6460 is in use. Older versions of SPS do not support the “New Answer” method and
“Enable New Answer” should be set to “0” (zero) for No.

“Enable New Answer” must be set to “Yes” when there are multiple units sharing a phone line. When

multiple units share a phone line, each unit must have a unique access code and the “Rings Before Answer”
setting must be the same.

To enable this feature, enter “09” and the “ENTER” button when the menu prompt is shown.  When the

Area 9 menu prompt appears, enter “4” for “Enable New Answer”. The system will then ask you to either enter
a “1” (to enable the New Answer) or a “0” (to disable the New Answer).  Enter the appropriate number and
press the “ENTER” button.

RE-SORTING A DIRECTORY

If the directory in a system which has visitor entry capability should get scrambled for some reason,

you may direct that system to "re-sort" it and put it back in the correct alphabetical order.  At the menu prompt,
enter the number "73" and the "ENTER" button.  The system will then display a "PLEASE WAIT" message.
When the next prompt appears on the screen, the re-sort is completed.

Summary of Contents for HORIZON

Page 1: ...TRUCTION MANUAL INSTRUCTION MANUAL INSTRUCTION MANUAL FOR THE FOR THE FOR THE FOR THE PROGRAMMING AND USE PROGRAMMING AND USE PROGRAMMING AND USE PROGRAMMING AND USE OF OF OF OF HORIZON SYSTEMS HORIZON SYSTEMS HORIZON SYSTEMS HORIZON SYSTEMS ...

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Page 3: ...areas 0 to 6 7 6 Entering and erasing telephone numbers and entry codes areas 7 8 10 11 and 12 13 7 Verifying entries area 13 16 8 Directly controlling system relays 16 9 Other special functions areas 9 and 73 18 10 Alternative methods of programming and using the system 20 IMPORTANT The Sentex Systems Inc warranty on this system is conditioned upon Sentex Systems Inc being paid in full for this e...

Page 4: ...o open a door or to turn on whatever device is controlled by this relay if relay 2 is set for control C a will hang up the Horizon system without allowing entry D a will extend the call time you can perform this action as often as you like in a conversation 2 AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL OCCUPANT ENTRY The Horizon system can be used to control the access of people who are authorized to be inside the build...

Page 5: ...grant entry The call will time out just like a call placed from the Horizon CODE ENTRY 1 If someone enters part of their entry code incorrectly they can clear the incorrect entry by pressing the key once They must start over at the beginning of the code 2 When an incorrect entry code is made on the keypad the system will normally display an INVALID CODE PLEASE WAIT message for 3 seconds and then s...

Page 6: ...om the connector To enter programming with the use of the handheld press any key on the programming keypad When you enter the programming mode you will see the prompt shown below IN PROGRAMMING AREA NUMBER _ _ To enter programming with the use of a terminal modem dial the telephone number that is connected to your system When the system answers the line and the terminal displays the CONNECT messag...

Page 7: ...only exceptions to this rule are entries of names messages or telephone numbers which may be terminated at any point For example you must always enter two digits for the relay activation time If 60 seconds pass without a key being pressed the system assumes that programming has been terminated and exits the programming mode To re enter the programming mode follow the procedures described in the se...

Page 8: ... ERASING ENTRY CODES 05 SETTING DIRECTORY CODE LENGTH 12 ERASING ALL ENTRIES 06 CHANGING SCREEN MESSAGES 13 VERIFYING ENTRIES YOUR CHOICE __ Each of the programming areas are discussed in detail in the following pages including an explanation of what you will be trying to accomplish in each area A listing of the prompts that the system will display in leading you through the required entries is al...

Page 9: ... relay 1 activates to temporarily bypass an alarm sensor monitoring this entry If set to Alarm it will activate if 1 the terminal marked AUX on the Horizon controller board sees a contact closure to COMMON when relay 1 is de energized e g the controlled entry is forced open 2 the terminal marked AUX on the Horizon controller board sees a contact closure for more than one minute after the main rela...

Page 10: ...ONFIGURATION THE EMERGENCY CALL TELEPHONE NUMBER CAN BE UP TO 10 DIGITS IN LENGTH AREA 02 SETTING DOOR OPEN TIME PURPOSE Sets the period of time that each relay will remain activated Factory setting 10 seconds SYSTEM PROMPT EXAMPLE OF TYPICAL ENTRY IMPORTANT NOTES ACTIVATION TIME FOR RELAY 1 __ 07 ENTER ANSWER MUST CONTAIN 2 DIGITS RELAYS CAN BE ACTIVATED FOR 01 TO 99 SECONDS IF THIS RELAY ACTIVAT...

Page 11: ...ING OUT THEN SET THE RELAY ACTIVATION TIME FOR 01 SECOND IF YOU WISH TO HAVE THE ABILITY TO WATCH SOMEONE ENTER THROUGH THE GATE THE RELAY ACTIVATION TIME SHOULD BE SET FOR A LONGER PERIOD OF TIME AREA 03 SETTING STRIKES AND OUT PURPOSE Specifies the number of wrong codes that can be entered consecutively before a unit stops accepting codes for 3 minutes and will close a specified relay Factory se...

Page 12: ...ay as your reference The following messages are the default messages that will be shown in sequential order on the small display After a set of lines are shown the system will ask if you wish to change the previous message If you wish to change the message simply enter a 1 and the system will then ask which line you wish to change Enter the line number corresponding with the examples on the follow...

Page 13: ...ng WELCOMING MESSAGE Therefore this area must be programmed SYSTEM PROMPT EXAMPLE OF TYPICAL ENTRY IMPORTANT NOTES WHICH LINE NUMBER WOULD YOU LIKE TO CHANGE 1 2 __ 1 ENTER INDICATES THAT YOU WISH TO ENTER INFORMATION FOR LINE 1 ENTER 16 CHARACTERS OR LESS FOR THIS LINE ___________________ WELCOME TO ENTER TO ENTER A LINE PRESS A SPACE AND THE ENTER BUTTON 2 DIRECTIONS PAGE This message provides i...

Page 14: ...ed to prompt and direct the user through various steps of the system If after programming your own messages you decide to return to the factory default messages simply enter a zero 0 SYSTEM PROMPT EXAMPLE OF TYPICAL ENTRY IMPORTANT NOTES THESE ARE ALL THE OTHER MESSAGES 1 ENTER ENABLES EDITING OF LINE 1 UNLESS YOUR APPLICATION TOP BOTTOM LINE 01 ACCESS GRANTED PLEASE ENTER NOW LINE 02 SYSTEM IS DI...

Page 15: ...s connected to a PBX telephone system in your building see Section 9 Other Special Functions on page 17 SYSTEM PROMPT EXAMPLE OF TYPICAL ENTRY IMPORTANT NOTES ENTER 4 DIGIT DIRECT CODE ____ 1234 ENTER THE SYSTEM WILL ASK FOR A CODE CONTAINING THE NUMBER OF DIGITS YOU SPECIFIED IN AREA 05 YOU MAY NOT DUPLICATE CODES UNLESS THE PEOPLE WHO SHARE A CODE ALSO SHARE A PHONE NUMBER IF YOU TRY TO USE THE ...

Page 16: ...em can hold can be checked using area 13 selection 4 see page 16 SYSTEM PROMPT EXAMPLE OF TYPICAL ENTRY IMPORTANT NOTES ENTERING 4 DIGIT ENTRY CODE LESS THAN 9999 _____ 1234 ENTER YOU MAY NOT DUPLICATE CODES IF YOU TRY TO DO SO THE SYSTEM WILL GIVE AN ERROR MESSAGE MORE CODES 1 YES 0 NO __ 1 ENTER 1 RETURNS YOU TO THE FIRST PROMPT 0 TAKES YOU TO THE MENU PROMPT AREA 09 SETTING SPECIAL FUNCTIONS SE...

Page 17: ...RASE THIS ENTRY 1 YES 0 NO __ 1 ENTER YOU MUST CONFIRM THAT YOU WISH TO ERASE THIS CODE IF YOU SAY NO THE CODE REMAINS IN THE SYSTEM S MEMORY AREA 12 ERASING ALL ENTRIES PURPOSE Allows you to completely erase an entire area of information for example all telephone numbers and directory code entries from the system s memory SYSTEM PROMPT EXAMPLE OF TYPICAL ENTRY IMPORTANT NOTES ERASE 0 PHONE 1 CODE...

Page 18: ... used on a regular basis They are not included in the program mode only to ensure that system relays are not activated or deactivated except by authorized personnel REMOTE RELAY ACTIVATION In order to remotely activate the system s two relays you first need to enter the programming mode To enter the programming mode call the telephone number designated for the system from a touch tone telephone Th...

Page 19: ...ponse to these entries it will simply display a fresh programming prompt However the action you desired will be carried out immediately SUSTAINED RELAY ACTIVATION stays activated until released by operator RELAY 1 98 ENTER RELAY 2 94 ENTER The unit will respond with LATCH OPEN DOOR ARE YOU SURE 1 YES 0 NO __ If you respond with a 0 nothing will happen If you respond with a 1 the appropriate relay ...

Page 20: ... This feature is called the Prefix 1 feature The factory default setting for this feature is Enabled If you do not want the system to automatically dial a leading 1 on a 10 digit telephone number you will need to disable the Prefix 1 feature To disable this feature enter 09 and the ENTER button when the menu prompt is shown When the Area 9 menu prompt appears enter 3 for Enable Prefix 1 The system...

Page 21: ...demonstrated when a visitor presses the key on the Horizon keypad Instead of having the first alphabetically sorted code displayed when the key is pressed this feature will cause the Horizon to display the code located in the middle of the programmed directory codes For example if you have a system with 100 directory codes programmed and you wish to activate alternative scrolling the 50th director...

Page 22: ...s when you are done with an entry you press the button If you wish to exit from a programming step or erase a mistaken entry you press the button 3 To make any entry that can include non numeric characters for example a name you must enter all characters including numbers by using the following 2 digit codes A 01 K 11 U 21 0 30 SPACE 40 B 02 L 12 V 22 1 31 POUND 41 C 03 M 13 W 23 2 32 AMPERSAND 42...

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