Area of Rescue Command Unit
Installation Instructions
Model AOR-8 / Model AOR-16
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Rev. 8/18/2016
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located at the upper right interior of the AOR-8 or AOR-16. Same color wires
from the strobe/siren and the AOR-8 or AOR-16 should be connected together.
11.
Installing Phone lines
Bring in analog phone lines through conduit knockouts located on the rear, top,
or bottom sides of the unit. Always try to separate power lines from
communication lines as much as possible to reduce undesired effects on the
phone line.
12.
The AOR-8 can support up to eight (8) emergency analog phones. The
emergency analog phones on the system can connect to either the incoming
POTS/PSTN line or the local phone built into the AOR-8 unit.
The AOR-16 each support up to sixteen (16) emergency analog phones divided
into two (2) banks of eight (8). The emergency analog phones on the system
can connect to either the incoming POTS/PSTN line or the local phone built into
the AOR-16 unit.
13.
Attach the incoming Emergency Phone lines to ports 1-8 in the appropriate
bank as labeled on the interior panel. The connections are NOT polarity
sensitive. If a POTS/PSTN line or PBX extension line is to be used in addition
to the phone built into the enclosure, connect the incoming phone line to the
Telco
“Telco IN” positions of the same bank.
14.
Local Mode
In Local Mode, pressing the button on any of the Talkaphone Area of Rescue
Emergency phones will cause the built in touch-tone telephone to ring.
15.
Remote Mode
In Remote Mode, pressing the button on any of the Talkaphone Area of Rescue
Emergency phones will cause them to access a phone line to dial out. For this
configuration, connect an outside phone(s)
line to the “Telco IN” position(s) on
the appropriate bank.
NOTE:
See Technical Requirements, p.2, for outside phone line
requirements.
16.
Day/Night Mode
Day/Night Mode is primarily used when a facility has a guard on-site during the
day but not at night. It may also be used in any situation where the guard
station is not always manned. When a Talkaphone Area of Rescue Emergency
Phone calls and the AOR-8 or AOR-16 is in Day/Night mode, it will ring the
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