10
ALARM SYSTEM TRIGGER SETTINGS
Upon receiving an input signal from the connected alarm control panel, the
Autodialer / QuickDialer will react accordingly. For the Autodialer /
QuickDialer to function correctly, it should memorize each zone’s different
alarm system “trigger type” and “trigger duration”.
Alarm system Trigger Type:
Factory Default:
= Normal Open / Normal Low
Trigger Duration:
Factory Default:
= 10 seconds duration
•
Durations
and
are suitable for “pulse triggers”, i.e. magnetic
reed sensors, shock sensors and glass breaking sensors.
•
For
and
duration, as long as the alarm control panel has been
disarmed within 10 or 15 seconds respectively, the Autodialer / QuickDialer
will stop operating right away and the alarm memory will be erased (red
LED stays on accordingly).
If you want the settings different from the factory default, do as follows:
→
→
→
→
→
Type
Duration
(Select one key)
(Select one key)
•
If a new trigger occurs while the previous dialing procedure has not been
completed, the Autodialer / QuickDialer will regard it as the same activation.
•
If the triggered zone remains in its triggered state after the dialing procedure
is completed, the autodialer / QuickDialer will regard it as the same
activation and will not dial the numbers again. The previous trigger has to
be cleared for at least 2 seconds before another trigger from the same zone
will be regarded as a new activation.
•
After being triggered 3 times in a row, the Autodialer / QuickDialer will enter
the “sleep mode” for 1 hour, during which it will not accept any more new
triggers. During the 1-hour period, you may press the
key at any time
to reset the alarm memory to zero for the Autodialer / QuickDialer to be on
alert again.
•
The panic key trigger is not limited by any of the alarm memory facilities
mentioned above. You may press the
!
key at any time to activate the
Autodialer / QuickDialer.
BUTTON
NORMAL OPEN (N.O.)
NORMAL LOW
NORMAL CLOSE (N.C.)
NORMAL HI
TYPE
1
0
BUTTON
0.06
SECONDS
0.2
SECONDS
DURATION
1
2
3
4
10
SECONDS
15
SECONDS
