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Normally Ope n/Normally Closed 

STEP 6 

 

The LCD will read:     

                                         

CH 

X

: N.O./N.C. 

                                         1(N.O.) 2(N.C.) 
A) 

Press “1” to select a normally open channel. 

B) 

Press “2” to select a normally closed channel. 

Momentary/Continuous Activation 

STEP 7  

The LCD will read:     

                                          

CH 

X

: MOM/CONT 

                                          1(MOM) 2(CONT) 
A) 

Press “1” to select a momentary trigger. 

B) 

Press “2” to select continuous activation. 

Numbers Dialed/Outgoing Messages 

Following these steps allows you to choose which OGM(s) will 
be delivered and which numbers will be dialed for each channel. 
NOTE: Dialer LCD will only show programmed numbers and 
OGM options.

 

STEP 8  

The LCD will read:     

                                           CH 

X

: DIAL #X 

                                           1(YES) 2(NO) 
       

(“Dial #X” being the number in phone/pager location 1-4) 

A) 

Press “1” to dial phone/pager #X to be dialed when the 
selected channel is  activated. Press “2” if you do not wish 
this number to be dialed. 

 

B) 

Continue the above procedure for each of the up to four 
phone/pager numbers programmed in. 

STEP 9  

The LCD will read:     

                                          

CH 

X

: OGM 

                                          1(YES) 2(NO) 
    

(“OGM 

X

” being the OGM recorded in OGM options #2 - #4) 

A) 

Press “1” to deliver OGM 

when the channel is activated. 

Press “2” if you do not wish this OGM to be delivered. 

B) 

Continue the above procedure for each Ch annel/OGM. If you 
have programmed in and recorded an ID message as one of 
your OGM options, this ID will be delivered to all channels. It 
will not appear in the Channel display. 

NOTE:

 ID AND OGM(S) WILL ONLY BE DELIVERED TO TELEPHONE 

NUMBERS, CELLULAR NUMBERS, AND VOICE PAGERS. 

Completing The Programming 

Once you have programmed in all dialing and OGM options for 
each channel, the LCD will read: 
                                           

ACCEPT 

                                           1(YES) 2(NO) 

STEP 10 

Press “1” to accept the Channel programming. Press 

“2” to re-program or to revert to previously programmed setting. 
 
You are now ready to review your programming and test the 
system. 

PRESS “M” TO EXIT PROGRAMMING MODE. 

 

Test your system before an emergency occurs. 

Do not neglect to review programmed information and verify all 
elements of your system thoroughly before relying on the dialer 
to deliver the necessary information to the desired parties 
accurately and completely. 
We strongly recommend testing the system in test mode before 
connecting to a telephone line. The test mode tests the stored 
information, not the full functionality of the dialer. To test the 
full functionality of the dialer, the unit must be tested in the 
operate mode. In the test mo de, the dialer will not make more 
than one attempt per number dialed or play any OGM more than 
once. 

 
 
 

 
STEP 1 

Press the “M” Mode key until the LCD reads: 

                                        

TEST: T-LINE 

                                        1(YES) 2(NO) 

STEP 2 

Press “1” to display the T-Line configuration.  

                The data will scroll through all selections. 
                Press “2” to scroll to the next section. 

STEP 3 

The LCD will read:  

                                        

TEST: CHANNEL(S) 

                                        1(YES) 2(NO) 
                

Press “1” to test channels. 

                Press “2” to scroll to the next section. 

 

STEP 4 

The LCD will read: 

                                         

SELECT: 1-2 

                                         3(BOTH) 0(DONE) 

Select the channel you wish to test (1-2). Press “3” to test both. 
Channels. Once a channel is selected (or “all”) the programmed 
channel information will be displayed on the LCD. Verify data 
accuracy as the LCD scrolls through by comparing the information 
displayed with that specified on your Program Planner. Listen to 
your recorded message(s) to ensure that the correct OGM (if 
programmed) is delivered. Press “0” to exit testing. 

 
STEP 5 

Now connect your dialer to the telephone line you will 

be using and test the system again, to determine if it functions 
correctly in an actual emergency situation. 
 
                        
 
 

STEP 6 

To test the operation of your entire system, set Mode to 

OPERATE and proceed as explained in the next section: 
Operating Your System. 
 

Test your system on a regular basis, at least once a week. 

P R O G R A M M I N G   T H E   D I A L E R 

 

T E S T I N G   Y O U R   S Y S T E M  

 

NOTE: IF YOU ENTER THE WRONG CHOICE, PRESS “M” KEY 
REPEATEDLY AND RETURN TO THE “PROGRAM MODE”, THEN 
SELECT THE SECTION TO CHANGE (“1” ACCEPT SECTION, “2” 
FOR NEXT SECTION), THEN ENTER CORRECT INFORMATION. 

Make sure you notify the receiving party of your intent to call them, 
and tell them it is just a test. 

Summary of Contents for AD-2001

Page 1: ...tile Full featured Easy to Program 2 way Listen in Verification Operates with all alarm systems Ideal stand alone dialer Provides reliable emergency notification 24 hours a day MODEL AD 2001 Automatic...

Page 2: ...business requirement Plain English prompts walk the user through the process in a timely manner Programming options abound allowing the user to Store up to 4 telephone pager numbers Choose 1 9 callin...

Page 3: ...mation Programming Recording OGMs Programming Channels Testing Your System Operating Your System Additional Features Programming Example Sample Program Planner Blank Program Planner Specifications Dia...

Page 4: ...4 PANEL DISPLAYS...

Page 5: ...5 Alarm Panel AD 2001 INSTALLATION HOOKUPS...

Page 6: ...6 Stand Alone AD 2001 INSTALLATION HOOKUPS...

Page 7: ...S Press these keys to enter telephone numbers and other programming information as specified in this manual A maximum of 50 digits can be input in each phone pager location CALLOUT FOR P Press this ke...

Page 8: ...umbers will appear on the LCD as will the following key designations Press P one or more times in accordance with the number of seconds needed to accommodate the pager Remember each P provides a 2 sec...

Page 9: ...ler will automatically exit this section Structuring Your Outgoing Messages The AD 2001 dialer was designed with optimum versatility and functionality in mind Nowhere is this more apparent than in the...

Page 10: ...AD 2001 is designed to be adaptable to a complete range of personalized applications Each of the two input channels can be programmed individually for full system customization In addition to setting...

Page 11: ...information and verify all elements of your system thoroughly before relying on the dialer to deliver the necessary information to the desired parties accurately and completely We strongly recommend t...

Page 12: ...Each of the dialer s two channels can be activated by any of the following a normally open dry contact normally closed dry contact or positive 5 28VDC voltage activation Under a momentary activation a...

Page 13: ...M S Press 2 three times to Scroll to option 4 press 1 to program in an ID message and two specific outgoing messages OGMs STEP 7 Using a prepared script and speaking six to eight inches from the diale...

Page 14: ...this Program Planner in pencil initially After thoroughly testing your system redo your Program Planner in ink One copy should be kept in a safe place by the end user one copy should be retained by th...

Page 15: ...tch LTS Low Temperature Switch CSS Cold Storage Switch WLS Water Level Sensor RTS Adjustable Temperature Controller N O N C PLS Power Loss Sensor 110VAC Sensors Magnetic Contacts Door and Window Glass...

Page 16: ...M and 4 00 PM PST Monday through Friday Federal Communications Commission Radio And Television Interference Statement For A Class B Device This equipment generates and uses radio frequency energy and...

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