AAP Elite S series, Руководство по эксплуатации

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REMOTELY ACKNOWLEDGING AN ALARM
The Alarm panel can be programmed to report alarms directly to the
owner via a nominated landline or mobile telephone number.
There are two reporting modes that can be used, Domestic or Voice re-
porting.
Domestic reporting sends an alarm siren tone down the line to indicate
that an alarm has occurred.
Voice reporting sends a pre-recorded voice message to indicate that an
alarm has occurred.
In both cases you will need to acknowledge the alarm correctly to stop
further calls from being made.
When an alarm occurs the control panel will dial the first telephone num-
ber (followed by up to 7 more if they have been programmed into the sys-
tem) and send the alarm message to the person listening at the other end.
The alarm message sequence consists of sending either the siren tone
(Domestic) or pre-recorded message (Voice) and then waiting for a period
of 5 seconds for an alarm acknowledgement.
If no acknowledgement was received the panel will repeat the message
and wait a further 5 seconds. This pattern is repeated 4 times and if no
acknowledgement was received the panel will hang-up and dial the next
number (if more than one was programmed).
To acknowledge the alarm you must press the <#> button on your tele-
phone during the 5 second quiet period.
If you missed the first quiet period the message is repeated up to a total of
4 times with a 5 second quiet period after every message.
Alternatively if you require a more secure method of acknowledging an
alarm to ensure that the alarm is only kissed off by the correct person you
can program a 1-4 digit code in the control panel at location P175E14E
(see program summary on page 26). If a code is programmed at this loca-
tion you must enter in the code followed by the <#> button to acknowledge
the alarm event.
To Acknowledge a Domestic or Voice alarm Press;
<#> (on the remote telephone)
Or;
<1-4 Digit Code> then <#> (on the remote telephone)