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IntelliNet Central Alarm Reporting System
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IntelliTAP Satellite / Remote Dialer Data Receiver
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Proceed as follows:
- Test "Premises Off-Hook" Detection on the Tap:
Push the reset switch on the TAP (S1) to ensure a "clean" start.
The LED blinks at a regular rate during "normal" conditions (on-off-on-off-on...) at a rate of approximately 2 times per
second.
Take the house phone "off hook" and listen to the receiver. You should hear a dial tone. If not, recheck the wiring.
Again, have someone take the house phone "off hook", and watch the activity of the IntelliTAP's LED. The LED
should go OFF, then blink at a different rate with pronounced pauses between a series of blinks (on-off-on-------off-------
on...). Replace phone on hook, and normal LED status should return. This confirms that the 'TAP can differentiate
between a house phone off hook and an alarm panel dialing. If this works as described here, proceed to the next step. If
this test provides different results, check wiring to be sure that the phones are connected correctly, then retest.
R1
T1
R
T
RJ31X
JACK
TIP
RING
TERMINALS ON ALARM
CONTROL PANEL ->
PREMISES
PHONES
Answer
Machine
(
(
INCOMING PHONE LINE
1234
56
GREY (R)
BROWN (T)
TIP
RING
Connect wires as shown here.
Power and connections to the
subscriber unit should be in
place. The subscriber should be
enrolled in the network.
Notify the central station that a
test is in progress for this
account.
Warning - phone company intercept
tones may cause failure of alarm
transmission
RED (RING)
GREEN
(TIP)
"Incoming
"Handset"
Tel Line"
Terminals
Terminals
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AP 7068
Installing the IntelliTAP to an Alarm Panel with a Telephone Line Connected w/RJ31X
AND
the detection of the tone source required (i.e. if tones are generated by house
phones or by the alarm panel).
Figure 9