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Digital Communicator
Up to 256 actions can be programmed on the Digital Communicator page, Each action will communicate the start /
end of an event to the Central Station.
Each Digital Communicator action can send the corresponding event code (event identifier) to up to 4 telephone
numbers. Therefore, it possible to signal burglary to the Central Station, fire to the Fire Station, Fault to the In-
staller and send emergency requests to the Service Centre.
Each event can be assigned to 2 Digital Communicator actions (2 different codes can be assigned to each event).
This will allow the same event to be sent to two different Security Services, each with their own decoding (e.g. a
Fault event to the Installer and to the Central Station).
Event queue
The communication will not end until all the events destined for the service on line have been transmitted. The
Event queue will reduce call costs and communication time.
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Events will not be queued but will be transmitted individually by protocols with
Voice management
.
n Digital Communicator telephone numbers
The
Digital Communicator
can manage 4 telephone numbers.
no.
This is the non-modifiable identifier number (1 through 4).
Tel. Num
Enter the identifier number (1 through 32) of the required telephone number (refer to the
no.
column in the Phone-
book----
Telephone
page).
Customer code
Enter the 3-4 digit Customer code (accepted digits 0 through 9 and upper-case letters from B to F). This code is
usually assigned by the Central Station and functions as the system identifier (user, location, type of system, etc.).
Protocol
Select the protocol (usually assigned by the Central station).
The Panel supports the following pulse protocols in 3/1, 3/2, 4/1 and 4/2 formats or, with 3 or 4-digit Customer
codes and 1 or 2-digit Event codes:
Ø
ADEMCO / SILENT KNIGHT - Slow 10 baud
Ø
ADEMCO / SILENT KNIGHT - Fast 20 baud
Ø
FRANKLIN / SECOA / DCI - VERTEX - Fast 20 baud
Ø
RADIONICS - 40 baud
Ø
SCANTRONIC - 10 baud
Ø
Customized
and
DTMF
protocol:
Ø
Contact ID
The listed protocols are available with or without
Voice Management
.
Protocols with
Voice Management
provide a two-way channel that opens when data transfer ends. This channel
will allow the Central Station operator to check on the protected premises after receiving an alarm call.
The channel will close when the programmed time (refer to
2-way audio
parameter) elapses, or when the Central
station receiver ends the connection.
The User can communicate with the Central Station operator through the microphone and speaker of the Omnia-
VOX Voice board.
Figure 29
Digital Communicator page
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