Telephone dialer TD-101 / TD-101W
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8.7. Number of attempts to call monitoring station
Number of attempts to call MS can be programmed in the installer mode (the yellow LED is ON - see
8.1.), entering:
F
D
D
is a number of attempts to call monitoring station, can be from
1
to
8
. A successful
communication handshake cancels all following attempts.
(factory default setting are 3 attempts)
Example: Five cycles will be selected :
F
8.8. Telephone line signals detection
Detection of signals can be enabled or disabled in the installer mode (the yellow LED is ON - see
8.1.), entering:
F
D
where:
D
=
0
detection disabled
D
=
1
detection enabled
(factory default setting)
If the telephone line signals detection is
enabled
, the dialer will check for the dial tone at first. If a
dial tone is not present, it will try to release the line again. Then it will dial the first stored number and if
it gets a ringing tone, it will send the message once and it will not call this number again.
If the number is busy, it will dial the next number and the dialing will be repeated after that.
If the signals detection is
disabled
, the dialer will make as many cycles as programmed in
F
, no
matter what the signals on the line are.
Example: Detection will be disabled :
F
8.9. Audible function monitor (built in speaker)
The built in speaker can be enabled or disabled to listen the dialing and calling. It can be selected in
the installer mode (the yellow LED is ON - see 8.1.), entering:
F
D
where:
D
=
0
, disabled
D
=
1,
enabled
(factory default setting)
The audible line monitoring with built in speaker is always enabled when you test the TD-101.
Example: The audible dialing monitor will be enabled :
F
8.10. Stop function with
E
key
Stop function is selectable in the installer mode (the yellow LED is ON - see 8.1.), entering:
F
D
where:
D
=
0
stop is disabled
D
=
1
stop is enabled
(factory default setting)
7.4. Monitoring station Communication Protocol & Format setting
Protocol and format can be selected in the Installer mode (the yellow LED is ON - see 7.1.), entering:
M
DE
where:
D
means protocol and
E
means format, see the following table:
D
protocol
E
format
0
ADEMCO / SILENT KNIGHT SLOW 10 BPS
0
3/1 not extended
1
SESCOA, FRANKLIN, DCI, VERTEX 20 BPS 1
3/2
2
SILENT KNIGHT FAST 20 BPS
2
4/1
3 RADIONICS
(2300)
3 4/2
4 RADIONICS
(1400)
4 3/1
extended
8 DTMF
1400
9 DTMF
2300
Example: SILENT KNIGHT FAST 20 BPS protocol and 4/1 format will be selected
M
7.5. Account number programming
Account number code can be entered in Installer mode (the yellow LED is ON - see 7.1.), entering:
M
EEEE
where :
EEEE
is the account number. If format 3/1 or 3/2 is selected (see 7.4. above) the first digit will
not be sent.
Transmitted codes are usually
„HEX“ data
, i.e. each digit can be 0 to 15 (F). To enter HEX data,
use
key. Enter number 10(A) as
, 11(B)=
, 12(C)=
, 13(D)=
, 14(E)=
,
15(F)=
. Number
0
in account number
must be entered as
.
Example: Account number 12A5 will be stored :
M
7.6. Reporting codes programming
Reporting codes for activation and deactivation of the dialer inputs can be programmed in the
installer mode (the yellow LED is ON - see 7.1.), entering:
M
D
EE
where:
D
means event on the inputs, see following table:
input
activation deactivation
IN1
3
4
IN2
5
6
%E
is the report code for MS, (if
%E
= 00 is selected, this event will not be reported)
Transmitted codes are usually
„HEX“ data
, i.e. each digit can be 0 to 15 (F). To enter HEX data, use
key. Enter number 10(A) as
, 11(B)=
, 12(C)=
, 13(D)=
, 14(E)=
, 15(F)=
.
Example: Code 3D will be reported if IN2 input is triggered :
M
