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Sensaphone Model 4100 Instruction Manual
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LOW TEMP low temperature 60°F disabled
HIGH TEMP high temperature 90°F enabled
SOUND high sound level enabled
AC Power power failure, recognition time: 180 sec enabled
EXAMPLES
Each example is divided into three parts: Alarm Recognition, Dialout, and
Acknowledgment. Alarm Recognition refers to the events that occur when the monitored
condition changes to exceed acceptable limits. The sensor’s normality changes state (i.e.
normally open to closed) and the 4100 recognizes the condition. Dialout enumerates what
happens during the dialing sequence when an alarm condition exists. Acknowledgment
illustrates how an alarm is acknowledged.
EXAMPLE 1:
Alarm Recognition:
A water main breaks and begins gushing water into the basement of your building. The
water detection sensor placed on the floor detects this and trips an alarm. Input 1 is
enabled, so the unit enters the dialout sequence.
Dialout:
1. The Model 4100 waits 30 seconds (preprogrammed call delay time). During this time,
the unit recites the message: “Alert condition one exits.” (Local mute disabled.)
2. After 30 seconds, the unit dials Phone #1 (555-1111).
3. The unit receives no answer and hangs up.
4. The 4100 waits one minute (preprogrammed intercall delay time) and then dials
Phone #2 (555-1222)
5. The call is answered.
6. The 4100 recites the following message four times:
“Hello. This is telephone number 555-5674.
Alert condition one exists.”
(4-second listen in time)
7. After the fourth repetition, the 4100 will request acknowledgment:
“Hello, this is telephone number 555-5674.
Indicate you have received warning message.”
Acknowledgment:
1. You received the alarm call at a rotary (pulse) phone, so you cannot enter the 555
code to acknowledge the alarm.
2. After 5 seconds, the 4100 says:
“Dial telephone number 555-5674 within 60 seconds.”