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Troubleshooting Tips
9-2 Verbatim Owner's Manual
If Automatic Tone/Pulse select is programmed OFF (via code 917 0 or 917 1)
and you hear the clicks or tone dialing sounds, but the dial tone does not cease,
perhaps your phone system requires the opposite mode of dialing (pulse vs
tone) from its presently set mode. Read the present mode by pressing
PROGRAM 9 0 1 ENTER. Then set the opposite by entering 9 0 1 1 (to change
to tone dialing), or 9 0 1 0 (to change to pulse dialing). Then press NORMAL
and repeat the manual DIALOUT procedure as described above.
Verify that you have programmed complete phone numbers including any area
codes or “1” prefixes that might be required to complete the call.
Consider whether your phone system requires a prefix such as 9 to be dialed,
followed by a delay period (to access an outside phone line) before dialing out.
If so, see Section 3.2, “Programming Phone Numbers.”
Unit dials out, but will not answer incoming calls.
Check programmed ring delay by pressing PROGRAM 9 0 6 ENTER. If it is set
for a number larger than one, the Verbatim autodialer is not supposed to answer
until the corresponding number of rings has been received. Try setting it back to
1 using code 9 0 6 1 ENTER. If the unit still will not answer incoming calls but
is able to dial out, try plugging a regular telephone into the same phone jack in
place of the Verbatim autodialer and see if it rings. If the problem is not the
phone line, try temporarily connecting test point C to test point D on the main
circuit board, for a period of about 5 seconds and see if it “answers” with the
PHONING light and a voice report, then call the factory for advice.
Unit will not go into alarm when it should.
This is usually the result of incomplete understanding of how the Verbatim
autodialer manages alarms.
For the Verbatim autodialer to go into Unacknowledged Alarm and Dial Out, a
violation must be continuously present for the Alarm Trip Delay time. At least
one phone number must be programmed. The unit must not be in the DIS-
ARMED state. And, the channel that has the violation must not already be in an
acknowledged alarm state, since acknowledged alarm status for a given channel
(including power failure) precludes further activity on that channel until that
status is cleared. Refer to Section 5, “Using Your Verbatim autodialer,” for a
discussion of how the unit manages alarms.
To clear the acknowledged alarm status of all channels including power failure,
starting with the NORMAL light lit, press DISARM/RE-ARM to get the
flashing DISARMED indication, then press it again to re-arm the unit with all
acknowledged alarm statuses cleared. Now any violations lasting longer than
the Alarm Trip Delay will cause unacknowledged alarms and dialing.