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50 6 Configuration
6.2 Configuration by PC
6.2.7 Inputs
For the alarm inputs and the
EIB inputs you can define the
contacts. And to each contact
you can define 4 destinations
to which alarms should be
sent. You can also define the
type of message.
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Dial destination
How many and which
destinations are supposed
to be dialled.
2 Type of contact
Setting for “make contact”
or “break contact”.
3 Description of contact
When and how has the
alarm been activated?
This is only a note for the
documentation.
4 Message for SMS, e-
mail, fax
Entering the message
(max. 160 characters) for
SMS, e-mail, and fax.
If the text will be sent as
e-mail the maximum
length is shortened by the
number of characters
which are necessary for
the e-mail address. The
text for the voice message
can not be defined here
(see p. 40)
Each phone number can be
defined by the following:
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Phone number
Here you enter the phone
number for voice mes-
sage, fax, SMS, or e-mail
address.
6 Next message
Inspite of an alarm confir-
mation the next message
is supposed to be sent off
in order to inform different
message types about the
failure or to reach further
terminals or persons.
7 Use line access number
Prefix number of the set
line access number for
phone numbers which do
not belong to the PABX.
8 Message type
Defines the message out-
put as announcement,
SMS, e-mail, or fax.
9 Receiver
More information about
the receiver of this mes-
sage (e. g. name, ad-
dress).
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