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Programming and answering the VoicePilot TSA2100
using protocols
General information about protocols
You can program the VoicePilot TSA2100 to use different protocols. In the default
setting it is at present possible to use “Manual Acknowledge protocol”, “Voice de-
tect” and “T” protocols (for more protocols please see the TSA2100 techni-
cal manual, contact your local distributor or [email protected]).
On the 4
th
telephone number (technical alarm number) you can use any protocol you
like as you can with the alarm numbers. However if you’re to have optimum use of it
you should program it to call a computer with an alarm receiver software, using the
“T” protocol.
If you are using either the “Manual Acknowledge protocol” or “Voice detect” proto-
col you’ll only know there is a technical problem but not what it is. If it’s the same
number as the alarm calls and no speech message has been recorded the call might be
recognised as a false alarm.
On the 5
th
telephone number (Check call number) you must use the “T”
protocol.
Please notice that you can mix the protocols in a call sequence (
For instance you can use
“Manual Acknowledge protocol” on the first and third alarm number and “Voice detect” on the second
alarm number)
.
During an alarm call cycle the VoicePilot TSA2100 will, if not answered or properly
acknowledged, call the next programmed telephone number (1-3). The call cycle
will, due to legislation be repeated for a maximum of 15 times.
T protocol
Please notice that when you use the “T” protocol you must program the ID
code that you receive from the call centre/alarm receiver software.
Programming
ID code: *0<ID code>#
Alarm number 1: *1 <Telephone number>**1#
Alarm number 2: *2<Telephone number>**1#
Alarm number 3: *3<Telephone number>**1#
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Service/End Of Alarm/Lift in service :21
Common input :22
Filtering/Doors open :20
Technical alarm :19
Main Power Failure input + :18
Main Power Failure input - :17
Yellow Pic :16
Yellow Pictogram - :15
Green Pic :14
Green Pictogram - :13
AUX :12
AUX output - :11
External power supply
10-30 VDC
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+
Figure 3: Wiring, terminal 11-22
