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CRITICAL STEP: It is recommended that a person at the call-to

location confirms receiving the test phone call. Validate all calls

before concluding that the system setup is finished.

ENTERING AND CHANGING PHONE NUMBERS

When programming phone numbers into the System, enter each

phone number into the phone setup screens exactly as you

would when making a personal phone call.

Two phone number entry methods:

1. As part of the Installation Setup procedure (follow the on

screen prompts) or,

2. From the “Home Screen”, select “MENU”, enter the security

code (if prompted), then locate the “Phone Setup” option

and then press the button for “ENTER”.

a. You can modify, delete, or verify within this selection.

b. To delete any number, simply press “DEL” and it will

backspace as needed.

c. To EDIT a number, re-enter the phone number and it

will overwrite the existing number.

PROPER PHONE NUMBER ENTRY

System can place local calls, long distance calls, and even

international calls. The use of calling cards is not recommended

for they are difficult to enter and can change without notice and

result in a phone call never being made.

Example:

*Local Number: 123-4567

*Long Distance: 1 (555) 123-4567

* International: Country code, followed by 1, then the

phone number. For proper dialing instructions or

further assistance, contact your service provider.

Enter the phone number exactly as you would when

dialing a call yourself. If your local number requires the

area code, enter as needed.

CREATING PAUSES WHEN ENTERING PHONE NUMBERS:

Some phone calls require accessing an outside telephone line

from a digital system. Obtain the digit(s) necessary to access

the outside line (dialing “9” to access an outside line is most

common). A time delay may be required to let the system fully

access the outside line and this is accomplished by entering

two “stars” (**) after dialing the 9.

The following examples use a “9” to access the outside phone

line followed by a 2 second delay before the auto-dialer is

initiated to place an automated phone call by the System:

Local call: 9** then 123-4567

Long distance call: 9** then 1 (555) 123-4567

TIME DELAYS

** = 2 seconds, **** = 4 seconds, ****** = 6 seconds

All stars (*) must be entered in multiples of 2 or the system will

not recognize them as actual time delays.

PHONE TEST

After entering all phone numbers, it is crucial that you test your

System to verify that it can reach the call list phone numbers.

TESTING YOUR 12 VOLT ADVANCED NOTIFICATION SYSTEM

PHONE NUMBERS

To test the System, do the following:

1. Make sure the System is powered up, phone line is

connected, and the "Home Screen" has no error messages.

To make sure all timers and errors are cleared from the

system memory, press and hold the "RESET" button for

a minimum of 3-5 seconds.

2. Press the MENU button followed by the “Phone Setup”

option.

3. Scroll to the desired phone number, hit ENTER, then select

the TEST option.

The system will immediately dial the desired phone number.

Upon answering, the unit will play the following message: “This

is a test of the back-up system.” It will repeat this message for

approximately “1” minute and then hang up. The display will

prompt you asking if the test was successful, if Yes, it returns to

the home screen. If “NO”, it will retest.

4. Repeat Steps 2 and 3 to test the remaining phone numbers.

The System does not provide any indication of call success;

therefore, you must verify that the call was made successfully.

TESTING FOR A SPECIFIC ALARM CONDITION

To test for a specific alarm condition you will have to simulate

that specific alarm condition and then verify if the alarm phone

calls went through. In those scenarios, you must cancel the

alarm call out sequence and correct the alarm condition by

pressing and holding the RESET button for a minimum of 5

seconds.

HOW THE SYSTEM WORKS WITH VOICE MAIL OR AN

ANSWERING MACHINE

When it is necessary to connect an answering machine or voice

mail device to the same phone line as the System, you can still

use all the features of these devices, along with being able to

check status and cancel an alarm call out of the System.

HOW THIS WORKS:

The System can answer incoming calls to check the system

status. To do this, the ring count must be set to answer on

either “5” or “10” rings (default setting is 10 rings, change this

setting from the Main Menu>Set Ring Count).

Set your answering machine or voice mail to answer in fewer

rings than the System. (For example, if the System is set to

answer on 5 rings, set the answering machine/voice mail to

answer in “4” or fewer rings.) Therefore, when a call comes into

the location of the System, the answering machine/voice mail

will respond first because it is set to answer in fewer rings than

the System.

RING COUNT TIMER

The ring count timer works in the following way: when the first

call comes in during an alarm event, the internal system timer

starts counting down for “3” continuous minutes. If the System

receives enough rings to answer (within “3” minutes), it will

respond, and the ring counter will reset to “0” regardless if the

three minutes have elapsed or not. Also, the timer will reset

to “0” if no additional calls are received during a three minute

period (multiple calls to the System within “3”minutes will not

reset the ring timer).

CALLING THE 12 VOLT ADVANCED NOTIFICATION SYSTEM

DURING AN ALARM EVENT

Example:

1) The back-up system is set to answer in 5 rings (ring count

setting).

2) The answering machine/voice mail is set to answer in "4"

rings or fewer.

To get the System to respond given the above example criteria,

do the following:

1. Call the phone number of the location where the

System is located, and let the phone ring “3” times

and then hang up. The internal 3-minute timer starts and

The CANCEL key does not function when the

System is in "test mode".

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