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Auto Dialer

MODEL: AD-105 / AD-106

USER’S INSTRUCTION

OVERVIEW

The dialer model AD-105 or AD-106 provides the same feature to dial the pre-programmed

phone numbers and sends a personalized pre-recorded message. The model number AD-105

or AD-106 is for different market strategy.

LAYOUT

LIGHTS

ACPWR light on - System is being powered by electrical current.

LOBATT light off – Backup battery is connected and working.

ARM light on – System is armed

SOUNDS

Short beep – you have pressed a key in the right order.

Two short beeps – dialer is turned on for the first time.

Long beep – you have made a mistake

Steady repeated beep – the dialer has been triggered in DELAY mode.

Keypads

Panic – call / end the emergency call

Arm – arm / disarm dialer

Summary of content (6 pages)

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Auto Dialer MODEL: AD-105 / AD-106 USER’S INSTRUCTION OVERVIEW The dialer model AD-105 or AD-106 provides the same feature to dial the pre-programmed phone numbers and sends a personalized pre-recorded message. The model number AD-105 or AD-106 is for different market strategy. LAYOUT LIGHTS ACPWR light on - System is being powered by electrical current. LOBATT light off – Backup battery is connected and working.
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Enter – input the user option Program – enter programming mode / cancel STANDARD programming All programming sequences begin with the Personal Identification Number (PIN). There is only one MPIN which has been factory set at 0 0 0 0. Message playback mode The dialer can be compatible to old dialer. User can choose the message playback mode to option 2. This enables the user to record one 40 seconds.
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Message playback, related to [PROG 1] 0 = main message, 9/40sec 1 = zone 1 message, 2=zone 2 message, 3=zone 3 message …. Programming Telephone numbers redial counts and repeat counts [PWD] + [PROG] + [4] + [d] + [ENTER] d= memory 1-9 to store telephone number Telephone no can be 0-9, *, #, P, L [PROG] delete phone no / pause [ARM] pager pause, the display will show “L” as a pager pause. Every phone number can only enter one pager pause.
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[PWD] + [PROG] + [7] + [d] 1=10sec 2=20sec 3=30sec 4=40sec 5=50sec Default = 2 Program delay duration [PWD] + [PROG] + [8] + [d] Entry/Exit delay 1=instant, enter arm mode instantly. 2=10sec, 3=20sec, 4=30sec, 5= 40sec Default is 1 Program pager pause [PWD] + [PROG] + [9] + [d] User can only enter 1 pager pause in phone no. 1=1sec, 2=2sec,……, 9=9sec Default is 5sec Program dial sequence setting The dialer can dial the preprogrammed phone numbers in two different sequences.
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User can exit the premises within the preset delay duration. After this preset delay duration, the dialer will be in arm mode. When any sensor monitored by the dialer is triggered, the dialer will beep for preset duration. This duration allow user to go to the dialer and deactivate it before it begins to dial. If you successfully aborted the call, the display will go back to standby mode. If the dialer has not been deactivated within the preset duration, the dialer will dial the emergency phone numbers.
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NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.