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User Manual for Emergency Telephone

Model: KNZD-45A LTE

Features

1. Support 3 G or 4 G, (optional).

2. Power supply: DC12V 1A power and built-in rechargeable battery(8.4V 6AH) .

3. Without keypad, hands-free Mode. Support 1 key speed dial.

(Built-in 16-bit keypad that allows local programming of speed dial numbers)

4. On board amplifier: Built-in 3W / 8Ω speaker.

5. Built-in Noise canceling microphone.

6. Waterproof grade about IP55.

7. Support indicator lights for call.

8. Support for automatic hanging up.

9. Send message: send alarm message(optional)

10. 2-way input or output control, (options).

11. 2-way dry contact output (options).

Dry contact Load parameter

Rated load:0.3 A at 125 VAC; 1 A at 30 VDC

Rated carry current:1A

Max.switching voltage:125 VAC,30VDC

Max.switching current:1A

12. Supported Local and remote storage numbers.

13. Support remote control (optional).

14. Optional 7 minute time-limited call.(optional).

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User Manual for Emergency Telephone Model: KNZD-45A LTE Features 1. Support 3 G or 4 G, (optional). 2. Power supply: DC12V 1A power and built-in rechargeable battery(8.4V 6AH) . 3. Without keypad, hands-free Mode. Support 1 key speed dial. (Built-in 16-bit keypad that allows local programming of speed dial numbers) 4. On board amplifier: Built-in 3W / 8Ω speaker. 5. Built-in Noise canceling microphone. 6. Waterproof grade about IP55. 7. Support indicator lights for call. 8.
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OPERATIONS & USE 1.1 Answer the calling It will auto-answer the call after seconds or press button when the phone rings. 1.2 Dial Press the button, it will dial out after a dialing tone. 1.3 Store number Open the KNZD-45A emergency telephone enclosure, you can find a white silicon gel keypad inside. Then press the red on/ off button on the board, you will see the led will on. press the white silicon gel keypad, *8888#, you can hear beep beep beep sound.
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FCC Statement Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. 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.