Phonetics Boat Remote user manual Chapter Installation

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Chapter 2: Installation

CHAPTER 2:

INSTALLATION

Correctly installing Boat Remote will ensure proper functioning of the unit. Please read the entire chapter before starting the installation process. Failure to properly install the unit will result in erratic operation, shortened product life and a void warranty.

Within the packaging will be a warranty registration card. Please take the time to fill this out and mail it. The One Year Limited Warranty is explained in the back of this manual.

Operating Environment

The Boat Remote should be installed and operated in an area that provides space for wiring sensors to the unit, near an AC outlet and telephone line. The operating temperature range of the unit is -10°C to 50° C (14° to 122°F). Do not mount the unit in direct sunlight or in an area where it can get wet. The unit is designed to be mounted in a dry, interior area of your boat.

Mounting

The Boat Remote is designed to be wall mounted using the four screws included. Attach two screws to the wall 5.3" apart, at the desired height from the floor. Place the Boat Remote over the two screws and slide the unit down. Remove the access panel and attach the remaining screws into the two holes in the interior area of the enclosure. Refer to Fig. 2.1.

Fig. 2.1 Mounting the Boat Remote

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Contents User’s Manual Page Table of Contents Alarm Recognition What IS? keyCommunications Programming Monitoring Programming Examples Alarm Notification Dial Out Alarm AcknowledgmentMode Key Enter Key Down Arrow Key Arrow UP Key Code Key Boat Remote User’s Manual Safety Instructions Viii FCC RequirementsPhonetics, Inc Boat Remote User’s Manual Chapter Getting to Know Your Boat Remote Boat Remote User’s Manual Technical Support LEDs System Operating ModeBoat Remote Package Installation KitBoat Remote User’s Manual Chapter Installation Connecting Power and Telephone Service High Water Float Switch To mount the switch, follow these steps Connecting Temperature Sensors Temperature SensorsBilge Pump Connecting the Bilge PumpConnecting Accessories to the Security Input Connection to the Auxiliary Input OutputChapter Programming Keypad Keys and Their Functions KeysRecording a Voice Message Temperature in the salon Program Max Calls Maximum Number of CallsUse the number keys Press Enter Refer to Rings Until Answer and TAD sections in this chapter Program TAD Using the TAD FeatureExample Listen to the sound level for programmed time Speaker Press Mode Press Enter Current Time & Today’s Date Programming the Dial Out Phone Numbers To toggle between voice or beeper press Mode Special Dialing 16105581212WPP3116655# Recognition Time not for Bilge #1 & #2 Input Mode Active, Off, Status OnlyInput Dial Out Phone Selection AC Power Input Phone Selection 1,2,4,6 Programming Boat Remote User’s Manual Press Enter Display will reflect your selection Boat Remote User’s Manual Programming OFF Programming Phone Selection 1,2,4,6 Press High Water Auxiliary Input Press Auxiliary Security Input Press Security Verifying Programming Outside temperature is 74F Boat Remote User’s Manual Chapter Operation Alarm NotificationBeeper Call ProgressVoice Remote Voice Dial Out Local‘555’ Acknowledgment Code ‘999’ Acknowledgment CodeBeeper Dial Out Communications Programming Automatic Alarm Acknowledgment Max CallsInput Alarm Limits Rec. Time Mode Alarm Notification Acknowledgment ErrorAC power is off Boat Remote repeats the message The battery voltage is low Status Report Boat Remote User’s Manual Problem The Boat Remote fails to detect an alarm condition Chapter TroubleshootingProblem The Boat Remote fails to dial out Problem The temperature reading is inaccurate Problem The temperature reading is -20.1F or -29.1CProblem The temperature reading is 160.1F or 72.1C Problem The bilge pump input does not count on/off cycles Problem False power failure alarmsProblem The Boat Remote does not recognize power failure Problem The Boat Remote does not recognize any alarm Boat Remote User’s Manual Bilge #1 & #2 TEMP#1, #2, & #3Mode Key Checking Your Boat Remote for Proper Op- eration Boat Remote User’s Manual Appendix C Engineering Specifications III. Communications Features IV. Programming VI. Enclosure, Environmental and Power Marine Division Tryens Road Aston, PA Phone 610558-2700 FAX Boat Remote User’s Manual Appendix D Returning Your Unit for Repair Boat Remote User’s Manual