Chapter 4: Operation
time). During this time, the unit recites the message
“The water level is too high”. (Speaker: ON)
2)The unit is operating in Away Mode, so after 30 seconds it checks the dialout selection list for the High Water input. It then dials the first number on the list (phone #1, Marina office,
3)The call is answered.
4)Boat Remote recites the following message 3 times (programmed number of voice repetitions)
“Hello, this is (Boat Remote ID Message).
The water level is too high.”
5) After the third repetition, the unit will request acknowledgment:
“Indicate you have received warning message.”
Acknowledgment
1)The Marina office has been instructed on what to do if they get a call from your Boat Remote so they enter the ‘555’ acknowledgment code. The unit then says:
“Alarm acknowledged”
3)The unit will then hang up. The alarm has been acknowledged and the dialout sequence stopped.
NOTE: Boat Remote will not dial out again for a High Water alarm unless the float switch returns to its normal state and then is tripped again.
EXAMPLE 3 (Away Mode: beeper dialout & acknowledgment)
Alarm Recognition
Late one night an electrical overload causes a circuit breaker to trip inside the junction box providing dockside AC Power to your boat. The power stays off for of 30 minutes (the programmed alarm recognition time) and the AC Power input is set to “Active” so Boat Remote enters the Alarm Notification sequence.
Alarm Notification
1)Boat Remote waits 30 seconds (the programmed Call Delay time). During this time, the unit recites the message
“The AC power is off”.
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