Sensaphone® Model 1104 User’s Manual
I.Model 1104 Detects a Change at the Sensor | Variable Factors | |
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• Model 1104 detects a change in the | Input Type: (1) An | |
monitored condition (from the sensor | open circuit closes, | |
wired to one of the inputs). This is | (2) a closed circuit | |
considered an alert condition, and does | opens, or | |
not qualify as a valid alarm at this point. | (3) temperature | |
• The condition continues throughout the | limits are | |
exceeded. | ||
programmed Recognition Time. If the | ||
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condition (or sensor) reverts to its normal | Recognition Time: | |
state before the Recognition Time is | ||
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reached, no alarm will occur. | ||
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II. A Valid Alarm Is Recognized | Variable Factors | |
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• The condition must persist long enough to |
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meet or exceed the programmed | Recognition Time: | |
Recognition Time. When Recognition | Expired | |
Time has expired, but the alert condition |
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continues, the Model 1104 will determine |
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that a valid alarm exists. |
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• When a valid alarm is determined, Call | Valid Alarm: | |
Delay is activated, forcing the Model | Exists | |
1104 to wait for a programmed period of |
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time before starting the |
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Call Delay applies to the period just prior |
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to | Call Delay: | |
is made. | ||
Activated | ||
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• Call Delay provides the opportunity to |
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cancel a valid alarm at the Model 1104’s |
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installation site, before |
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An audible voice message indicates which | Alarm Message: | |
of the inputs is in alarm. If | Audible, | |
personnel acknowledge the alarm within | Activated | |
the Call Delay time, the Model 1104 will |
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not dial out. (Local Voice Mute is |
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disabled, so that alarm messages can be | Local Voice Mute: | |
heard at the site.) | Disabled | |
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