Phonetics 1108 user manual Action-Response Programmable Feature, AN Alert Condition

Chapter 3: Quick Start

3.4 Summary of the Alarm Dial-Out Process

	Action—Response	Programmable Feature
1. THE MODEL 1108 DETECTS		•	Recognition Time
	AN ALERT CONDITION		This is the programmed
	An alert condition is not the same		waiting period to determine
			if an alert condition has
	as a valid alarm—the condition
			persisted long enough to be
	must continue for the programmed
			considered a valid alarm. If
	time period, or Recognition Time,
			the sensor returns to normal
	before it is recognized as a valid
			within recognition time,
	alarm.
			then no alarm will occur.
2.	A VALID ALARM IS
		•	Call Delay
	CONFIRMED
	An audible, on-site alarm message		This is the programmed
			waiting period, before the
	begins and continues until the
			first telephone number is
	alarm is acknowledged. (If the
			called, to report an alarm.
	Mute feature is turned on, there is
	no on-site message.) Call Delay is	•	Intercall Time
	activated.		This is the programmed
3.	DIAL-OUT BEGINS		waiting period, in between
	Dial-out begins by calling		sequential dialing of
			telephone numbers, to
	telephone number 1 to report an
			report an alarm.
	alarm. If there is no
		•	Max Calls
	acknowledgment, the Model 1108
	waits the programmed Intercall		This is the total number of
	Time before dialing subsequent		telephone calls that will be
	telephone numbers. Dial-out		dialed in response to any
	continues in this manner, cycling		valid alarm. Telephone
	through the remaining telephone		numbers are dialed
	numbers, for the programmed Max		sequentially, and continue
	Calls.		to cycle until the maximum
4.	THE ALARM IS		number of calls is reached.
			If no acknowledgment
	ACKNOWLEDGED
			occurs, then at the
	When the alarm is acknowledged,
			completion of Max Calls,
	the dial-out process is cancelled		all alarms are automatically
	and the audible, on-site alarm		acknowledged.
	message stops.

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