Programming manual for RD6203 Page 29
5.3. Options for Voice and Semadigit Protocols
Voice/Semadigit (*)
Set here which event should send which message. This menu is only present in panel software from
version 5.7. An RD5060 should be attached to the dialler.
If an event should send no message, enter a ‘0’. The messages are spoken into the RD5060 via a
microphone which is located on the speech module itself.
Ensure that you enter an account number with the telephone/Account Nbrs (1 number is sufficient) and
that the reporting options are assigned.
For more information consult the manual for the RD5060.
You can choose from:
EVENT MESSAGE
BA
Burglar alarm 1
TA
Tamper alarm 4
HA
Forced disarm alarm
PA
Panic alarm 3
FA
Fire alarm 2
MA
Medical alarm
ZA
Technical alarm
AT
Mains failure 4
YT
Battery low/fuse fault 4
Table 9. Overview of the messages for Voice/Semadigit
5.4. Voice Kiss-off
Voice kiss-off Yes
Here you set whether the dialler must wait for a Kiss-off (within 5 seconds after a message) to
recognise a successful transmission attempt. When set to “No” the dialler only looks for a handshake
(within 1 minute), then transmits the alarm message twice and hangs-up.
Handshake signal: 70 ms audio signal between 150 - 3000 Hz, but excluding the dial-tone
frequency range.
Kiss-off signal: 200 ms audio signal between 150 - 3000 Hz, but excluding the dial-tone
frequency range.
NOTE: The response to handshake and kiss-off is slightly dependent on the characteristics of a
person’s voice. In most cases saying “Hello” or “Yes” will provide a good handshake. The kiss-off
requires a slightly longer phrase such as “good-bye” or “Thank-You”. Touch tone phones will also
provide a reliable handshake by pressing any digit. However many telephones limit the duration of the
tone and may be incapable of supplying a reliable kiss-off. In this case use a spoken message or turn
off the requirement for a kiss-off.
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