Page 22 VRC2000 Installation and Operations Manual
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The VRC2000 can be programmed to dial up to five different telephone
numbers. The unit can be set up to call only certain numbers for certain
alarm conditions, or call each of the numbers in sequence.
Data Interface Option
If the VRC2000 is installed with a Data Interface (See Appendix C:
Accessories, Page 100.), the VRC2000 can be programmed to automatically
activate the Data Interface and report alarms in an electronic data format
with a dedicated PC and modem at the studio site.
For each outbound telephone number, select whether it will report alarms
using voice or the Data Interface’s modem selection. Each outbound
telephone number can also be programmed to either use a telephone line to
transmit this information, or to use a two-way radio set.
If using the Setup VRC2000 software or VRC-Win software to perform
auto-logging functions, the VRC2000 will use the first outbound telephone
number programmed for modem access to transmit auto-logging data.
See the Data Interface Installation and Operations Manual for information
about how to install and use the Data Interface. Refer to the Setup VRC2000
Installation and Operations Manual for instructions on how to use it to
program the VRC2000’s outbound telephone numbers and auto-logging
functions. See the VRC-Win Installation and Operations Manual for full
description of its operational parameters.
Outbound Telephone Numbers
There are four output configurations available for each of the five outbound
telephone numbers: telephone modem, telephone voice, radio modem and
radio voice.
Telephone Modem. This output configuration causes the VRC2000 to dial
the selected outbound telephone number, turn on the Data Interface and
transmit pending alarm information in an electronic data format.
TELEPHONE MODEM NOTE:
The VRC2000 must be equipped with the Data Interface in order to use the
telephone modem output configuration.
Telephone Voice. This output configuration allows the VRC2000 to dial the
selected outbound telephone number and use its electronic voice to transmit
information about the pending alarm.
Radio Modem. This output configuration causes the VRC2000 to activate
the push-to-talk output on the VRC2000, turn on the Data Interface, and
transmit information about the pending alarm in an electronic data format.
RADIO MODEM NOTE:
The VRC2000 must be equipped with the Data Interface in order to use the radio
modem output configuration.
Radio Voice. This output configuration causes the VRC2000 to activate the
push-to-talk output on the VRC2000, and use its electronic voice to transmit
information about a pending alarm.
VRC2000 Setup
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