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the entry and wait for another . The code is used throughout the programming sequence to enter
information or proceed to the next step. With practice you will soon determine the correct speed.
Where the digit is used in a DTMF code or a telephone number it must be entered as two # digits. For example,
the DTMF code would be entered as .
The B1290 will not work correctly until all three of the required parameters have been entered, so if you hang up in
the middle of this procedure, the B1290 will take you back to the beginning of the sequence the next time you come
off hook.
Throughout the programming sequence, the unit will speak stored parameters using a prompt, followed by the word
“is”, then the stored data. For example, to tell you the Acknowledge Code is set to 1234, the B1290 says
Acknowledge Code is 1234. Input from the telephone’s keypad is expected following this message. Whenever
voice messages are required, the unit will beep twice, prompting the user to speak into the telephone handset.
Site ID and Voice Alarm Messages
Plug any standard tone telephone into the jack labeled “PGM”.
Lift the handset to your ear. You will hear the B1290 speak the words Program voice; site is followed by silence
since there is no voice message programmed.
B1290: "Program Voice"
B1290: "Site is…"
The B1290 is prompting you to enter the name of the site. The name you program will be announced at the start of
every message along with the list of alarms. To record the voice message, enter the record code ().
YOU:
After you hit the second star, the B1290 will prompt you with a beep-beep tone.
B1290: "beep-beep"
As soon as you hear the tone, you can begin to record your message. The VOICE LED on the front panel will light
while the B1290 is recording. Speak the name of the site, e.g. Ajax Compressor Station. The B1290 detects when
you stop speaking and automatically plays back the message. The VOICE LED will light while it is playing back.
Do not hit any keys when you are finished recording your message; pauses between words may cause the recording
to terminate.
YOU: "Ajax Compressor Station"
B1290: "Site is Ajax Compressor Station"
Did the message played back sound acceptable? If you think it could be improved, enter the record code ()
followed by again and repeat the message as many times as you like. Once you are satisfied with the way the
message sounds, hit the enter code ().
YOU: Next
The B1290 will prompt you for the next entry.
B1290: "Alarm One is... "
Repeat the above steps to record the alarm message, e.g. power failure.
YOU:
B1290: "beep-beep"
YOU: "Power Failure"
B1290: "Alarm One is Power Failure."
Repeat the above steps until you are satisfied with the way the message sounds.
YOU: Next
B1290: "Alarm Two is... "
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