PAGE 38 PROGRAMMING EXAMPLES
YOU: Send the Relay On Code
Ajax Compressor Station;
Bypass Valve On (and Alarm - Enter Acknowledge Code).
YOU: Send the Acknowledge Code
B1290: Ajax Compressor Station;
Alarms Acknowledged
Example 5: Operating a Radio Pager
In this example, when an alarm is received you want to contact the person on call, who is carrying a two-tone radio
pager which operates on the company’s private radio system. If the person does not call back to acknowledge the
alarm, you want the B1290 to start dialing telephone numbers.
B1290: Enter Program Code
YOU: Directory Code
B1290: Enter Directory
YOU: Directory A
B1290: Directory A, Line One is...
YOU: Change
B1290: ‘beep’
YOU:
[RADIO][2TONE]855.5/1433.4 [VOICE]
B1290: Directory A, Line One is RADIO 2 TONE 855.5 Hz 1433.4 Hz VOICE
YOU: Next
B1290: Directory A, Line Two is...
YOU: Change
B1290: ‘beep’
YOU:
B1290: Directory A, Line Two is DIAL 4032559544 VOICE
YOU: Next
B1290: Directory A, Line Three...
You are finished programming and may hang up the phone.
Example 6: Dialing a Paging Terminal
In this example, rather than using a private radio system, the company’s employees utilize a city-wide paging
service. Normally when you dial the paging terminal, you are prompted to enter your own telephone number. Your
number is then displayed on the digital read-out of the pager, so the paged party knows what number to call back.
We are going to program the B1290 to call this paging terminal when it reports an alarm.
B1290: Enter Program Code
YOU: Directories
B1290: Enter Directory
YOU: Directory A
B1290: Directory A, Line One is...
YOU: Change
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