PRODUCT TECHNICAL MANUAL
FONOMAC 3
V2.20 – 06/2012
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MTELFONOMAC3220_EN
4.5. Acknowledgement of receipt
Acknowledgement of receipt is the operation by which the call centre informs Fonomac 3 and the user that the
alarm has been correctly received.
MANUAL MODE: Once the telephone is picked up at the call centre, the keys on the phone will enable the following
operations:
Key 4: Acknowledgement of receipt. The telephone will shift its status by turning OFF the yellow LED and
the green one ON and will beep the number of times corresponding to the lift number. Communication is
completely functional in both directions during the entire process. Once this digit is pressed, the telephone
will stop analysing the DTMF signal sent by the user and the engaged tone detection mode will be
activated. Fonomac 3 will disconnect three seconds after detecting the “engaged” tone on the line.
Key 5: It stops sound identification. The telephone stops emitting its sound identification every 10 seconds.
This allows clearer communication.
Key 6: CIR. The telephone provides its CIR (Remote Identification Code) . value recorded in the parameter
ID_10: “Fonomac 3 Identifier”) by means of DTMF tones.
Key 7: Identifier of the telephone type. Sends back the MP telephone model.
Key 8: Cause of the Alarm. The telephone provides the identifier with the cause of the current alarm.
Key 0: Hang up. It ends communication. If “0” is pressed before having acknowledged receipt, the alarm
will not be registered. Furthermore, the Fonomac 3 telephone will call again after one minute.
Very important: Although oral communication with the rescue centre is established and the situation of
entrapment is communicated, Fonomac 3 will not clear the alarm until the rescue centre registers the call by
pressing digit “4”.
AUTOMATIC MODE: It will be run using a PC connected to the alarm receiving line. It requires the Alarm
Management Software (FonoPC) and modem (not included in Fonomac 3).
4.6. Alarm Cleared
Once the people trapped have been rescued by the authorised personnel, the latter will have to end the alarm. An
alarm can only be cleared from the car telephone which triggered it and by the rescue personnel qualified for that
purpose. To clear an alarm, please proceed as follows:
Trigger a new alarm by pressing the keypad alarm pushbutton.
On the phone, give the call centre the Code to Clear the Alarm corresponding to the person performing the
rescue (this code is agreed on between the rescue centre and the maintenance personnel in charge of going
to the facility in these cases).
That is to say, the call centre personnel will clear an alarm as soon as they receive a call from the telephone
triggering the alarm and have been informed of its clearance, as well as of the specific Code to Clear the Alarm
corresponding to the authorised operator performing the rescue.
4.7. Calling the lift from the Rescue Centre
The reception of incoming calls from the Rescue Centre must be allowed during the alarm process. The Fonomac
3 telephone terminal must be configured with this option enabled (ID_18 “Automatic Reply” parameter different
from “0”). If there are several terminals connected to the same line, all of them must be configured with the same
value as that of the previous parameter.
When there is only one Fonomac 3 equipment connected to the lift telephone line, just dial the number of the
corresponding line to call. The telephone will connect after the number of rings determined by the ID_18
“Automatic Reply” parameter different from “0”.
If there is more than one Fonomac 3 sharing the same line, the following process will be observed to select the lift
to talk to:
Call the lift telephone number.
After the number of rings programmed in the terminals, the call will be made. All the telephones will
connect at the same time.
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l the digits: “#” <lift number> “0”. For example, should you wish to call lift 1, dial “#” “1” “0” on the
telephone.
The selected telephone will connect and the rest will disconnect after a few seconds.
The call must be ended by dialling the digit “0” before hanging up.
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