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To
program
the
Voice
Message
for
a
Zone:
2.
Press
the
SET
key
.
S
E
T
2.
Press
the
MESSA
GE
key
.
The
800
will
sa
y
,
“Enter
Message
Number
.
”
MESS
AGE
3.
Press
the
number
key for
the
cor
responding
Zone.
4
MAX CALLS
5
TEMP LIMITS
6
CALIBRA
TE
8
CLOCK
3
INTERCALL
TIME
7
RECOGNI
TION
TIME
9
LISTEN TIME
SOUND
0
I
D
N
U
M
B
E
R
P
O
W
E
R
1
CALL
DELA
Y
2
VOICE
REPS
4. When
the
unit
beeps,
begin speaking
your
message
into
the
microphone.
The
unit
will
sa
y
“OK,
” when
the
recording
time
has
elapsed;
then
it
will
pla
y
back
your recorded
message.
To
play
back
the
message
for
a
Zone:
1.
Press
the WHA
T
IS
key
.
W
H
AT
I
S
2.
Press
the
MESSA
GE
key
.
MESS
AGE
Chapter
4:
Communications
Programming
42
44
46
Table of Contents
Main Page
Default Chapter
5
Important Safety Instructions
5
FCC Requirements
7
Canadian Department of Communications Statement
9
Year Limited Warranty
10
Table of Contents
15
Chapter 1: Introduction
21
About this Manual
22
Feature Summary
22
Alarm LED
23
Built in Microphone
23
Layout
23
Phone Extension Jack
23
Phone Line Jack
23
Phone-In-Use LED
23
Power Jack
23
Programming Keypad
23
Speaker
23
System on LED
23
Technical Support
24
Chapter 2: Installation
25
Operating Environment
25
Mounting
25
Power Surge Protection
26
Power Supply and Battery Backup
26
Starting the Model 800
27
Run Mode and Standby Mode
27
Telephone Line
28
The Microphone
29
Alert Zones
30
Installing the Sensor
31
Multiple Sensors
32
Outdoor Wiring
33
Disconnecting the Model 800 for Storage or
34
Seasonal Use
34
Chapter 3: Quick Start
35
The Local Keypad
35
Preparation for Programming
35
Quick-Start Programming Steps
36
Step 1: Set Configuration of Zones
36
Step 2: Set the ID Number
37
Step 3: Set Dial-Out Telephone Numbers
37
Step 4: Set Temperature Limits
38
Summary of the Alarm Dial-Out Process
41
Chapter 4: Communications Programming
43
Voice Messages
43
The Unit ID Number
46
Programming the ID Number
47
Interrogating the ID Number
47
Dial-Out Telephone Numbers
48
Programming Dial-Out Telephone Numbers
48
Interrogating a Dial-Out Telephone Number
49
Erasing a Telephone Number
49
Tone or Pulse Dialing
50
Special Dialing
50
Special Dialing Keys
51
Incorporating a Pause
53
Incorporating a Pound (#) or Star (*)
54
The New Telephone Number Entry. Model 800 will Respond
54
Special Dialing to a Beeper or
55
Rings until Answer
56
Programming Rings until Answer
56
Interrogating Rings until Answer
57
TAD (Telephone Answering Device)
57
TAD Enable/Disable
57
Using the TAD Feature
58
No TAD in Use
59
Listen-In Time
59
Programming the Listen-In Time
59
Interrogating the Listen-In Time
60
Call Delay
60
Programming the Call Delay
60
Interrogating Call Delay
61
Local Voice Mute
61
Enable/Disable Local Voice Mute
62
Voice Repetitions
62
Programming Voice Repetitions
62
Interrogating Voice Repetitions
63
Intercall Time
63
Programming Intercall Time
63
Interrogating Intercall Time
63
Maximum Number of Calls (Max Calls)
65
Programming Max Calls
65
Interrogating Max Calls
66
The Clock
66
Setting the Clock
67
Interrogating Fo the Current Time
67
The Security Code
68
Locking the Keypad
68
Unlocking the Keypad
68
Chapter 5: Alarm Programming
71
Zone Configuration
71
Programming Zone Configuration
72
Interrogating Zone Configuration
73
Enable/Disable Zones
73
Changing Enabled/Disabled Zone Status
73
Verifying Enabled/Disabled Zone Status
73
Zone Recognition Time
74
Programming Zone Recognition Time
74
Interrogating Zone Recognition Time
76
Establishing High and Low Temperature Limits
76
Programming Temperature Limits for a Selected Zone
76
Disabling Alarm Response to High or Low Temperature
78
Interrogating High and Low Temperature Limits
78
Temperature Scale
79
Temperature Calibration
79
Programming Temperature Calibration
79
Interrogating Temperature Calibration
80
AC Power Monitoring Enable/Disable
82
Enabling/Disabling the AC Power Alarm
82
AC Power Failure Recognition Time
82
Interrogating Power Failure Recognition Time
83
Interrogating Power Failure Recognition Time
84
Sound Alarm Monitoring
84
Programming Sound Alarm Sensitivity
84
Interrogating Sound Sensitivity
85
Programming High Sound Alarm Recognition Time
85
Interrogating High Sound Alarm Recognition Time
86
High Sound Alarm Enable/Disable
86
Changing Enabled/Disabled High Sound Alarm
87
Exit Delay
87
Chapter 6: Acknowledgment, Status Report
89
Remote Access
89
Alarm Acknowledgment
89
Local Acknowledgment
89
Touch-Tone™ Acknowledgment
89
Callback Acknowledgment
90
Status Report
91
Example: Status Report, no Alarms
92
Example: Status Report, Existing Alarms
93
Example: Status Report, Disabled Zones
94
Battery Condition
95
Remote Access by Touch-Tone™ Telephone
95
Chapter 7: Operation
99
Alarm Detection, Dial-Out and Acknowledgment
99
Example: a Dial-Out Telephone Call
104
Chapter 8: Controlling the Output
105
Output Modes
105
To Program the Output Mode
106
To Play Back the Programmed Output Mode
107
Switching the Output Using the Keypad
108
Switching the Output over the Phone
108
Typical Applications
108
Single Thermostat Control
109
Dual Thermostat Control
112
Controlling Lights or Other Devices
113
Appendix A: Weekly Testing Procedure
115
Appendix B: Troubleshooting
117
Appendix C: 800 QUICK REFERENCE
127
Parameter Description
128
Appendix D: Accessories
131
Appendix E: Specifications
133
Relay Output
134
Power Supply
134
Appendix F: Returning the Unit for Repair
135
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