Sensaphone 400 User Manual

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Stay informed and in control of vital environmental conditions

and processes with the fully-programmable Sensaphone

®

400.

LIT-0129

User’s Manual

SENSAPHONE

®

REMOTE MONITORING SOLUTIONS

400

SENSAPHONE

®

Table of Contents

Default Chapter5
- Important Safety Instructions5
- Fcc Requirements6
- Year Limited Warranty9
- Table of Contents13
Chapter 1: Introduction19
- Feature Summary20
- About this Manual20
- Layout21
- Led Indicators21
- Technical Support22
Chapter 2: Installation23
- Operating Environment23
- Mounting23
- Power Surge Protection23
- Power Supply and Battery Backup24
- Starting the Model 40024
- Run Mode and Standby Mode24
- Telephone Line25
- The Microphone27
- Alert Zones27
- Installing the Sensor28
- Multiple Sensors29
- Outdoor Wiring31
- Disconnecting the Model 400 for Storage or31
  - Seasonal Use31
Chapter 3: Quick Start33
- The Local Keypad33
- Preparation for Programming33
- Quick-Start Programming Steps34
- Summary of the Alarm Dial-Out Process38
Chapter 4: Communications41
Programming41
- Voice Messages41
- The Unit ID Number44
  - Programming the ID Number44
  - Interrogating the ID Number45
- Dial-Out Telephone Numbers45
- Dial-Out Test Mode48
  - To Test a Dialout Phone Number48
  - Manually Dial a Telephone Number48
- Tone or Pulse Dialing49
- Special Dialing49
- Rings until Answer55
  - Programming Rings until Answer55
  - Interrogating Rings until Answer55
- Tad (Telephone Answering Device)56
- Listen-In Time57
  - Programming the Listen-In Time57
  - Interrogating the Listen-In Time58
- Call Delay58
  - Programming the Call Delay59
  - Interrogating Call Delay59
- Local Voice Mute60
  - Enable/Disable Local Voice Mute60
- Voice Repetitions61
  - Programming Voice Repetitions61
  - Interrogating Voice Repetitions61
- Intercall Time62
  - Programming Intercall Time62
  - Interrogating Intercall Time63
- Maximum Number of Calls (Max Calls)64
  - Programming Max Calls64
  - Interrogating Max Calls65
- The Clock65
  - Setting the Clock65
  - Interrogating for the Current Time66
- The Security Code66
  - Locking the Keypad67
  - Unlocking the Keypad67
Chapter 5: Alarm Programming69
- Zone Configuration69
  - Programming Zone Configuration70
  - Interrogating Zone Configuration70
- Enable/Disable Zones71
  - Changing Enabled/Disabled Zone Status71
  - Verifying Enabled/Disabled Zone Status72
- Zone Recognition Time72
  - Programming Zone Recognition Time73
  - Interrogating Zone Recognition Time74
- Establishing High and Low Temperature Limits74
- Temperature Scale77
- Temperature Calibration77
  - Programming Temperature Calibration77
  - Interrogating Temperature Calibration78
- Obtaining Current Temperature79
- Ac Power Monitoring Enable/Disable79
  - Enabling/Disabling the AC Power Alarm79
- Ac Power Failure Recognition Time80
  - Programming Power Failure Recognition Time80
  - Interrogating Power Failure Recognition Time81
- Sound Alarm Monitoring81
Chapter 6: Acknowledgment, Status87
Report & Remote Access87
- Alarm Acknowledgment87
- Status Report89
Chapter 7: Operation97
- Alarm Detection, Dial-Out and Acknowledgment97
- Example: a Dial-Out Telephone Call101
Chapter 8: Controlling the Output103
- Output Modes103
  - To Program the Output Mode104
  - To Play Back the Programmed Output Mode105
- Switching the Output Using the Keypad105
  - Switching the Output over the Phone105
- Typical Applications106
  - Single Thermostat Control106
  - Dual Thermostat Control108
- Controlling Lights or Other Devices110
Appendix A: Weekly Testing111
Procedure111
Appendix B: Troubleshooting113
- Error Messages113
- Communications / Dial out113
- Temperature Monitoring116
- Sound Level Monitoring117
- Other Monitoring118
Appendix C: 400 Quick Reference121
- Parameter Description122
Appendix D: Accessories125
Appendix E: Specifications127
- Alert Zones127
- Microphone127
- Phone Interface127
- LED Indicator127
- Relay Output127
- Power Supply128
- Environmental128
- Physical128
Appendix F: Returning the Unit129
For Repair129
Appendix G: Test Log131

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Sensaphone 400 Specifications

General

Type	Environmental Monitoring System
Zones	4
Temperature Monitoring	Yes
Notification	Phone call
Communication	POTS (Plain Old Telephone Service)
Operating Temperature	32°F to 122°F (0°C to 50°C)
Inputs	4 universal inputs (supports temperature, humidity, voltage, current, or dry contact)