Texecom Speech Dialler User Manual

Speech Dialler Operators Manual
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Use ) to scroll backwards and forwards
through the call log:
The top line shows the event number (PR* and
the input triggered. The bottom line shows the
contacts that were called and the response of
the unit:
(PR*'E4?A+'R'
K)R7
K) = Called contact 1, call acknowledged.
R< = Called contact 2, call NOT acknowledged.
R7 = Called contact 2, call acknowledged and stopped.
RA = Called contact 1, call aborted by user code.
NC = Called contact 3, call aborted by restore of trigger input.
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To view the log in the enhanced mode press
$. The bottom line will now scroll a full
description of the event:
%65//.='3,4+50+'K'd'R'J'+_.'05//'
X57'50W4,X/.=:.='aV'KJ'+_.'05//'X57
50W4,X/.=:.='d'7+,??.='aV'0,4+50+'R'
(PR*'E4?A+'R'
%65//.='3,4+50+''
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Press the $ to return to the normal display
mode. Press
* to exit this menu.
(PR*'E4?A+'R'
K)R7'
Output Options
The Speech Dialler has two programmable outputs that can be used for a wide variety
of functions. Each output can be programmed to one of the following functions:
1 Phone Line Fault: This output type will activate when telephone line connected
to the unit has a fault (disconnected or no line voltage).
2 Line in Use: This output type activates when the Speech Dialler is using the
telephone line.
3 Call Active: This output type activates when the Speech Dialler is active, i.e. after
the unit has been triggered. The output deactivates once the unit has dialed all its
contacts or the call is aborted.
4 Call Successful: This output type activates when the Speech Dialler has
delivered its message successfully. The output deactivates when the unit is next
triggered.

Texecom Speech Dialler Specifications

General

Brand	Texecom
Model	Speech Dialler
Category	Security System
Language	English