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Details the various functions and communication abilities of the Master Station.
Explains the operational modes and flexibility of the system with S3C phones.
Step-by-step guide to initiate a call to an elevator unit from the Master Station.
Instructions on how to use the Master Station as a standard telephone.
Detailed procedure for remotely programming S3C phones using the Master Station.
Essential preparation steps and considerations before starting any programming.
Guide to recording a custom message for identifying the elevator location.
How to control the volume of the programming menu voice prompts.
Instructions for setting the audio volume during calls.
Procedure to revert all settings to their original factory state.
Steps for physically connecting the telephone line to the device.
Details the necessary voltage, current, and battery specifications.
Initial steps for programming the Site ID and local announcements.
How to enable or disable car announcements for emergency calls.
How to manage announcements for system failures like power or battery.
Setting the duration limit for two-way conversations.
Setting a password for remote programming access.
Configuring the number of rings before the phone answers.
Assigning a unique identification number to each phone.
Reviewing the current programming settings of the phone.
Steps to revert the phone to its original factory default settings.
Procedure to verify the functionality of the connected telephone line.
Adjusting the audio volume for the telephone line.
Troubleshooting steps for when the keypad fails to respond.
Further details on issues with the keypad or physical buttons.
Addresses the error message despite a seemingly functional phone line.
Troubleshooting for remote calls failing to register touch tones.
Explains momentary communication issues with emergency operators.
Solutions for when the unit fails to disconnect properly after a call.
Diagnosing why the remote phone does not respond when called.
Definition of the feature that bypasses automated messages.
Explanation of announcements related to system status or failures.
Definition of a specific type of telephone line connection.
Explanation of the recorded message identifying the location.
Definition of the term "Telco" in the context of telephone lines.
Definition of a momentary voltage drop on a telephone line.
Instructions for handling damaged shipments upon arrival.
Procedure for obtaining return authorization for warranty claims.
Details the terms and conditions of the product warranty.
The Wurtec S3 Communicator Master Station is a versatile and multi-functional device designed to facilitate communication within an elevator system and with outside lines. It serves as a central hub for up to eight S3C phones, allowing them to share a single telephone line. The Master Station is capable of both local and remote programming of connected S3C phones, making installation and maintenance efficient, especially for large installations.
The Master Station's primary function is to enable communication between itself and individual S3C elevator phones, or all S3C phones simultaneously. It can also operate as a standard telephone, allowing calls to outside lines. A key feature is its ability to join an already established call initiated by an S3C elevator phone. In the absence of a telephone line, the Master Station can still function as an intercom system, communicating with connected S3C phones. This intercom capability is particularly useful during phone line outages, ensuring that communication within the elevator system remains possible even if emergency calls to outside lines cannot be made. The Master Station can remotely program any connected S3C phone, provided the unit numbers are already programmed into the S3C phones.
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* (VOL UP) key on the Master Station keypad, then enter the unit number of the desired phone (or 0 for all phones). Communication is two-way. To end the call, press TALK/END. Hanging up the handset puts the Master Station into speakerphone mode.TALK/END on the keypad, then dial the desired number. To end the call, press TALK/END again. Hanging up the handset puts the Master Station into speakerphone mode.* (VOL UP) on the Master Station keypad, then enter the unit number of the S3C phone to program (not 0 for all phones). Once communication is established, press 55 to enter programming mode. From there, follow the programming instructions as if calling in remotely. To exit programming, press * (VOL UP) then 0.SITE ID MSG button, then 1 to record. After the tone, record the message and press # (VOL DN). To exit, press * (VOL UP) then 0.TALK/END and * (VOL UP) simultaneously. To decrease, press TALK/END and # (VOL DN) simultaneously.TALK/END, then after hearing the dial tone, press TALK/END and * (VOL UP) simultaneously. To decrease, press TALK/END, then after hearing the dial tone, press TALK/END and # (VOL DN) simultaneously.* (VOL UP) can be used to add a 2-second pause during programming.* (VOL UP) and # (VOL DN) simultaneously. The phone will prompt to press 1 to reset or 2 to cancel. Pressing 1 will erase all programmed data.TALK/END on the keypad. If a valid line is present, a dial tone will be heard, allowing verification of emergency numbers.
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