Configuring the Dialing Lists for Trigger-1 and Trigger-2:
Once you have programmed the (up to 9) phone numbers, you can determine which of these numbers are
dialed when a particular trigger is activated. This can be useful in situations where you need to notify different
personnel depending on the situation; i.e in the case of a temperature alarm, you may only want to notify the
system administrators, whereas for a water alarm you may also wish to call the building’s maintenance supervisor
or contractor.
1. Key in the four-digit password
[x][x][x][x]
.
2. Press
[PROGRAM][6][ENTER]
to select “
dialing list programming
” mode.
3. Press
[1]
to set the dialing list for Trigger 1, or
[2]
to set the dialing list for Trigger 2, then press
[ENTER]
.
4. The LCD will show nine dashes, corresponding to the 9 possible phone numbers, assuming this is your
first time programming the unit; otherwise, it will show a mix of dashes and numbers, reflecting the
current programming.
5. Press a number from 1 to 9 to select which of the 9 phone-number presets you wish to enable or disable
for this trigger. Each time you press a number, it toggles that particular number on or off; enabled
numbers will display as a number, while disabled ones will display as a dash.
6. Once you have set the dialing list programmed the way you want it, press
[ENTER]
to save the list.
Repeat this process for both trigger inputs, if necessary. Note that you can assign any combination of numbers
to either trigger; i.e. you can have all nine numbers associated with both triggers, or only some associated with
one and some to the other, or any mix which suits your needs.
When the autodialer is triggered, it will begin dialing the numbers in the list associated with that particular
trigger, starting with the first enabled number in the list and ending with the last enabled entry. For example, if
the dialing list for Trigger 1 looks like this:
The unit will dial all nine phone numbers, starting with #1 and ending with #9. On the other hand, if the
dialing list looks like this instead:
The dialer will only dial entries #2, #4, and #7, in that order.
