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AOR Series Analog Stations 

Installation & Operation Manual

 

 

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Rev. 1/7/2022

 

 

Copyright 2021-2022 Talk-A-Phone, LLC

 

• 7530 North Natchez Avenue • Niles, Illinois 60714 • Phone 773.539.1100 • info@talkaphone.com • www.talkaphone.com.  

 

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LLC.  All rights reserved.  All other trademarks mentioned in this document or website are the property of their respective owners and does not imply or indicate any approval, endorsement, 
sponsorship, or affiliation with such owners unless such approval, endorsement, sponsorship, or affiliation is expressly indicated. 

7.  Operation 

  Pushbutton Operation 

When the pushbutton of the AOR Series Analog Station is pressed, the unit will go off-hook and dial up 
to five (5) pre-programmed phone number(s) in round robin fashion if a phone number is busy or does 
not answer. 

The 

“ANSWERED”

 LED momentarily flashes while dialing. 

When the call is answered, the voice message (if recorded) will automatically play to identify the 
physical location of the phone call.  The unit by default plays the voice message once, and then 
automatically illuminates the 

“ANSWERED”

 LED to indicate that hands-free communication to the 

answering point has been established. 

During an active call, if the remote side (answering point or receiving end) presses the 

*

 key, the unit 

will transmit the ID number (if programmed), then play the voice message again.  The remote side will 
then be advised of the physical location of the phone call through either the voice message or the 
information displayed in the Talk-A-Lert software when it decodes the DTMF ID number. 

Once the 

“ANSWERED”

 LED is activated, the 

#

 key can be used on the remote side to terminate the 

call or hang up the AOR Series Analog Station. 

  Auxiliary Input Operation 

The Auxiliary Input allows for remote call activation on the AOR Series Analog Station via a dry contact 
closure.  Examples of external devices that could provide this dry contact closure include Model SA-1 
Scream Alert, an elevator emergency stop button, a sensor for a stuck elevator or open elevator door, 
smoke detector, alarm switch, etc. 

When a dry contact closure is provided to the Auxiliary Input, the unit will go off-hook and dial up to 
three (3) pre-programmed phone number(s) in round robin fashion if a phone number is busy or does 
not answer. 

The 

“ANSWERED”

 LED momentarily flashes while dialing. 

When the call is answered, the unit will automatically illuminate the 

“ANSWERED”

 LED to indicate that 

hands-free communication to the answering point has been established. 

The voice message feature is 

NOT

 supported on the Auxiliary Input. 

Once the 

“ANSWERED”

 LED is activated, hanging up the handset or pressing the 

#

 key on the remote 

side phone will terminate the call. 

  Calling the AOR Series Analog Station from the Remote Side 

1.  On a regular touch-tone telephone, enter the telephone number of the Phone you wish to call.  After 

a short pause, the unit will answer with an open channel (i.e. microphone and speaker are active). 

2.  Begin speaking to any person at the unit. 

3.  Hang up the handset on the remote side to terminate the call. 

 

 

 

NOTE: 

The 

#

 key cannot be used to terminate inbound calls to the AOR Series Analog Station. 

Summary of Contents for AOR Series

Page 1: ...otice Talk A Phone Talkaphone bAlert Scream Alert WEBS and WEBS Contact are registered trademarks of Talk A Phone LLC All rights reserved All other trademarks mentioned in this document or website are...

Page 2: ...Output 7 4 Speaker and Microphone Volume 8 5 Mode Configuration DIP Switches 9 6 Software Programming 10 Quick Programming Guide 10 Accessing Programming Mode 11 Security Code 12 Summary List of Progr...

Page 3: ...quality and will provide years of reliable service This manual will guide you through the installation of this product and provide comprehensive operating instructions Please read this instruction ma...

Page 4: ...should be performed by qualified personnel only in accordance with the National Electrical Code and other federal state and local statutes and building codes Using shielded cable is recommended to avo...

Page 5: ...or website are the property of their respective owners and does not imply or indicate any approval endorsement sponsorship or affiliation with such owners unless such approval endorsement sponsorship...

Page 6: ...rademarks of Talk A Phone LLC All rights reserved All other trademarks mentioned in this document or website are the property of their respective owners and does not imply or indicate any approval end...

Page 7: ...nless such approval endorsement sponsorship or affiliation is expressly indicated 3 Auxiliary Inputs Outputs All AOR Series Analog Station models include one 1 Auxiliary Input Some models are optional...

Page 8: ...ease or decrease the speaker volume please refer to the illustration below to determine how to adjust the speaker volume DIP Switches 1 and 2 are provided to configure a few audio detection modes as o...

Page 9: ...expressly indicated 5 Mode Configuration DIP Switches Mode Configuration DIP Switches 1 2 and 3 are provided to configure a number of modes as outlined below Mode Configuration DIP Switch Position Fun...

Page 10: ...aker are active 2 Enter the default security code 827827 or TAPTAP 3 Program the Primary Phone Number to dial 0 20 digits for phone number 00 For dialing a number on a POTS or PSTN telephone line i e...

Page 11: ...the case 2 Call into the AOR Series Analog Station 3 Enter the default security code 827827 or TAPTAP 4 The call station will output a double beep and enter programming mode any programming code s may...

Page 12: ...iliation with such owners unless such approval endorsement sponsorship or affiliation is expressly indicated Security Code When Mode Configuration DIP Switch 3 is in the ON position the AOR Series Ana...

Page 13: ...phone number for Auxiliary Input 0 20 digits 08 Secondary autodial phone number for Auxiliary Input 0 20 digits 09 Third autodial phone number for Auxiliary Input 6 digits 17 Voice message other optio...

Page 14: ...n dialing pagers or voice mail systems use 7 in the dial string where a pause is required Autodial Phone Numbers for the Auxiliary Input When a dry contact closure is provided to the Auxiliary Input t...

Page 15: ...time between talk and listen modes i e VOX switching time 1 0 1 seconds 2 0 2 seconds Default 3 0 3 seconds 4 0 4 seconds 5 0 5 seconds 6 0 6 seconds 7 0 7 seconds 8 0 8 seconds 9 0 9 seconds B Call L...

Page 16: ...o Digit Voice Message Delay Sets the amount of time required to elapse 1 99 seconds after dialing the phone number before the voice message plays Factory set to automatically start playing the voice m...

Page 17: ...s been met the dialing process stops and the AOR Series Analog Station hangs up When the lap counter is disabled default if the AOR Series Analog Station is programmed to dial the next number on ring...

Page 18: ...onfiguration DIP Switch 3 to the OFF position programming mode and activate the pushbutton The unit will then call Talkaphone Technical Support no matter if it is connected directly to a PSTN line or...

Page 19: ...of the physical location of the phone call through either the voice message or the information displayed in the Talk A Lert software when it decodes the DTMF ID number Once the ANSWERED LED is activa...

Page 20: ...proval endorsement sponsorship or affiliation is expressly indicated Answering a Call from the AOR Series Analog Station at the Remote Side 1 The telephone at the remote side answering point or receiv...

Page 21: ...itch 3 is set to the OFF position or reset the unit to factory defaults 2 I have made several mistakes in programming my phone and or I do not know what has been programmed into the unit Can I start o...

Page 22: ...ound noise or silence has been recorded The answering point remote side will hear this voice message before the unit establishes two way communication The unit does not hang up 1 The unit is not progr...

Page 23: ...same terms and conditions Warranty period for Area of Rescue Products is sixty 60 months under the same terms and conditions Warranty period for Intercommunication Products is twelve 12 months under...

Page 24: ...rade name and model causes harm to the telephone network the telephone company will notify you in advance that temporary discontinuance of service may be required However if advance notice is not prac...

Page 25: ...p or affiliation with such owners unless such approval endorsement sponsorship or affiliation is expressly indicated 12 Part 15 Limitations This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the...

Page 26: ...al cleanser and water Deeper stains may be removed with a magnesium oxide ammonia and water paste Wipe clean with water rinse and dry the faceplate Light corrosion or rusting on the faceplate can be r...

Page 27: ...ponsorship or affiliation with such owners unless such approval endorsement sponsorship or affiliation is expressly indicated 14 AOR Series Analog Station Installation Information Sheet This installat...

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