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Control & Status Connections<br />

Status Connections<br />

Three status contacts provide feedback about the operation of the <strong>DFT120</strong>. The<br />

contacts are electrically isolated from the rest of the unit.<br />

IN USE (Terminal 7 - Common, Terminal 8 - N/O*)<br />

This contact is active whenever the <strong>DFT120</strong> is performing any function.<br />

This includes recording, playing, pauses, delays and recording access<br />

tones.<br />

PLAYING (Terminal 9 - Common, Terminal 10 - N/O*)<br />

This contact is active while the <strong>DFT120</strong> is playing back a page. It will be<br />

active during the pause between the message repeats but not during the<br />

delays between different messages within the play sequence.<br />

RECORDING (Terminal 11 - Common, Terminal 12 - N/O*)<br />

This contact will be closed while the <strong>DFT120</strong> is actually recording audio<br />

data into memory. Because of the unit’s audio and DTMF triggering<br />

modes, the unit may not actually start recording at the same time the<br />

record control input is made active.<br />

* The contacts are set for normally open (N/O) when a function<br />

is not active and closed when the function is active. They can<br />

be changed so that they are normally closed and open when<br />

active, see below.<br />

Changing Status Contacts<br />

The <strong>DFT120</strong> is factory configured with all status contacts set for normally open<br />

operation (N/O), closed when active. To change any contact:<br />

1. Disconnect the power supply and remove cover.<br />

2. Locate desired status relay (see figure below).<br />

3. Set the relay’s jumper across pins 1 & 2 for N/O operation or across<br />

pins 2 & 3 for N/C operation.<br />

4. Replace the cover and reconnect power supply.<br />

Jumper installed<br />

for N/O Operation<br />

K3<br />

In Use<br />

K2<br />

Play<br />

K1<br />

Rec<br />

Jumper installed for<br />

N/C Operation<br />

1 2 3<br />

JP-3<br />

1 2 3<br />

JP-2<br />

1 2 3<br />

JP-1<br />

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