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call. The various ‘Abort Options’ allow you todetermine how false alarm conditions can becancelled. When a call is aborted the SD-GSMimmediately hangs-up and returns to its normalstandby mode.Note: The initial alert text message cannot beaborted as it is sent almost instantly when analarm trigger occurs.TO SELECT AN ABORT OPTION1 From standby, enter the user code, thenuse the scroll keys (A or C) or 5 to displaythe Ack & Abort menu:Ack & AbortPress E to select. The screen willshow: Abort Options.2 Press E to select. The screen will showthe currently selected option: None (default).3 Use the scroll keys (A or C) and thenE, to select any of the following options:NoneTrigger inputscannot be aborted, (default).Passcode Only The selectedtrigger input can only be aborted by enteringthe user code into the SD-GSM.Code or Restore The selectedtrigger input can be aborted by either enteringthe user code into the SD-GSM or by restoringthe trigger input to its normal healthy condition.Restore OnlyThe selectedtrigger input can only be aborted by restoringthe trigger input to its normal healthy condition.Clear by OptionsOnce the SD-GSM has made its call anddelivered its message it requires a signal, fromthe contacted person, to say that the messagehas been successfully received and accepted.To accept a call, the recipient must press thenumber 8 button on their telephone at anytime during the call. If a call is not accepted,the SD-GSM will dial the next programmedcontact number.The ‘Clear By Options’ allow you to determinewhether the SD-GSM should cease callingyour contacts after the first acknowledgementor continue calling all contacts.TO SELECT A CLEAR BY OPTION1 From standby, enter the user code, thenuse the scroll keys (A or C) or 5 to displaythe Ack & Abort menu:Ack & AbortPress E to select. The screen willshow: Abort Options.2 Press the scroll key (C) to display:Clear By Options.3 Press E to select. The screen willshow the currently selected option: Anyone(default).4 Use the scroll keys (A or C) and thenE, to select either of the following options:AnyoneWhen theSD-GSM has been acknowledged, it will shutdown until it is triggered again.No OneThe SD-GSMwill contact all programmed contact numbers.OutputsThe SD-GSM has four programmable outputs(OP1 to OP4) that can be accessed remotelyand used for a wide variety of functions (forexample: switching on lighting or heating/ventilationsystems).TO PROGRAM AN OUTPUT1 From standby, enter the user code, thenuse the scroll keys (A or C) or 6 to displaythe Outputs menu:OutputsPress E to select. The screen willshow: Output 1.2 If necessary, select the required outputport (Output 1 to Output 4) using thescroll keys (A or C) and then press E toselect. The screen will show the currentlyselected option: OFF (default).Page 10
3 Use the scroll keys (A or C) and thenE, to select any of the following options:OFFThe output remains off at all times.Message Waiting This output typeactivates when the SD-GSM has a Messagewaiting and de-activates once the Messagehas been played.Remote Access This output activateswhen the SD-GSM is being accessedremotely with a touch-tone telephone. Theoutput de-activates when call has finished.Temperature High This outputactivates when the Temperature High settinghas been reached. The output de-activatesonce the temperature falls below the presettemperature (see Alarm Levels).Temperature Low This outputactivates when the Temperature Low settinghas been reached. The output de-activatesonce the temperature rises above the presettemperature (see Alarm Levels).Listen Active This output typeactivates when the SD-GSM is using the ListenIn feature (see Listen-in & talkback mode).Speech Active This output typeactivates when the SD-GSM is using theTalk Back feature (see Listen-in & talkbackmode).GSM In Use This output type activateswhen the SD-GSM is using the mobile telephonelink.Call Active This output type activateswhen the SD-GSM is active, i.e. after the unithas been triggered. The output de-activatesonce the unit has dialled all its contacts or thecall is aborted.Call Successful This output typeactivates when the SD-GSM has delivered itsmessage successfully. The output de-activateswhen the unit is next triggered.Call Failed This output type activateswhen the SD-GSM fails to deliver its message.The output de-activates when the unit is nexttriggered.Remote Control 1-4 These outputtypes can be remotely turned on and off by atouchtone telephone. e.g., switching on lightingor heating/ventilation systems.Supply Volts Low This output typeactivates when the SD-GSM supply voltagedrops below 10.5 Volts. (see Alarm Levels).GSM Signal Low This output typeactivates when the GSM signal level falls belowthe level set in the Signal Low option. (seeAlarm Levels).Call Routing OptionsCall routing options allow you to determinewhich contacts should receive certain (voice ortext) messages. For instance, you may requirealarm message A to be sent to contacts 1, 3and 5, while alarm message B should go onlyto contacts 2,6, 7 and 8. Similarly, the optionalAuto Report can be sent to one or morechosen contacts. There are four call routingoptions and each is configured in a similarmanner:• Trigger Alarm Determines whichcontacts (1 to 10) should be called when aparticular alarm is triggered.• Trigger Restore Determines whichcontacts (1 to 10) should be called when aparticular alarm returns to its normal state (forexample when the alarm system has beenreset after an alarm activation).• Auto Report Determines which contactswill be notified by the Auto Reporting facility.• Text Forward Determines which contactwill receive any text messages that have arrivedat the SD-GSM (see Messages - Inbox).TO PROGRAM CALL ROUTING OPTIONS1 From standby, enter the user code, thenuse the scroll keys (A or C) or 7 to displaythe Call Routing menu:Call RoutingPress E to select. The screen willshow: Trigger Alarm. If necessary, usethe scroll keys (A or C) to select the TriggerRestore or Auto Report or TextForwarding options.2 Press E to select. The screen willshow:Page 11
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