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5 Press B to stop recording.6 To play back the message press Ekey. The message will be played back throughthe internal speaker.Note: If you wish to re-record or delete a messagepress the D (Clear) key.7 Repeat steps 3 – 6 for other voice messages.8 Optionally record other messages:• Record a site message.As per step 3, use the scroll keys tolocate the Voice Site entry and record acommon message that gives details aboutthe site (i.e. address, contact details, etc), asrequired.• Record restore messages.For each alarm input, you can recorda restore message that will be played to yourcontacts when the alarm situation is cleared.As per step 3, use the scroll keys to locate theeight Voice Restore entries and recordsuitable messages.9 Press F to exit this menu.Text messagesThe SD-GSM can send text messages to mobiletelephones using the standard SMS (ShortMessage Service) messaging. The unit canstore up to eight alarm messages, each withup to 40-characters.When the unit sends a text message, it addsthe “site message” with a time and date stamp(see Set date and time).Site Messages should normally hold the nameor details of the location being protected.TO EDIT TEXT MESSAGES1 From standby, enter the user code, thenuse the scroll keys (A or C) or 2 to displaythe Messages menu:MessagesPress E to select. The screen willshow: Voice Message.2 Use the scroll keys to display: TextMessage.3 Press E to select. The screen willshow:Text Alarm AAlarm A4 Press the scroll keys (A or C) or press1 – 8 to select the required alarm message(A to H).5 Press E to edit. Use the text editingkeys to enter the text message.6 Press E to accept.7 Repeat steps 4 – 6 for other alarm textmessages.8 Optionally create other text messages:• Create a site message.As per step 4, use the scroll keys tolocate the Text Site entry and enter acommon message that gives details aboutthe site (i.e. address, contact details, etc), asrequired.• Create restore messages.For each alarm input, you can createa restore message that will be sent to yourcontacts when the alarm situation is cleared.As per step 4, use the scroll keys to locate theeight Text Restore entries and create suitablemessages.9 Press F to exit this menu.InboxThe SD-GSM can receive text messages.These would normally be reminders from yourservice provider that your credit is running low(if you are using a pay as you go SIM card).TO VIEW INCOMING TEXT MESSAGES1 From standby, enter the user code, thenuse the scroll keys (A or C) or 2 to displaythe Messages menu:MessagesPress E to select. The screen willshow: Voice Message.2 Use the scroll keys to display: Inbox.Page 6
3 Press E to select. The screen willshow:¬¦ ENT to SelectView Messages4 Press E once more. The screen showsthe text of the message.(If there are no messages the screen will showInbox Empty.)5 Press F to exit this menu.TO DELETE INCOMING TEXT MESSAGESThe SD-GSM has limited storage space forincoming text messages. Once you have reada message you should delete it:1 From standby, enter the user code, thenuse the scroll keys (A or C) or 2 to displaythe Messages menu:MessagesPress E to select. The screen willshow: Voice Message.2 Use the scroll keys to display: Inbox.3 Press E to select. The screen willshow:¬¦ ENT to SelectView Messages4 Use the scroll keys to display: DeleteInbox.5 Press E to select. The screen willshow:Delete Inbox[ENT] or [ESC]6 Press E to confirm. The screen willbriefly show Wait followed by View Messages.(If you do not wish to delete the messagespress F.)7 Press F to exit this menu.TO FORWARD AN INCOMING TEXT MESSAGEYou may not wish to visit the SD-GSM frequentlyin order to check that there are incomingtext messages. The SD-GSM can forwardtext messages it receives to one or more ofits programmed contact numbers. See CallRouting - Text Forward.System OptionsThe system options menu contains an assortmentof options relating to various aspects ofoperation.TO USE THE SYSTEM OPTIONS MENU1 From standby, enter the user code, thenuse the scroll keys (A or C) or 3 to displaythe System Options menu:System OptionsPress E to select. The screen will showthe first option: Trigger Polarity.2 Use the scroll keys (A or C) or press1 – 7, and then E, to select any of thefollowing options:1 Trigger Polarity Determines thepolarity of trigger inputs2 Remote Options Items related toaccessing the SD-GSMfrom a remote location3 Display Options Items related tothe use of the SD-GSM display screen.4 Alarm Levels Internal alarmtriggers: temperature and power supply.5 Record Options Items related tovoice recordings.6 Report Options Items related toactivity log reporting.7 Change Language Change languageused on display.Trigger PolarityThe SD-GSM can be configured to use eithera negative applied trigger (default) or positiveapplied trigger (+). This setting should reflectthe wiring of the inputs, see Control panelconnections within the Installation chapter.Note: All inputs must use the same triggerpolarities.Page 7
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