2N Lift emergency phone 2N SingleTalk - Manual, 1514 v6.3.0 - Manual (Page 51)

2N® SingleTalk Programming
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Communication Equipment
– Abbrev. Programming Form
Function Number and Name Value Range Initializa-
tion Value
Value Programmed
by You
Notes, Explanations
011 – ALARM button memory 1 up to 16 digits empty
To delete the memory, enter a “zero
length number“, e.g. 0 1 1 * *
Storing characters *, # and inter-digit
space is executed additionally using
function xx7.
Memories 013–016 can be used
only if the voice recording module
is present!
Caution: The total count of
attempts (number of filled
memories multiplied by
parameter 018) must be less
than or equal to 15.
012 – ALARM button memory 2 up to 16 digits empty
013 – ALARM button memory 3 up to 16 digits empty
014 – ALARM button memory 4 up to 16 digits empty
015 – ALARM button memory 5 up to 16 digits empty
016 – ALARM button memory 6 up to 16 digits empty
018 – count of automatic dialing
cycles for the ALARM button 0–9
3 cycles
0 = automatic dialing disable (the
first number is dialed once only)
551 – checking call memory 1 up to 16 digits empty
Storing characters *, # and inter-digit
pause is executed additionally using
function xx7.
Memories 553–556 can be used
only if the voice recording module
is present!
552 – checking call memory 2 up to 16 digits empty
553 – checking call memory 3 up to 16 digits empty
554 – checking call memory 4 up to 16 digits empty
555 – checking call memory 5 up to 16 digits empty
556 – checking call memory 6 up to 16 digits empty
558 – count of automatic dialing
cycles for the checking call 0–9
3 cycles
0 = automatic dialing disable (the
first number is dialed once only)
901 – dialing type 0 or 1 0 = tone 0 = tone dialing
1 = pulse dialing
902 – dialing start time
(after pick-up)
5 to 99
corresponds to
0.5 to 9.9 s
10 =
1 second
Time between pick-up and dialing
start.
904 – automatic dialing type 0–4 1
0 = disabled for all buttons
1 = loud dialing with confirmation
2 = silent with confirmation
3, 4 = loud without confirmation
911 – count of rings until
incoming call answering
01–99 2 Defines the moment of pick-up during
ringing.
912 – maximum call duration 1 to 99
corresponds to
10 to 990 s
12 =
2 minutes
06 = 1 minute
30 = 5 minutes
99 = 16.5 minutes
913 – seizure timeout
(for automatic dialing)
1–99
corresponds to
10 to 990 s
6 = 60
seconds
change!
The maximum time, during which
the dispatcher has to answer and
send confirmation, otherwise the
ST hangs up and dials the following
number.
914 – delayed calling
0–9
(count of cycles)
0 = no
delay
change!
1 cycle lasts 11 seconds.
Zero = no delay.