Sensaphone Express II - Manual (Page 33)

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Chapter 5: Programming
3. Day, Night, Wknds
This schedule allows you to program Express II to
call a set of Phone Contacts during the day (Monday
to Friday), a set of Phone Contacts during the night
(Monday to Thursday), and a set of Phone Contacts
for the weekend (Friday night through Monday
morning).
• Phone Contacts from 1–16 are called during the
day (Monday to Friday).
• Phone Contacts from 17–32 are called during
the night (Monday to Thursday).
• Phone Contacts from 33–48 are called during
the weekend (Friday night to Monday morning).
Day and night starting times are separately
programmed to control how Express II differentiates
day and night periods.
Programming Day and Night Starting Times
If option 2 (Days and Nights), or 3 (Day, Night and
Wknds) was selected, then you will be prompted
to set the starting times for day hours/minutes and
night hours/minutes. After you have separated your
Phone Contacts into groups, setting the day and
night starting times allows you to define when one
shift ends and another begins. This way, dial-out
can occur in any 24 hour period, to report an alarm
around the clock.
It is important to note that time is programmed using
the “24 hour” format: A day hour set to “5” is equal
to 5:00 am. A night hour set to “17” is equal to 5:00
pm. The default setting is 7 hours, 0 minutes for day
hours, and 19 hours, 0 minutes for night hours.
Chapter 5: Programming
Select one option:
Press 1 if selecting All.
Press 2 if selecting Days and Nights.
Press 3 if selecting Day, Night, Wknds.
5) If option 2 or 3 is selected, current
starting times, first for day, and then for
night, will be displayed, along with the
option to reset these times.
To keep current settings, just press
the ENTER key.
To change settings, use the number
keys on the keypad and press
ENTER. When Express II says, “Enter
day hours,” enter the hour (0 to 23);
then press ENTER. The new hour will
appear in the local display.
When Express II says, “Enter day
minutes,” enter the minutes (0 to 59);
then press ENTER.