Sensaphone Express II User Manual

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Chapter 6: Operation

• The dial-out process is activated as soon

as the Call Delay time expires (if the alarm
has not been cancelled at the Express II’s
installation site.) The dial-out begins with the
first selected telephone number, and proceeds
sequentially, through the remaining telephone
numbers listed in the dialout selection.

• Call Progress, an automatic feature, enables

the Express II to detect whether or not the
telephone call is answered. After 10 rings, or
if a busy signal is encountered, the Express
II will hang up, wait the programmed Intercall
Time, and proceed to dial the next telephone
number.

• When the telephone is answered, the Express

II will immediately begin reciting a message
that indicates which of the inputs is in alarm.
The Express II will request acknowledgement,
if it has not yet occurred.

• When the telephone is answered, the

programmed Voice Repititions determine the
number of times per call the Express II recites
the alarm message.

• If the alarm is not acknowledged with the first

dial-out telephone call, the Express II waits
the duration of Intercall Time before dialing the
next telephone number. Intercall Time is the
programmed waiting period in between each
dial-out telephone call.

• If no telephone calls are answered, the

Express II dials out sequentially, through the
remaining telephone numbers and continues
to cycle until the programmed Maximum
Number of Calls is reached.

Chapter 6: Operation

III. Dial-out Begins

Variable Factors Indicator Light

Call Delay:
Expired

Call Progress:
Activated

Alarm Messages:
By Telephone

Voice Repititions:
Activated

Intercall Time:
Activated

Max Calls:
Activated

Red light
continues
blinking