Sensaphone Express II User Manual

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Express II User’s Manual

• At any time after a valid alarm is determined,

the alarm may be acknowledged at the
Express II’s installation site, by pressing
ALARM CANCEL.

• When the Express II dials out and the call is

answered using a Touch-Tone telephone, it
may be instantly acknowledged by pressing
“555” (the default code) or by entering a
programmable code.

• The alarm message repeats for the number

of programmed Voice Repetitions. If “555”
has been entered, the Express II will say:

“OK.”

The alarm is considered acknowledged and

the dialout will stop.
(If the alert condition continues to exists,
then Reset Time may reactivate the dial
out process—refer to “Alarm Reset Time”
sections of Chapter Five.)

• If the Express II does not receive the

Touch-Tone code, it recites the following:

“No Acknowledgment.”

• After the acknowledgment period, it says:

“Press any key for unit activity.”

If a key is pressed, the unit enters command

mode. If no key is pressed it will hang up.

• The recipient of this message must call

the Express II back within the period
programmed for Intercall Time, in order to
acknowledge the alarm. If local voice mute
is off, the unit will beep at the installation site
while waiting for this call.

IV. The Alarm is Acknowledged

Variable Factors Indicator Light

Local, On-site
Acknowledgment

Touch-Tone
Acknowledgment:
Default Code 555

Tone or Pulse
Callback
Acknowledgment:
Within Intercall
Time

Red light blinks
until alarm is
acknowledged