Skutch Electronics AS-80 - Manual (Page 4)

! Two OUTPUT CHANNELS to control
external devices with remote control
capability.
! Programmable RING DELAY for
incoming calls, from 1-28, or special
SHARE LINE mode.
! Programmable DOUBLE
CONFIRMATION mode makes unit
confirm each number 2 times
! 3 different answer detect selections
! Local or Remote Programming
! 4 digit security access code for remote
programming
! Answer disable jumper
! Reset button
! Indicator leds show status of channels
! Priority telephone line circuit gives the
AS-80 priority on shared line
applications.
! Non volatile storage retains all system
information and Announcements for up
to ten years without power.
! No batteries for backup
! System operates on 12 VDC @ 200mA.
Installation
• Phone Line Connection
These terminals connect to the telephone
line that the AS-80 will use.
•
Phone Set Connection
These terminals are ONLY used if you are
sharing a line between the AS-80 and other
phones or devices. In this case the other phones
must be connected to these terminals and NOT
directly to the phone line. The AS-80 should be
the only be the only device that is connected
directly to the telephone line.
• + Output Channel 1
This is an auxiliary output that can be used
to control external devices. When channel 1 on
the AS-80 is triggered, the Output goes to
+12vdc @ 20mA. The amount of time that the
output stays high is dependent on how the unit
was programmed. The output can also turned
"ON" and "OFF" by remote control.
•
- Output Channel 1
This is the ground for Output 1. It is tied
directly to power ground.
• + Output Channel 2
This is an auxiliary output that can be used
to control external devices. When channel 2 on
the AS-80 is triggered, the Output goes to
+12vdc @ 20mA. The amount of time that the
output stays high is dependent on how the unit
was programmed. The output can also turned
"ON" and "OFF" by remote control.
• - Output Channel 2
This is the ground for Output 2. It is tied
directly to power ground.
• Input #1 (+)
This is the positive input for channel 1.
There is approximately +12vdc on this terminal
in the idle state. To trigger channel 1 you must
place a short across this pin and ground for a
minimum of 200 mili-seconds. An open
collector NPN transistor may also be used
between this terminal and ground.
• Input #1 (Grd)
This is the Ground for Input #1. It is tied
directly to power ground.
•
Input #2 (+)
This is the positive input for channel 2.
There is approximately +12vdc on this terminal
in the idle state. To trigger channel 2 you must
place a short across this pin and ground for a
minimum of 200 mili-seconds. An open
collector NPN transistor may also be used
between this terminal and ground.
•
Input #2 (Grd)
This is the Ground for Input #2. It is tied
directly to power ground.