Elkron Ct06 User manual

CT06

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IS1204-AB

User manual

PSTN Telephone Communicator

CT062

Table of contents

1.0 Description of LEDs and buttons .................................................3

1.1 Description of the LEDs ....................................................... 3

1.2 Description of the buttons ................................................... 3

2.0 Language selection ....................................................................4

2.1 Language selection............................................................... 4

2.2 Viewing system status .......................................................... 4

3.0 User programming....................................................................6

3.1 User programming list .......................................................... 6

3.2 Telephone number programming list ........................................ 7

3.3 Output switching menu......................................................... 8

3.4 Answering service menu (for remote controls).......................... 9

3.5 Engineer code enabilng menu................................................ 9

3.6 User code changing menu .................................................. 10

3.7 Test call menu.................................................................... 11

3.8 Voice message programming menu ...................................... 12

4.0 Cycle call stopping....................................................................13

5.0 Answering machine e remote control.......................................14

Remote control Function ..........................................................15

CT063

1.0 Description of LEDs and keys

NETWORK/BATTERY

ON = NETWORK OK

OFF = NO NETWORK

BLINKING = LOW BATTERY

1.1 DESCRIPTION OF THE LEDS

TELEPHONE FAILURES

OFF = NORMAL

SLOW BLINK = FAILURE/MEMORY

FAST BLINK = FAILURE PRESENT

ALARM MEMORY

OFF = NORMAL

SLOW BLINKING = ALARM

INPUT STATUS

OFF = INPUT OK

ON = INPUT ALARM

OUTPUT STATUS

OFF = OUTPUTS OK

ON = SWITCHED OUTPUTS

TRANSMISSION STATUS

1.2 DESCRIPTION OF THE KEYS

OK key used to confirm

parameter modifications

during programming and to

start listening to and

recoding messages

Arrow keys used to scroll the

programming menu and select

the functions to be programmed

EXIT key used to quit the

programming menus

Number pad keys for entering

access code, telephone

numbers and selecting

programming parameter values

Key for accessing the SYSTEM

STATUS MENU (in combination

with number keys) and for

deleting telephone numbers

ABC DEF

GHI JKL MNO

PQRS TUV WXYZ

ON = PSTN- DTMF DIAL LINE SOCKET

BLINKING= PULSE SELECT (COUNTER)

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3.0 USER PROGRAMMING

3.1 USER PROGRAMMING LIST

Enter the 6-digit user code x-x-x-x-x-x (default 111111)

USER MENU

TELEPHONE NR.

USER MENU

SWITCH OUTPUT

USER MENU

CODE CHANGING

USER MENU

CALL TEST

USER MENU

VOCAL MESSAGES

USER MENU

ANSWERING PROG.

USER MENU

ENGINEER ENABLED

pag.

Press to scroll the menu forwards

Press to scroll the menu backwards

Press to quit the menu

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3.3 OUTPUT SWITCHING MENU

• This menu is used to change a remotely controllable output (ON/OFF). An output switched

on or off remotely can be returned to its original condition.

to select the outputs

to confirm the

output to switch

to return to the

output switching

to confirm the

selection

The current output

status is displayed.

Press

to change.

user MENU

SWITCH OUTPUT

OUTPUT NR: 3

SWITCH OUTPUT

OUTPUT NR: 4

SWITCH OUTPUT

OUTPUT NR: 5

OUTPUT NR : 5

DISABLED

OUTPUT NR : 5

ENABLED

SWITCH OUTPUT

OUTPUT NR. 5

CT069

3.5 ENGINEER ENABLING

• By means of this procedure it is possible to enable the engineer code.Access to the

enginner menu will be disabled once the user code is entered.

USER MENU

ENGINEER ENABLED

ENGINEER

ENABLED ?

3.4 ANSWERING PROGRAMMING MENU (for remote controls)

• This procedure can be used to activate the answering service function permitting a

connection between the caller and the communicator to operate remote controls.

to confirm

The answering service function will be activated also if the “skip outgoing message”

is automatically activated.

USER MENU

ANSWERING PROG.

OFF ANSWERING PROG.

2 RING

ANSWERING PROG.

4 RING

ANSWERING PROG.

8 RING

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3.6 USER CODE CHANGING MENU

• This procedure can be used to customise the USER access code (default 111111)

to confirm the

entered code

Enter the new 6-digit

programming code by means of

the number keys 0-9.

Re-enter the new code by means

of the number keys 0-9.

to reconfirm the

entered code

USER MENU

CODE CHANGING

NEW CODE

- - - - - -

NEW CODE

* * * * * *

CODE CONFIRM

* * * * * *

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3.7 CALL TEST MENU

• A voice test call can be made after installation or for a functional test of the communicator.

The basic message will be sent to the 12th programmed number.

Press : the

communicator will

make three calls to

the 12th number,

repeating the basic

voice message

three times. The

test call cycle can

be barred by dialling

12 in DTMF from the

telephone which is

receiving the call

The test call will not be made if the 12th telephone number is not programmed.

USER MENU

CALL TEST

SEND ? ok/eXIT

COMMUNICATOR

T12 PSTN

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3.8 VOCAL MESSAGE PROGRAMMING MENU

• This function is used to record and play the voice messages which can be sent by the

communicator by means of the headphones provided .

• The available messages are associated to alarm events, remotely controlled output

status switching, a technical failure events and a telephone failure events.

Type of message................ Duration

Basic message...................... 10 sec

Input 1 alarm ....................... 5 sec

Input 2 alarm ....................... 5 sec

Output U3 on ....................... 5 sec

Output U3 off....................... 5 sec

Output U4 on ....................... 5 sec

Output U4 off....................... 5 sec

Output U5 on ....................... 5 sec

Output U5 off....................... 5 sec

Techinal Failure..................... 5 sec

Scroll the list and select the

message to be recorded or

played.

to confirm the

selection

Press to start recording.

The remaining time will

decrease on the display.

EXAMPLE

to confirm

selection

USER MENU

VOCAL MESSAGE

LISTENING

VOCAL MESSAGE

RECORDING

MAIN MESSAGE

RECORDING

MSG INPUT NR.1

RECORDING

MSG INPUT NR.2

RECORDING

MSG OUTPUT 3 ON

MSG OUTPUT 5 OFF

RECORDING- 04

msg INPUT 1

reCORDING

msg inPUT 1

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4.0 Stopping the call cycle

• The call cycle can be stopped by entering code 12 in DTMF (defined as “stop code”) from

a telephone set a vocal call is being received from.

• The stop is made possible on those calls which send a voice type message with modes

represented by us in next schedule.

• If “stop code” is entered, the telephone call in progress and the whole following call cycle

are closed.

• If input causing the alarm is conditioned to the TC, if the TC goes ON during the call cycle,

the input terminates such cycle at the end of the telephone call in progress.

• Cycle stop can also be performed through local keyboard by introducing a valid

code [User code or installer code (if enabled).

BASIC

MESSAGE

SPECIFIC

MESSAGE

BEEP

WAIT

FOR BARRING

BASIC

MESSAGE

SPECIFIC

MESSAGE

BEEP

WAIT

FOR BARRING

BASIC

MESSAGE

SPECIFIC

MESSAGE

BEEP

WAIT

FOR BARRING

10 s 5 s 0 . 5

s5 s

10 s 5 s 0 . 5

s5 s

10 s 5 s 0 . 5

s5 s

WARNING AUTOMATIC CALL

FROM THE SMITH’S HOME

BURGLAR

ALARM

BEEP

WAIT

FOR BARRING

10 s 5 s 0 . 5

s5 s

DIAL 12

CYCLE BARRED

Voice message structure

sent three times:

Example of barring:

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• Various devices can be switched on and off remotely (e.g. air conditioner, lights, irriga-

tion system, etc.) by sending DTMF commands to any telephone and switching the

communicator outputs which are programmed as remotely controllable (U3, U4,

U5). If enabled, the communicator will answer incoming calls at any time, except for when

it is making alarm calls. To remotely control a device, call the PSTN number and wait for an

answer from the CT06 after the programmable number of rings (2-4-8, see paragraph

3.4).

• Answers are notified by a tone allowing the caller to dial the USER CODE (in DTMF) within

30 seconds. A confirmation tone will be heard after each digit. A sequence of three confir-

mation tones will be heard at the end of the code if the code is correct. Otherwise a long

error tone will be heard. Three attempts to enter the correct code can be made before the

call is ended.

• The remote control can be used to switch the required outputs (see sequence in the

following figure) after the code has been accepted. This operation requires a three-digit

code:

- 5: defines the type of “output switching” command.

- 3 or 4 or 5: defines the output number to be switched

- 1 or 0 is used to activate or deactivate the required output.

The communicator will give priority to an alarm triggered during the remote control

procedure. No on/off commands will be accepted and a WRONG CODE BEEP will be

output. Hang up.

• Each remotely controllable output can be programmed as maintained or timed.

- Status changes follow the command if the output is maintained.

- The on command (1) will activate the output and the timer while the off command

(0) will anticipate the time-out (if this has not already occurred) if the output is timed.

• The user has one minute from code recognition to complete the remote control opera-

tions. If no codes are sent by this time-out, the communicator will end the call in

progress and clear the line.

• The communicator will send a short confirmation tone after receiving each remote

control. A longer tone will be heard in the case of the following errors:

- programmed output other than “remotely programmable”

- wrong code

• If the code is accepted, the communicator will send the voice message recorded by the

user to confirm implementation of the control.

•At this point, the user will need to enter the “5” code again to switch other

outputs (or the same output) at the end of the voice message

• SKIP ANSWERING MACHINE MESSAGE

Connect to the communicator as follows if an answering machine is fitted on the PSTN

line used by:

- call the PSTN telephone number

- wait for a single ring tone

- hang up quickly

- call the number again

5.0 Answering service and remote control

function

CT0615

Remote control Function

Call PSTN

number

Answer tone

COMMANDS TO THE

COMMUNICATOR SIGNALS FROM THE

COMMUNICATOR MEANING OF THE SIGNALS

CONNECTION OK

RECEIVED CODE DIGIT

0.5s

BEEP

n0.5s

BEEP

n0.5s

BEEP

n0.5s

BEEP

n0.5s

BEEP

n0.5s

BEEP

Send six-digit

user code

(default

code

111111)

0.5s3BEEPS CORRECT CODE

RECEIVED CODE DIGIT

BEEEEP WRONG CODE

5RECEIVED

0.5s

BEEP

Send code 5

Send code

corresponding

to output to

be switched *

(repeatprocedurefrompoint 2)

RECEIVED

0.5s

BEEP

Send code :

1= on

0= off

OR 0.5s3BEEPS COMMAND

DONE

+ ASSOCIATED VOICE

MESSAGE

* More than one output can be switched (or the same output more than once) during the

same call. Simply repeat the following operations sequence:

for each output to be switched. 345

ELKRON S.p.A.

Via Carducci, 3 - 10092 Beinasco (TO)

TEL. +39(0)11.3986711 - FAX +39(0)11.3499434

www.elkron.it e-mail [email protected]

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