GARDINER TECHNOLOGY GARDTEC SPEECH DIALLER Installation manual

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Installation
&
Programming
Instructions
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Contents
Introduction...................................................................................1.0
Telephone Line Requirements .....................................................1.1
Approval .......................................................................................1.2
Dialler Fixing.................................................................................2.0
Telephone Line Connection..........................................................3.0
Connection to Gardtec
800 Series ...............................................3.1
Connection to Gardtec
580 (via interface)...................................3.1
Connection to Other Equipment...................................................3.2
Terminal Descriptions...................................................................4.0
Programmable User Options........................................................5.0
Programmable Engineer Options.................................................5.1
Special Features...........................................................................5.2
Initial Power Up ............................................................................6.0
Programming................................................................................7.0
Telephone Numbers.............................................7.1
Messages.............................................................7.2
User Code ............................................................7.3
Dial Attempts........................................................7.4
Call Acknowledge.................................................7.5
Engineer Code......................................................7.7
Trigger Modes ......................................................7.8
Line Fault Monitor.................................................7.9
Multi-Trigger Inhibit...............................................7.10
Serial Comms.......................................................7.11
FTC (FS)...............................................................7.12
Using the Dialler...........................................................................8.0
Aborting Calls...............................................................................8.1
Viewing Last Call Log...................................................................8.2
Error Messages............................................................................9.0
Guardian Guide............................................................................10.0
Engineers Appendix 1 (Default Settings)......................................11.0
Engineers Appendix 2 (Reset Modes)..........................................11.1
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1.0 INTRODUCTION
The Gardiner Technology Gardtec Speech Dialler is intended for use as an automatic
message dialler. The primary use for the dialler is for connection to an alarm system
although the unit is flexible enough to have many other uses where the need for automatic
messages exists.
The dialler is fully programmable via an engineer code with limited programmable options
available to the user via a user code. Once programmed the unit will retain all
programmed settings (including speech), even in the event of a complete power down.
Up to four telephone numbers may be programmed into the dialler and call
acknowledgment may be programmed on or off
The unit may be used with the Gardtec 800 Series of control panels (or Gardtec 580 via an
interface) as a plug on unit, or hardwired to any other control panel that offers suitable
outputs.
The dialler offers one common message (11 seconds duration) and up to three shorter
messages (3 seconds duration each).
When connected to the Gardtec 800 Series or the Gardtec 580 (with interface) the dialler
is powered and activated via the serial communications link to the control panel. If
connected to other control equipment the dialler should be given a 12V d.c supply and is
triggered via three start input terminals, the start polarity of these terminals is fully
programmable.
Once triggered the dialler will dial the first telephone number, when the call is answered
the common message will be played followed by one of the three short messages
corresponding to alarm channels 1, 2 and 3 on the Gardtec (or inputs 1, 2 or 3 if controlled
by other equipment). If acknowledge is programmed off the dialler will terminate the call
after passing the message to the first telephone number , if no answer is obtained from
telephone number 1 the unit will sequentially move on to the next telephone numbers until
it is successful.
If acknowledge is programmed to on, the unit will dial the telephone numbers in the same
way but the calls will require acknowledgement by the call recipient. The number of
acknowledged calls require to terminate the dialling sequence is fully programmable by the
user.
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1.1 TELEPHONE LINE REQUIREMENTS
Before specifying the Gardtec Speech Dialler you should check that the following
criteria can be met.
a) That the line can support DTMF dialling (Tone dialling)
b) That the dialler will not be connected to a 1+1 carrier system.
c) That the dialler will not be connected as an extension to a PABX.
d) That no other digital equipment will be used on the line (Fax etc).
The plug-on connector for the Gardtec 800 (or 580 with interface) or TB3 must connect
with ports of other equipment eligible for the general approval NS/G/1234/J/00003 or
otherwise approved for use with the Telephone Network.
It is essential that interconnection circuits should be such that the equipment continues to
comply with the requirements of 4.2 of EN41003 for TNV (Telephone Network Voltage)
circuits and 2.3 of EN60950 for SELV (Safety Extra Low Voltage) circuits after making
connections between circuits.
1.2 APPROVAL
This apparatus has been approved for the use of the following facilities:
a) Auto-Calling
b) MF Tone Dialling
Any other usage will invalidate the approval of the apparatus if as a result it then ceases to
comply with the standards which approval was granted.
Product Name: Gardtec Speech Dialler
BABT Approval Number: 503519
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2.0 DIALLER FIXING
Disconnect from BT line before removing cover(s)
Remove the flap securing screw on the lower edge of the remote keypad casing (see
Fig1.) and unclip the flap by moving outward and downward in one movement. The area
behind this panel is a restricted access/service area and is intended to be used only
by the installer.
Unclip the two cover retaining clips (situated at either side towards the bottom of the unit)
and carefully lift forwards and upwards in one motion. Note the front cover and the P.C.B
are one assembly.
Mark and drill the wall and fit suitable wall plugs. Feed the cable through a suitable entry in
the backplate and fix the backplate to the wall using 3 x No.6 screws at least 30mm long.
Carefully hook the front cover onto the backplate at the top edge and, with the cable
through the aperture in the front cover, snap the cover into place.After wiring has been
completed replace the front flap and the flap fixing screw.
Fig 1.
3.0 TELEPHONE LINE CONNECTION
The unit is supplied pre-wired with a 3m length of telecom cable that is terminated with a
standard BT type plug. If this is to be connected to a socket that is already in use or the
cable not long enough an approved splitter or cable extension should be used.
The dialler has a REN1 rating, the maximum number of RENs that may be connected to
the Telephone Network is 4. Each piece of approved equipment that is connected will
state what REN rating it has, you should add together the RENs of all telephone
equipment that you have connected, this total must not exceed 4.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
NO
9
0
YES
Cover fixing screw
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3.1 CONNECTION TO GARDTEC 800 Series & 580
Connection to the Gardtec 800 Series (or Gardtec 580 via interface) is via the Speech
Dialler Serial Lead Part No 04-070. The plug end of the lead should be connected to the
Gardtec 800 Series SK3 (Digigard Communicator) (or PLG1 on the 580 interface) the
flying end should be connected to the dialler as shown below.
Dialler Flying Lead Function
Terminal Core Colour Panel to Dialler
FLT Yellow DIN to DOUT
TRG1 Green DOUT to DIN
TRG2 Black CLOCK
0V Blue 0V
12V Red 12V
Program Gardtec
800 Digicom Type option to Digigard.
Program Gardtec 800 PA Mode to Bells Always or Silent
When the Speech Dialler is connected to the Gardtec
800 Alarm activation will trigger
message 3, PA activation will trigger message 2 and channel 1 activation (as
programmed) will trigger message 1.
The link between 12V and Line fault on the Gardtec 800 must be removed.
3.2 CONNECTION TO OTHER EQUIPMENT
The dialler may be connected to any equipment that is able to give a positive or negative
output examples of this are given in Figs 2 to 5.
Fig 2.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
NO
9
0
YES
FLT TRG1 TRG2 TRG3 TMP TMP 0V 12V
To L/F
Input To Control Panel
Tamper Loop
To Control
Panel 12V
Aux Supply
Fire PA Alarm
Control Panel Outputs
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Fig 3. Typical connection for PA and Fire without connection to an alarm control panel.
Note: Unit should be programmed for negative start.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
NO
9
0
YES
FLT TRG1 TRG2 TRG3 TMP TMP 0V 12V
0V 12V
To 12V Power Supply
N/O PA
Button
To Power
Supply
0V
Negative
Trigger From
Smoke
Detector
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Fig 4. Typical connection to Gardtec 350/350+ (and 580 without interface) giving Fire,
PA and Alarm. Note the use of a 6K8 pull-up resistor across bell terminals.
Program Trigger Mode to Control Panel Trigger
Program Multi Trigger Inhibit to ON
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
NO
9
0
YES
FLT TRG1 TRG2 TRG3 TMP TMP 0V 12V
+ -
BELL + -
AZx + - AZx + -
TAMP + -
AUX
N/C PA LOOP
N/C FIRE LOOP
6K8
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4.0 TERMINAL DESCRIPTIONS
FLT TB3 (SELV)
This is the fault output and will change state when there is a failure to communicate, a cut
telephone line or the supply voltage to the unit falls below 9.5V. The output is open
collector held high through a 47K resistor. The output is normally high going low on fault.
The FLT terminal also doubles as Data OUT when the dialler is connected to a Gardtec
800 Series or Gardtec 580 (via interface) by the serial lead (supplied with the dialler).
TRG1 TRG2 TRG3 TB3 (SELV)
These are the start input terminals, when triggered the dialler will dial out and when
answered will pass the common message followed by the message number corresponding
to the trigger terminal, e.g when TRG3 is triggered and the call is answered the common
message will be played followed by message No 3.
The start polarity of the trigger terminals is programmable to +Ve or -Ve.
Recommended use of the trigger terminals would be as follows:-
TRG1 = Common + Message1 Fire message
TRG2 = Common + Message 2 PA Message
TRG 3= Common + Message 3 Intruder Message
TMP TB3 (SELV)
Two TMP terminals are provided. These terminals are connected to the cover flap tamper
switch of the dialler and may be connected to the tamper circuit of the control equipment (if
applicable).
0V & 12V TB3 (SELV)
Power supply connection terminals. Voltage applied to these terminals may be in the
range 10 - 15V d.c it should be noted that a fault condition will be generated to both the
fault output and communication port if this voltage falls below 9.5V. This condition will be
restored when the voltage rises above 10.7V
TELEPHONE LINE CONNECTION A & B (TNV)
Factory connected to 3m BT lead.
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5.0 PROGRAMMABLE USER OPTIONS
The dialler is fully programmable, all settings will be retained in the event of the dialler
being down powered. A description of each option is given below:-
Emergency services must not be called with this equipment.
Repeat numbers will not be accepted by the dialler.
Telephone No 1
Any sequence of digits (Max fifteen digits).
Telephone No 2
Any sequence of digits (Max fifteen digits).
Telephone No 3
Any sequence of digits (Max fifteen digits).
Telephone No 4
Any sequence of digits (Max fifteen digits).
The user shall ensure all numbers are correctly entered.
Speech Messages
Common message
When the dialler is triggered and the call is answered the dialler will pass this common
message followed by the short message corresponding to the trigger input. Speech for this
common message may be up to 11 seconds duration, a typical message would be:-
"This is John Atherton 5 High Street Newtown, this is a...."
Short Message 1
This message corresponds to a trigger 1 input and will be played after the common
message. Speech for short message 1 may be up to 3 seconds duration, a typical
message would be:-
"Fire Alarm"
Short Message 2
This message corresponds to a trigger 2 input and will be played after the common
message. Speech for short message 2 may be up to 3 seconds duration, a typical
message would be:-
"Personal Attack"
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Short Message 3
This message corresponds to a trigger 3 input and will be played after the common
message. Speech for short message 3 may be up to 3 seconds duration, a typical
message would be:-
"Burglar Alarm"
Once the speech message(s) have been programmed they may be replayed with or
without the preceding common message
User Options
Change User Code
The user has the option (via the existing user code) to change the user code to any other
four digit number. should the new user code be the same as the engineer code the dialler
will display 'no' and the code will not be updated. The default user code is 5678
Change Dial Attempts
The dialler has a list of up to four telephone numbers, the number of dial attempts is the
number of times it will try to dial these numbers. A successful call will be registered when
the message is passed to the recipient (and acknowledged if required).
This option allows the number of times the dialler will dial the telephone numbers on the
list to be programmed from 1 to 3 times.
Call Acknowledge
Call acknowledge may be programmed to 0, 1, 2, 3 or 4. If 0 is programmed the dialler will
see when it has passed a message to the recipient and the dialler will then shut down. If
programmed to 1, 2, 3 or 4 the dialler will give a tone after the message has been passed,
this tone then has to be acknowledged by the recipient by pressing the # key for 1 second,
the tone will be repeated and will need to be acknowledged again by pressing the # key. If
the acknowledgement is accepted a triple tone will be given and the call will be registered
as successful by the dialler.
This procedure will then be repeated to the other telephone numbers until the desired
number of acknowledgments has been received. The default number of acknowledgments
required is 1.
It is advisable that the total of telephone numbers you have programmed should be at
least equal to the number of acknowledgments programmed.
View Last Call Log
This option allows the user to view the last call log. The log will give information as to the
last telephone number dialled and what message was passed. Information is also stored
concerning failure to communicate and aborted calls. The log is accessed by pressing the
NO key when 'on' or 'oF' is displayed.
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5.1 PROGRAMMABLE ENGINEER OPTIONS
The engineer has all the user programmable options available via the engineer code
(factory default 1234) with the exception of programming the user code (the user code
may only be changed when the user code has been used to access the system).
Additional options (not available if the user code is used to access the system) are
available via the engineer code, these options are shown below:-
Change Engineer Code
This option allows the engineer code to be changed, any four digits may be used but the
dialler will not allow the user code to be duplicated.
Change Trigger Mode
This option allows the trigger polarity to be changed to one of three options, it should be
noted that this option is overridden if Serial Comms is On.
1) Negative trigger allows the dialler to be triggered by a negative signal.
2) Positive trigger allows the dialler to be triggered by a positive signal.
3) Control Panel trigger, this mode allows the dialler to be triggered directly from the
zone inputs and bell output of the Gardtec
350 (or Gardtec 580 without interface)
see Fig4. When used in this mode the Multi-Trigger Inhibit option should also be
turned ON.
The default trigger polarity is negative trigger.
Line Monitor Security Mode
This option allows the security of the line fault monitor to be programmed, the two options
available are shown below:-
Low Security Mode
When programmed this mode monitors the telephone line and will not register a linefault
until the line voltage falls below 4 volts. This mode should be used when the dialler is
being used on a line sharing other equipment.
High Security Mode
When programmed this mode monitors the telephone line and will not register a linefault
until the line voltage falls below 35 volts. This mode should only be used when the dialler
is being used on an exclusive line (not shared by any other equipment).
The default setting is Low Security.
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Clear FTC (FS) by User Code
In the event that the dialler Fails to Speak (FS) the display will show 'FS' (Fail to Speak).
This would normally occur if calls from the dialler where not answered. If the option is 'ON'
the display may be reset by entering a valid code.
If this option is programmed 'OF' the display will be reset by a successful communication.
The default for this option is ON (clear by user code).
5.2 SPECIAL FEATURES
Three Way Call Feature
In the event that the dialler is being used on a shared line and the telephone line is
engaged by an incoming call the dialler will detect that the telephone is ringing, and when
triggered will park the incoming call, obtain a new line and then continue with the dialling
sequence.
In order for this desirable feature to operate you should contact your telephone operating
company and obtain star services three way calling for your telephone line.
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6.0 INITIAL POWER UP
The dialler is supplied from the factory with a set of defaults pre-loaded, these defaults will
be adequate for the majority of installations with the exception of at least one telephone
number, and at least one common and alarm message.
When the unit is first powered up the display will show:-
For the first eight seconds.
If the dialler has previously been programmed, one of the factory
default reset modes may be used (see engineers appendix 2).
When the eight seconds has expired the display will show:-
For up to one minute.
During this period the dialler is running a self calibration routine
After the calibration routine has finished the display will show
one of the following:-
The 'on' display shows the unit is turned on and is ready for
a trigger, the 'oF' display shows the unit is turned off.
If the 'oF' display is flashing the unit needs to be programmed
with at least one telephone number and one common and
alarm message.
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7.0 PROGRAMMING
Shown below is the layout for the programming sequence, when
programming the dialler the following points should be noted. If
programming has been accessed via the User code no access is
available to program the engineer code or any options that appear
under the engineer menus (P4).
Display Shows
or
Enter User
or
Engineer Code
followed by YES
Enter Menu
Number required
YES
YES
YES
YES
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Options available in the
telephone Menu are:-
1) Telephone No 1 2) Telephone No 2 3) Telephone No 3 4) Telephone No 4 For more details refer to section 7.1 Note: Whilst within this menu telephone numbers may be Viewed, Deleted or Programmed.
Options available in the
Speech Menu are:-
9) Common Message 1) Short Message 1 2) Short Message 2 3) Short Message 3 5) Play Comm+Short 1 6) Play Comm+Short 2 7) Play Comm+Short 3 For more details refer to section 7.2 Note: Whilst within this menu messages may be Listened to, Deleted or Programmed.
Options available in the
options Menu are:-
1) Change User Code
(See Section 7.3)
2) Change Dial Attempts
(See section 7.4)
3) Change Call
Acknowledge (See section 7.5)
Note: Engineer has no option to change User Code.
Options available in the
Engineer Menu are:-
1) For future use 2) Change Engineer Code
(See section 7.7)
3) Change Trigger Mode
(See section 7.8)
4) Linefault Monitor
(See section 7.9)
5) Multi-Trigger Inhibit
(See section 7.10)
6) Serial Comms On/Off
(See section 7.11)
7) FTC (FS) Clear by User
Code (See section 7.12)
8) Factory Test Note: User Code has no ability to change the Engineer Options.
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7.1 PROGRAMMING TELEPHONE NUMBERS
Enter the Telephone Number menu (refer to section 7.0).
1) With the display showing:-
2) Enter the Telephone Number you wish to view, delete
or program. If 2 was entered the display would show:-
3) Pressing NO will display the number then return to step 1
or
4) Press YES to delete or program.The display will flash:-
This is asking if you wish to delete the existing
Telephone Number
5) Pressing YES will delete the number and return to step 1
or
6) Pressing NO will flash:-
The existing telephone Number may now be
re-programmed
7) Enter the required number (whilst the number is being
entered pressing NO will abort to step 1 without updating the
number). After the number has been entered press YES.
The dialler will now return to step1.
8) Other numbers may now be viewed, deleted or programmed.
Pressing 0 once will return to the 'P' display or twice will return
to the 'on' or 'oF' state.
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7.2 PROGRAMMING MESSAGES
Enter the Speech menu (refer to section 7.0)
1) With the display showing:-
2) Enter the message option number from the following list
Option 9 Play/Delete/Record Common Message
Option 1 Play/Delete/Record Message 1
Option 2 Play/Delete/Record Message 2
Option 3 Play/Delete/Record Message 3
Option 5 Play Common & message1
Option 6 Play Common & message 2
Option 7 Play Common & message 3
If 1 was entered the display would show:-
3) Pressing NO will play the message then return to step 1
or
4) Press YES to delete or program the message (not applicable
to options 5, 6 or 7). The display will flash:-
This is asking if you wish to delete the existing message.
5) Pressing YES will delete the message and return to step 1
or
6) Pressing NO will allow the existing message to be
re-programmed. If NO has been pressed the display
will show:-
7) At this display you should speak your message into the
dialler at a distance of approximately six inches (15cm)
Common message length is eleven seconds, if your message
is shorter than this the recording time it may be terminated
by pressing the 0 key.
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Message 1, 2 or 3 lengths are three seconds each.
At the end of the recording the dialler will return to step 1
8) Other messages may now be listened to, programmed or
deleted. Pressing 0 once will return to the 'P' display or twice
will return to the 'on' or 'oF' state.
7.3 PROGRAMMING USER CODE
It should be noted that the user code may only be re-programmed if the
programming mode has been accessed using the user code.
Enter the Options menu (refer to section 7.0)
1) With the display showing:-
2) Enter 1 followed by YES. The display will flash:-
3) Enter your new four digit code followed by YES (If NO is
pressed during code entry the code will not be updated).
The dialler will now return to step 1.
4) Pressing 0 once will return to the 'P' display or twice will
return to the 'oF' or 'on' state.
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