NatComm Telephone Line Monitor User manual

Telephone Line Monitor
USER GUIDE
For Technical Assistance
Please Phone: (07) 5596 5128

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DESCRIPTION
OurTelephoneLineMonitor(TLM)deviceisdesignedtoactivatewhenever
the Telephone Line that it is connected to has been disconnected or cut.
Theincoming TelephoneLine MUSTconnect tothe LINEIN portof TLM.
AlltelephonesandtelephonedevicesMUSTconnecttotheLINEOUTport of
TLM.
ThisisextremelyimportantbecauseTelephoneDevicesconnectedinParallel
tothesameTelephoneLineasTLMwillactivatetheTLMRelaywheneverthey
areused.
TLM is totally ‘Transparent’ in operation and will not affect the use of the
TelephoneLine inanyway.
TELEPHONELINEDISCONNECTION
TLM’s functionistoconstantlymonitortheTelephoneLinethatitisconnected
to and only respond when the telephone line connected to it has been
disconnected or cut.
Intheeventthatthishappens,after6secondsTLMwillautomaticallyCLOSE
the contacts of an Internal Relay, which in turn can be used to trigger other
externalequipmenttoadviseofthelossofTelephoneLine.Thecontactofthe
Internal Relay will remain closed until the telephone line service has been
restored.
TLM’s Internally Relay has Dry Relay Contacts, rated at 12V/1A.
ThreeOptionallowcostAccessoriesareavailablefromNatcommforusewith
TLM,toalerttheuserthattheTelephoneLinehasbeenlost.TheseAccessory
DevicesarealldesignedforEasyUserInstallation.Seepage5forfurtherdetails.
The Relay Output of TLM can alternatively be used to Control a 3rd Party
ElectricalDevice(notsupplied).AnAccessoryDeviceConnectionbox(with2
screwterminals)issupplied for thispurposeand connects toTLM viaa short
suppliedcable.
Important Note : TLM waits 6 seconds before activating the internal relay,
shoulditdetectthatatelephonelineconnectedtoithasbeendisconnectedor
cut This period is designed to overcome false alarms should a very brief
interruptiontothetelephonelineserviceoccur.

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DESCRIPTION Continued
TELEPHONELINECONNECTION
1. Single Telephone Socket Operation
TLMcanbeconnectedtoANYTelephoneSocketontheTelephoneLine.
If another Telephone Device is to be used on the same Telephone
Socket,thenitcanbeconnectedusingaDoubleTelephoneAdaptor(not
supplied) to the LINE OUTPUT Port of TLM.
2. Multiple Telephone Socket Operation
a) The LINE IN port of TLM MUST be connected to the Incoming
Telephone Line (which connects to the first socket on your line).
b) The LINE OUT port of TLM MUST be then be connected to all
Telephonesockets onthe TelephoneLine.
c)ThisinstallationprocedureMUSTbecarriedoutbyasuitablyqualified
telephonetechnician.
d) This will ensure that there are NO Parallel connected Telephone
Devices used on the same line, which would cause TLM to respond as
if the Telephone Line was Cut or Disconnected.
POWERCONNECTION
A 12VAC Power Adaptor is supplied with TLM. It can also be operated
from a 12VDC source, with a minimum capacity of 300mA. If an
alternative 12VDC source is used, polarity is not important.
OPERATIONWITHADSL
TLM canoperateonaTelephoneLinewhichalsohasanADSLservice.
TLM will not affect the ADSL operation.
ADSL will not affect the operation of TLM.
If used, the ADSL FILTER should be fitted ahead of the TLM device.

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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
1. Telephone Line Connection
Theincoming TelephoneLine MUSTconnect tothe LINEIN portof TLM.
AlltelephonesandtelephonedevicesMUSTconnecttotheLINEOUTport
ofTLM.
This is extremely important because Telephone Devices connected in
Parallel to the same Telephone Line as TLM will activate the TLM Relay
whenevertheyareused.
2. Accessory Device Connection
(Light, Loud Siren or other device)
If you are connecting a NATCOMM Accessory, refer to pages 5-11.
IfyouareconnectingaTHIRDPARTYELECTRICALAccessory, refer
to pages 12 - 15.
Aninterfacebox with2 screwterminalsis suppliedto provideaconvenient
meansofconnectingyour3rdPartyElectricalDevicetotheRelaycontacts
located within TLM.
A short connection lead is also supplied to connect the connection box to
TLM.
Important Note : The Dry Contact Relay within TLM is rated at
12V and 1Amp. If you exceed either of these parameters,
permanent damage will result.
3.
Power Adaptor Connection
CONNECT the supplied 12VAC Power Supply (or alternative 12V source)
and switch it ON.

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NATCOMM ACCESSORIES
1) Mini Strobe Light (blue)
TheSirenaccessoryconnectstotheRelayOutput
port of TLM via the ‘Connection Box’ and short
cable supplied with this accessory. A 10 metre
cable is supplied with this accessory that can be
shortenedorlengthenedas necessary (polarityis
important please see bold section below).
Please Note : Wiring polarity IS VERY important for this
Accessory. Permanent damage will result if the
polarity of the Red and Red/Black wires is not
maintained.
2) Siren Speaker with Volume Control
TheStrobeLightaccessoryconnectstotheRelay
Output port of TLM via the ‘Connection Box’ and
short cable supplied with this accessory. A 10
metre cable is supplied with this accessory that
can be shortened or lengthened as necessary.
Please Note : Wiring polarity IS VERY important for this
Accessory. Permanent damage will result if the
polarity of the Red and Red/Black wires is not
maintained.
3) Power Control Unit
The Power Control Unit accessory connects to
the Relay Output port of TLM via the curly cord
cable supplied with this accessory.

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NATCOMM STROBE LIGHT ACCESSORY INSTALLATION
RED
BLACK
Analogue Extension
PSTN Line or
IP Analogue Adaptor
Supplied Strobe
Connection Box
CONNECTION WITH
NATCOMM SUPPLIED STROBE
12V Power
Supply
Telephone line out
(to handset)

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STROBE LIGHT INSTALLATION
A white connection box is supplied to allow for easy user connection of
this accessory.
The box has two leads connecting from it :
STEP 1. The short Cream coloured telephone cable with the RJ plug
should be plugged into the Relay Output port of TLM.
STEP 2. A10mfigure8cable withRed andRed/Blackwire, issupplied
connected tothePositive(Red) and Negative(Red/Black)wiresof the
Strobe Accessory, using a connection block.
Youcan lengthenorshortenthiscable,butitisVERYIMPORTANTthat
you maintain polarity of the wires.
The Red wire from the Connection Box must connect to Red wire
connected to the Strobe Accessory only.
TheBlack/Redwire(RedwirewithBlackstripe)fromtheConnectionBox
must connect to Black wire connected to the Strobe Accessory only.
Polarity is important. Failure to maintain polarity
will cause fatal damage to the Strobe Accessory.

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NATCOMM SIREN ACCESSORY INSTALLATION
RED
BLACK
Analogue Extension
PSTN Line or
IP Analogue Adaptor
Supplied Siren
Connection Box
CONNECTION WITH
NATCOMM SUPPLIED SIREN
12V Power
Supply
Telephone line out
(to handset)

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SIREN INSTALLATION
A white connection box is supplied to allow for easy user connection of
this accessory.
The box has two leads connecting from it :
STEP 1. The short Cream coloured telephone cable with the RJ plug
should be plugged into the Relay Output port of TLM.
STEP 2. A 10m Red and Black figure 8 cable is supplied connected to
the Positive (Red) and Negative (Black) wires of the Siren Accessory,
using a connection block.
Youcan lengthenorshortenthiscable,butitisVERYIMPORTANTthat
you maintain polarity of the wires.
The Red wire from the Connection Box must connect to Red wire
connected to the Siren Accessory only.
TheBlack/Redwire(RedwirewithBlackstripe)fromtheConnectionBox
must connect to Black wire connected to the Siren Accessory only.
Polarity is important. Failure to maintain polarity
will cause fatal damage to the Siren Accessory.

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Analogue Extension
PSTN Line or
IP Analogue Adaptor
CONNECTION WITH
NATCOMM POWER CONTROL UNIT
12V Power
Supply
Telephone line out
(to handset)
POWER CONTROL UNIT ACCESSORY INSTALLATION

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POWER CONTROL UNIT
AS/NZS3260 Approval Number Q00217
Our POWER CONTROL UNIT (PCU-2) accessory will allow you to use
a120VACto240VACElectricalDevice(suchasaLight,HornoraLoud
Siren) to INDICATE when your telephone line is Cut or Disconnected.
It is designed for quick and easy USER INSTALLATION.
Ithasa standard ACMalePower Plugconnectedtoa shortcable. This
AC Male Power Plug should connect to a Wall Power Socket.
It also has a standard AC Female Power Socket connected to a short
cable. This AC Female Power Socket should connect to the AC Male
Power Plug of your Electrical Device.
Your can connect TWO or more devices to POWER CONTROL UNIT if
required. It is designed to operate up to 10Amps in total.
A short cable with RJ 4 pin connectors is supplied with your POWER
CONTROL UNIT. One end of this cable plugs into POWER CONTROL
UNITandtheotherendplugsintotheRELAYOUTPUTportofyourTLM.
OurAlternativeModelPCU2 issetupinaNORMALLYOFFconfiguration,
whichmeans thatthe electricalequipmentconnectedtothisdevicewill
beSWITCHEDOFFatalltimes,untilyourTLM providesarelayclosure.
TLM will then provide the relay closure whenever the telephone line is
CutorDisconnected.

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UN POWERED 3RD PARTY CUSTOMER ACCESSORY
Connect to rst
two terminals.
Red & Green
Telephone line in
TLM Relay Output is
Dry Contacts rated at
12V 1A maximum
Customer device that only
requires a Dry Contacts closure
Telephone line out
(to handset)
12V Power
Supply
CONNECTION WITH CUSTOMER SUPPLIED
ACCESSORY THAT ONLY REQUIRES A
DRY CONTACTS CLOSURE

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UNPOWERED 3RD PARTY
DEVICE CONNECTION
TherelayoutputfromTLM canalsobeusedtoadviseanexternal3rd
party electrical device that the telephone line has been cut or
disconnected.
The relay output from TLM is Dry Contact (Rated at 1A at 12V).
TLM’s relay contacts connect to the centre 2 pins of the 4P4C RJ
socket of TLM.
This output is ideal for many devices where a simple ‘unpowered’
relay closure is required.
AConnectionBox withashort cabletoconnect ittoTLM isprovided
toallowforquickandeasyconnectiontotheexternal3rdpartdevice.
TheConnectionBoxhas2screwterminalsforcableconnectiontothe
external3rdpart device.
The Connection Box screw terminals also connect to the centre 2
pins of the 4P4C RJ socket of TLM.
See the diagram on page 12 for further detail.
If your 3rd party electrical device requires powered output from the
TLM relay contacts, please refer to pages 14-15.
Important Note : The Dry Contact Relay within TLM is rated at
12V and 1Amp. If you exceed either of these parameters,
permanent damage will result.

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Telephone line in
Accessory Device
TLM Relay Output is
Dry Contacts rated at
12V 1A maximum
+-
Accessory Power Supply
(maximum 12V 1A)
Telephone line out
(to handset)
12V Power
Supply
CONNECTION WITH
CUSTOMER SUPPLIED
POWERED ACCESSORY
POWERED 3RD PARTY CUSTOMER ACCESSORY

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POWERED 3RD PARTY
DEVICE CONNECTION
TherelayoutputfromTLM canalsobeusedtoadviseanexternal3rd
party electrical device that the telephone line has been cut or
disconnected.
The relay output from TLM is Dry Contact (Rated at 1A at 12V).
YoucanconnectapowersourceACorDCupto12Vand1Amptothe
relay contacts if required.
Inthissituation1legofthewiresconnectingtotheTLMrelayshould
come from an external power source (not supplied).
AConnectionBox withashort cabletoconnect ittoTLM isprovided
to allow for quick and easy connection of this power source.
The Connection Box screw terminals will then connect the power
source to one of the centre 2 pins of the 4P4C RJ socket of TLM.
WhentheTLMrelaycloses,powerwillthenoutputthroughtheother
centre pin of the 4P4C RJ socket of TLM to the remote electrical
device.
When the relay opens, this power flow will be removed.
See the diagram on page 14 for further detail.
Important Notes :
1) The Dry Contact Relay within TLM is rated at 12V and 1Amp.
If you exceed either of these parameters, permanent damage
will result.
2) Do NOT use the 12V power adaptor supplied with TLM as a
power source for the connection box or 3rd part accessory.
Doing so can cause TLM to not function correctly due to power
‘brown out’.

SPECIFICATIONS
Dimensions (all in mm) : 106 (W) x 106 (D) x 43 (H)
Weight : 200g
PowerSupply : 240VACto12VAC/300mA
PowerConsumption : When Idle - 0.5 Watts
: During Call - 0.75 Watts
RingerEquivalence : 0.3REN
TelephoneInputConnectors : RJ 11 - 6 pin (2 centre)
Relay Output Connector: : RJ 4P4C(2 centre)
PowerInput Connector : 2.5mmbarrelconnector
ACMA COMPLIANCE : SupplierNumberN782
WARRANTY
This device is guaranteed against defects from workmanship for a period
of two years (24 months) from the date of purchase. In the event of
failure, you should return the product, along with proof of purchase date,
and a written statement about the nature of the problem.
This Warranty shall not apply to any unit which has been subject to
alteration, modification, abuse, negligence, accident, external voltage/
lightning surge or used in any manner contrary to these instructions.
The obligation is solely to repair or replace the product. The warrantor
is not liable for any incidental or consequential damages due to such
defects.
The user is responsible for freight costs to the repair point. The warrantor
will be responsible for freight costs in returning this unit back to the
user.
Damage caused to this device or attached equipment, by lightning strikes
or over voltage surge is not covered under this warranty.
CASE SEALED AT FACTORY
OPENING THE CASE VOIDS THE WARRANTY
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