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Rath SmartPhone VI Installation manual

(Landline Phone Recommended)
Remote Programming
Keypad Programming
Step 1: Begin Program Mode
a. Press Enter
Step 2: Program Emergency Numbers
a. Press 1, Enter, (phone number), Stop.
To program numbers 2-5, repeat Step 2 a.
Example: To program emergency number 2, press
2, Enter, (phone number), Stop.
Note: If installed on a ring down line
(no dial tone) do not program phone number, press
the following: 1, 9, Enter, 2 (automatically sets the
timer for 3 minutes).
Step 3: Program Location Message
a. To turn on message press 1, 3, Enter, 2
b. Press 6, Record, wait for the “beep”, then speak
message, Stop. To replay message, press 6,
Play/Pause.
c. Program frequency of message, press
1, 3, Enter, __
0 = No message
2 = Plays message (2) times (default)
3 = Plays message until receiving party presses *
Note: Called party can replay message by pressing *,*.
Step 4: Exit Program Mode
a. Press Stop for 3 seconds
Step 1: Begin Program Mode
a. Call into phone
b. After first simulated ring, press #, #
c. Key in security code (default is 1111)
Step 2: Program Emergency Numbers
a. Press 1, *, (phone number), *, #.
To program numbers 2-5, repeat Step 2 a.
Example: To program emergency number 2, Press
2, *, (phone number), *, #. For a pause, press #, *.
Note: If installed on a ring down line (no dial tone) do
not program a phone number, press the following: 1, 9,
*, 2 (automatically sets the timer for 3 minutes).
Step 3: Program Location Message
a. To turn on message, press 1, 3, *, 2
b. Press 6, *, wait for the “beep”, then speak message,
#. To replay message, press 6, #.
c. Program frequency of message, press
1, 3, *, __
0 = No message
2 = Plays message (2) times (default)
3 = Plays message until receiving party presses *
Note: Called party can replay message by pressing *,*.
Step 4: Exit Program Mode
a. Press *, #, 0 (you will hear beep beep) *, #
Optional Programming Features
Program Talk Timer
(Default is 5 minutes, ring down is 3 minutes)
Keypad:
Press 8, Enter, (3 digit number in minutes)
Remote:
Press 8, *, (3 digit number in minutes)
Example: 2 minutes = 002
Note: After talk time expires, phone will prompt
called party to extend call for 3 minutes.
Phone Line Check: (Default is 10 minutes)
Keypad: Press 3, 4, Enter, (4 digit number
in HH:MM)
To turn off, press 23, Enter, 3, 23, Enter,
7284, 11, Enter, 2
Remote: Press 3, 4, *, (4 digit number in HH:MM)
To turn off, press 23, *, 3, 23, *, 7284, 11, *, 2
Example: 20 minutes = 0020, 10 hours = 1000
Example: 20 minutes = 0020, 10 hours = 1000
Step 1: Begin Program Mode
a. Press Enter
Step 2: Program ID Numbers for Phones 1-5
a. Press 7, Enter
b. Press *, 1-5 for corresponding elevator 1-5
Step 3: Program ID Numbers for Phones 6-10
a. Press 7, Enter
b. Press #, 1-5 for corresponding elevator 6-10
Step 4: Exit Program Mode
a. Press Stop for 3 seconds
Step 5: Confirm Consolidator Operation
a. Dial phone number connected to
SmartPhones: All phones will answer
b. To select individual phone:
Press *1 (Phone #1) Press #1 (Phone #6)
Press *2 (Phone #2) Press #2 (Phone #7)
Press *3 (Phone #3) Press #3 (Phone #8)
Press *4 (Phone #4) Press #4 (Phone #9)
Press *5 (Phone #5) Press #5 (Phone #10)
Press *0 (All Phones)
Consolidator Feature: (Allows up to (10) SmartPhones on a single
telephone line and toggle between them from an outside call)
RP8200910
Ver. 8
09/19
Detailed Programming Instructions (Standard Operations)
SmartPhone VI
N56W24720 N. Corporate Circle • Sussex, WI 53089
800-451-1460 • www.rathcommunications.com
MADE IN THE USA
3 YEAR WARRANTY
Wiring Diagrams: 24vac/dc Models
Enter
Record
Play/Pause
Stop
Bat
1
1
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MIC Speaker
+ -
24v
ac/dc
Direct 24vac/dc Powered
120vac to 24vac/dc Powered
Enter
Record
Play/Pause
Stop
RP7300144-24/5VA
Black
Hot Green
Ground
White
Neutral
120vac
Bat
mr
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hct
i
w
S
DE
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MIC Speaker
+ -
1
1
J
R
11JR
To Speaker
Relay 1
Relay 2
To H1 on SP VI To Speaker connection
on SP VI Circuit Board
To Audio output
of Annunciator
To LED on SPVI
24v LED 24vdc Power for LED
-+ -+
-+
1. Connect your annunciator’s audio output to the TB1 connection
on this board.
2. When utilizing this board to drive a 24v LED, you must apply
power to the wire leads at the TB2 connection. You may tap into
a direct 24vdc supply that has battery backup. Connect the wire
leads at the J5 connection to your LED.
3. If you are not utilizing this board to drive a 24v LED, you need
to disconnect the LED harness from the SmartPhone board,
disconnect the LED harness from this board, connect it to the
SmartPhone board, and then wire to your standard LED.
4. If you want to activate Relay 2 in unison with Alarm Relay on
SmartPhone board, follow these programming steps (default
activates upon call out):
a. Press ENTER
b. Press 3, 0, ENTER, 4
c. Press STOP for 3 seconds
*
*
24v
To 24vac/dc Power Supply
To Phone Line:
Requires a twisted
shielded pair.
When used with
SmartRescue,
requires two
twisted shielded
pairs.
To Phone Line:
Requires a twisted
shielded pair.
When used with
SmartRescue,
requires two
twisted shielded
pairs.
Note:
If Elevator
Communications
Failure is
required, connect
to our
Alarm Relay *
Note:
If Elevator
Communications
Failure is
required, connect
to our
Alarm Relay *
RP8200910
Ver. 8
09/19
Annunciator Interface,
Auxiliary Relay & 24v LED Board
TB2
Troubleshooting & Diagrams
SmartPhone VI
N56W24720 N. Corporate Circle • Sussex, WI 53089
800-451-1460 • www.rathcommunications.com
MADE IN THE USA
3 YEAR WARRANTY
Initial Set-Up:
Troubleshooting:
Wiring Diagrams: 12vac/dc Models:
Direct 12vac/dc Powered 120vac to 12vac/dc Powered
Note: If Elevator Communications Failure is
required, connect to our Alarm Relay.
To 12vac/dc
Power Supply
Bat
hc
t
i
wS
D
E
L
MIC Speaker
+ -
1
1J
R
Bat
11JR
mr
a
l
Ay
a
leR
h
c
t
i
w
SD
E
L
MIC Speaker
To Phone Line:
Requires a twisted
shielded pair.
When used with
SmartRescue,
requires two
twisted shielded
pairs.
mr
alA
y
aleR
+ -
1
1
JR
1
1
J
R
Enter
Record
Play/Pause
Stop
Enter
Record
Play/Pause
Stop
*
**
To Phone Line:
Requires a twisted
shielded pair.
When used with
SmartRescue,
requires two
twisted shielded
pairs.
White/Neutral
To 120vac
Black/Hot
Transformer
12v
12vac/dc
1. Diagnostic Test: Press Enter, 2, 6, Play/Pause phone will play back (5) Beeps (1st Beep=External Power Supply; 2nd
Beep=LED; 3rd Beep=Microphone; 4th Beep=Speaker; 5th Beep=Backup Battery). If any item fails during test you will hear
a Blat not a Beep. If you hear a Blat, contact RATH® Technical Support.
Note: If you receive a Blat for the LED, check the LED operation to be sure it is not working before contacting RATH® Technical Support.
2. Connect to standard RJ11 phone jack. If splicing connection, only hook up Red and Green Wires from the phone cable. If
connecting to a SmartRescue unit, you must connect all four wires (check for 24vdc or 48vdc supply at the splice).
1. If the phone dials only one digit and hangs up, there is another Auto-Dialer on the line. You need to re-wire the system so
that the RATH® unit is either in parallel or ahead of it.
2. If the phone dials a couple of digits and gets a busy signal, the unit is installed on a switchboard line and needs to be
programmed to dial the appropriate access code to get an outside line (usually an 8 or 9).
3. If the phone does not respond, make sure the green LED (D1) on the circuit board is lit. If not, check to be sure the power is
properly connected.
4. If the phone is making phantom calls, it is installed on a Ring Down Line. You must turn off the “Telephone Line Check”
feature (see Optional Programming Instructions).
RP8200910
Ver. 8
09/19
Troubleshooting & Diagrams
SmartPhone VI
N56W24720 N. Corporate Circle • Sussex, WI 53089
800-451-1460 • www.rathcommunications.com
MADE IN THE USA
3 YEAR WARRANTY

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