IL514 CM800/CM900 Emergency Call System Manual • Page 7
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System Operating Instructions
System operators must read the following operating
instructions concerning system equipment and terms used
in conjunction with the equipment.
CM800, CM900 Annunciators
Answer Emergency Calls: Emergency calls are indicated
by simultaneous operation of the following signals:
• Steady illuminationofthe associatedstationselector
lamp, which is marked to indicate call origin.
• Rapidly pulsatingaudibletone.Theaudible callsignal
maybe canceled bypressing thetone-offbutton. The
tone-off light will illuminate to indicate that tone is
silenced. The tone-off button may be pressed at any
time to verify operation of the tone-off lamp.
Call signals may only be canceled at the point of origin,
and all calls must be answered in person.
Test Station Annunciator Lamp (if so equipped):
One lamp test button is provided on each panel of
annunciator lamps. Press the lamp test button—all
annunciator lamps on that panel should be illuminated.
Improper Operation: If the CM800 or CM900 Annunciator
maintenance personnel. If a malfunction occurs during
a call-in, causing a lack of indication of call origin on the
observing which corridor light is illuminated, and then
SF117-, SF118-series Emergency Call Stations
Place an Emergency Call: Pull the call cord and wait for
an attendant. (Note: The SF118-series station has a
red call-placed light that illuminates when the cord is
pulled.)
Reset the Station: Push the slide switch up.
Improper Operation: If the station does not operate as
user serviceable parts on SF117-series and SF118-
series Emergency Call Stations.
SF154 Emergency Call Station
Place an Emergency Call: Press the switch in so that
the red area of the switch is visible, and wait for an
attendant.
Reset the Station: Press the switch out so that the red area
of the switch is not visible.
Improper Operation: If the station does not operate as
user serviceable parts on the SF154 Emergency Call
Station.
IR019, IR019B Remote Annunciator Tone Speakers
Emergency Calls: Emergency calls are indicated by a
rapidly pulsating audible tone. The audible tone signal
can be silenced by pressing the tone-off switch. (The
IR019 is not equipped with a tone-off light.) The IR019
and IR019B tone mimics the annunciator tone—either
steady or pulsing.
Improper Operation: If the speaker does not operate as
user serviceable parts on the IR019 and IR019B Remote
Annunciator Tone Speakers.
LI381 Corridor Light
Emergency Calls: Emergency calls are indicated by steady
illumination of the corridor light associated with the
calling station.
Improper Operation: If the corridor light does not operate
are no user serviceable parts on the LI381 Corridor
Light, other than bulbs.
LI382, LI382LED Corridor Lights
Emergency Calls: Emergency calls are indicated by steady
illumination of the corridor light associated with the
calling station. The second light can be used for other
call types initiated from the same zone.
Improper Operation: If the corridor light does not operate
are no user serviceable parts on the LI382 Corridor
Light, other than bulbs. There are no user serviceable
parts on the LI382LED Corridor Light.
LI118B, LI123B Corridor Lights
Emergency Calls: Emergency calls are indicated by steady
illumination of the corridor light and a steady buzzer.
Improper Operation: If the corridor light does not operate
are no user serviceable parts on the LI118 and LI123B
Corridor Lights, other than bulbs.
BE005, BE007 Corridor Bells
Emergency Calls: Emergency calls are indicated by a steady
ringing of the corridor bells.
Improper Operation: If the corridor bell does not operate
are no user serviceable parts on the BE005 and BE007
Corridor Bells.
