TransTel Communications G1E Plus User manual

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Programming & User Instructions
July 31, 2008
Software Version A52
The following information reflects the programming instructions and
steps necessary to implement the Security System features of the
G1E Plus Hybrid IP Communication System.
Description of Operation– The G1E Plus System incorporates integrated security
capabilities as a standard feature in all systems. Sensors are used in the G1E Plus
for the purposes detecting changes in their status as it related to door or window
openings. There is one sensor standard and is located on the motherboard of the
G1E Plus System. There are also sensors located in both the Access Control Phone
as well as the Door Phone.
The sensors are generally programmed as normally closed and when a door is
opened an alarm condition is triggered. All telephone sets within the system will ring
for 30 seconds. LCD phones will show an alarm condition and also an indication of
which sensor/door has been opened while the system is armed.
After 30 seconds the system will begin to invoke an Emergency Call Alert to up to 5
outside telephone numbers in a cascading manner. The system will advance from
one number to the next until and response is received in the way of a manually
pressed * key or a polarity reversal answer supervision signal. Each number will ring
for a period of approximately 60 seconds before disconnecting and attempting the
next number. A special user recorded message is played to each telephone number
attempted.
TransTel Communications, Inc.
1562 Park Lane South, Suite 400
Jupiter, Florida 33458
Tel: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
www.transtelcommunications.com

Programming– PRG 2 Save (default)
1. Program The Sensors– Program 39-XX-YY
Where XX= Sensor/Station Number / YY = Item Number
After entering programming Press 39-00-01 Save
Note that 00 is for the sensor on the G1E Plus motherboard. If you require additional
sensors then enter the station number for either the Access Control Phone or the Door
Phone. Be sure to set the First position as 05 for Security Feature and the operation as
normally open or closed. For most applications the sensor will normally be closed.
2. Program Access Passwords– You need to program a password or passwords that
will enable the security alarm and also provide the ability to disable the alarm. There
are two options here. First, identify the station number of the ACP you will be using to
turn the alarm on and off from.
Enter Program 40-ACP-08 In this example we will use station 18 which is assigned to
an ACP.
Enter Program 40-18-08
The password for turning the alarm on and off from the ACP is defined in class of ser-
vice. Program 40 Item 08 is used as a pointer to Program 17 which is the Forced Ac-
count Code Table. If 40-18-08 is set to 00, then ANY valid password defined in the
Forced Account Code Table will be able to toggle the alarm on and off. However if you
set item 08 to a specific Forced Account code entry as shown in the above example
ONLY that account code can be used. In this case it is forced account code 23.
39-00-01
05 2
Function 05– Security Feature
1= Normally Open
2= Normally Closed
40-18-08 STCOS
0 0 1 1 1 1 0 23
00= ANY code in Program 17
23= Only Code 23 in Program 17

3. Forced Account Codes– As mentioned enter Program 17.
Press Save
Enter the account code that you want to be used to turn on and off the security alarm
from the ACP.
Digit "d" is keyed in by [DND/CN] button and means " Any digit " ("don't care").
Digit "_" is keyed in by [TRF/FL] button and means " No digit ".
Clear all digits by pressing [TRF/FL] to insert a line in place of the original entry.
Move Cursor Right– DSS 4 or VOL UP
Move Cursor Left– DSS 3 or VOL Down
The last two digits dd are for toll class selection – Day and Night. They have no bear-
ing on the ACP functionality.
First d: for Day time Toll Class.
Second d : for Night time Toll Class.
Do not use Redial to clear forced account code / password entries as this will insert
"don't care" which will allow any digit to be used as a password.
Note that if you enter 1234 as the password you will need to dial 1234 #. The # sign is
a delimiter entry for passwords less than the full 8 characters.
4. Program Security Key on Telephone Set– In Program 07 set the DSS key you
would like to use to turn on and off the Security Alarm to FN: 61 from a Digital Keyset.
Helpful Hint- LED RED Steady– The Security Alarm is activated
LED Off– The Security System is not activated
FC Account Code
Code:_ _
Enter Code 23
17-23 FCACC Code
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ d d

5. Program Emergency Call Alert Telephone Numbers– There are 5 speed dial
locations that are used for dial out telephone numbers when the security alarm takes
place. These speed dial locations are 100 through 104 and are found in Program 09.
You may enter the same telephone number more than once if desired and you want
to be notified multiple times. If you have a monitoring station or a local police depart-
ment telephone number it is suggested that you advise them in advance of what your
Emergency Call Alert Message states and what they should do to respond.
6. Program Non Emergency Call Telephone Number– Speed dial location 105 of-
fers an external number to be called when the system is in the alarm mode and
someone presses the CALL button on the ACP. It is possible for the system to dial an
outside number and allow the dialled party the ability to connect with the ACP and
conduct a conversation and then terminate the telephone call. Leave blank if you do
not want an external telephone number to be dialled when the call button is pressed
and the alarm is active.
Speed Dial Number Notes– While in Program 09 Speed Dial, the MIC/AT Key tog-
gles between the speed dial number, trunk number and speed dial name. In default
the speed dial numbers will access an available line within the trunk group. This can
be identified by TK:00 in the upper right hand corner of the display. If you want to
change it to a specific line press MIC/AT and enter the specific trunk number.
7. Record the Emergency Call Alert Message– Take a moment to think about what
your Emergency Call Alert Message will be and who the recipient will be. It is sug-
gested that you limit the message to around 20 seconds or less so the message can
be repeated during the approximately 1 minute it is played. It is necessary that you
instruct the called party to Press * at the end of your message. This action will stop
the alarm and reset it and will discontinue further notification.
An example may be. This is an Emergency Security Alert for TransTel Communica-
tions. Please send an officer to 1562 Park Lane South Suite 400 as soon as possible.
Press * to confirm you received this message.
• To Record Emergency Call Alert From Digital Key Phone programmed as
Operator
• Lift Handset Press [8901] [Password #] [2] [3] [4]
• Follow voice prompts and instructions

Security System Operating Instructions
To Enable the Security System Feature
• Digital Key Phone
• Press [FN:61] Security key
• Press 1 to start one minute countdown timer
• Leave building within one minute time period
Helpful Hint– After Pressing the Security Key, you will be given a sensor status indica-
tion which shows the condition of your sensors. Steady Green is an indication that your
sensors are operating correctly for the alarm to be activated. Flashing RED is an indi-
cation that you need to check your doors or windows and be sure they are secured
properly before activating the alarm. The sensor indicators will begin with DSS Key 1
which is usually your first outside line, then 2 and 3 etc. depending on how many sen-
sors you have installed.
• Access Control Phone
• Press [PRG] then [5]
• Enter Security Code followed by #
• If correct the LCD on the ACP will display PASS and the alarm is set.
• If not correct ERR along with an error tone will be displayed and you must try
again when the ACP returns back to an idle state.
To Disable the Security System Feature
• Digital Key Phone
• Press [FN:61] Security key
• Enter password followed by # sign
• If correct Security Off will be displayed
• If incorrect an error tone will be heard and you need to try again
• Access Control Phone
• Press [PRG] then [7]
• Enter Security Code followed by #
• If correct the LCD on the ACP will display PASS and the alarm is set.
• If not correct ERR along with an error tone will be display and you must try
again when the ACP returns back to an idle state.
Helpful Hint– The Security feature key [FN:61] will let you know the status of the secu-
rity alarm feature. RED steady means the system is armed and active. OFF means the
system is NOT armed and is a disabled state.

Forced Entry Silent Alarm Enable– If you are forced to enter your building
against your wishes by an person you can activate the Emergency Call Alert feature
without the other person knowing. It will appear as if the alarm is disabled within the
building but the Emergency Call Alert is actually taking place.
• From the Access Control Phone
• Press [PRG] [*] [Password] [#] to open the door
Silent Alarm– If an unwanted intruder or burgler comes into your office area and
you need to silently activate the Emergency Call alert, you can do so by pressing the
Silent Alarm Key from any Digital Telephone Set.
Emergency Call Alert– When the security alarm is active and a sensor gets trig-
gered, the alarm process will begin.
• All telephones inside the building will begin to ring
• After 30 seconds, the Emergency Call Alert feature will begin
• The system will access an outside lines and begin calling the telephone numbers
stored in Speed Dial Location 100 through 104, in sequential order
• This will continue until the called party presses the * key on their telephone set.
• The * key will stopped current notification and will reset the alarm