Software Version; Operation; Acknowledgment Of A Voice Message; Canceling An Alarm Call - Abus AZWG10020 Instructions D'installation Et De Service

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Software Version

Here the latest software version of the device is displayed with the date of
release.

13. Operation

13.1 Acknowledgment of a voice message

The device requires a call acknowledgment. This is how the device knows
that the transmitted voice message has been received.
A contact receives a call from your device. If the person who answers the
phone believes they can help, they acknowledge the call by pressing the 8
key on telephone. If a called contact does not confirm the message and
instead hangs up, the device continues to send the message to the other
contacts.
Provide instructions to your contacts in advance and also let them know
about this function in the recorded voice message.
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Answer the telephone as normal when it rings. The message is
now repeated several times.
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If you have understood the message, then acknowledge it by
pressing 8. You will now hear a confirmation tone from the device,
and the line is disconnected.
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Deal with the message contents appropriately.

13.2 Canceling an alarm call

If the device was triggered accidentally or if you want to stop the call se-
quence, you have two options:

Entering the passcode
To cancel the dialing process, enter your 4-digit passcode.
Note: This function must be authorized under "Ack & Abort".

Resetting the input signal
The input trigger must be canceled in order to abort the procedure.
This is normally made by resetting the upstream alarm control
panel, for example.
Note: This function must be authorized under "Ack & Abort".
When sending text (SMS) messages, the device usually sends the
first SMS immediately. A user is not likely to be able to react quick-
ly enough to cancel this message. If a user cancels sending of a
text (SMS) message, then the second and third SMS, etc., will probably not
be set.

13.3 Memo function

The device has a "memo" function. This allows you to locally record a voice
memo. The maximum recording time is 16 s.
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