Programming Your Telephone Dialler's Identification Number - diagral TT385 Guide De Pose

Numbers (identification number, remote monitoring centre number, "Service" call number) must be
programmed and tested when the dialler is operating in test mode (anti-tamper pin released),
i.e. before it is fixed in place. If your dialler is in normal operating mode, refer to the chapter on
"What do I do if...?".
Turn the dialler over on a table so that you are looking at the front panel. Place it on the edge
of the table so that the anti-tamper pin is not pressing against the table.
Keep the telephone dialler in this position throughout recording.
9.1

Programming your telephone dialler's identification number

Your telephone dialler's identification number is programmed in dialler memory 6. This 8-digit confi-
dential number delivered by the remote monitoring centre personalises your telephone dialler and
makes it possible for the company to identify where a call is coming from. It must be programmed
before the remote monitoring centre's call numbers are saved in the memory.
To programme this number follow the operations outlined below:
6
Memory 6
If you make a programming error, the dialler emits three short BEEP's and you must perform
!
programming again from the beginning.
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9.2 Programming the call numbers of the remote monitoring centre
The telephone numbers of the remote monitoring centre that will be alerted if an alarm is triggered
are programmed in memories 1, 2 and 3. The three telephone numbers must all be different.
To programme or change a telephone number, follow the operations below.
N° in memory
1 number =
st
2 number =
nd
3 number =
rd
If you make a programming error, the dialler emits three short BEEP's and you must perform
!
programming again from the beginning.
PROGRAMMING THE CALL NUMBERS
OF YOUR REMOTE MONITORING CENTRE
..
8-digit identification number
...
Telephone n°
(20 digits max.)
1
2
3
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Long BEEP: correct programming
Long BEEP: correct programming
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