Nc2/Vox Voice Board; Recording/Playing Messages; Selecting A Message; Recording A Message - DSC GS3050-A Manual Del Operador

M e s s a g e n o .
T im e
L E D 1
L E D 2
L E D 3
L E D 4
Standby, it will send Restoral message no. 4 to Telephone
number 4. Channel 3 will not send Alarm messages. Howe-
ver, when Channel 3 is restored to Standby, it will send
Restoral message no. 7 to Telephone number 8. Channel
2 is set up as the 'SERV' Channel. Channel 4 is 'Redun-
dant', and therefore has been voided (refer to step 4.).
AS1=5400010000;AS2=0000000000;
AS3=0700000001;AS4=1000000000;
A semicolon (;) must close each programming field.
8.
Create and save a message (message no. 6)
for the Switch to GSM option, Reserved Ou-
tputs and Activation Codes (if the Reserved
Output facility is not used, save Message 6 as
an 'Empty' message, then go to step 9.).
Program the Reserved Outputs and Acti-
vation Codes, as follows:
OR=yyyyy;SC=#xxxx#;CG=z;
y represents the Output.
Enter a value of '0' or '1'.
Enter '1' to program the corresponding Output
as a Reserved Output.
Enter '0' in the Non-Reserved output positions.
xxxx represents the 4 digit Activation Code.
z — program this value as '0', '1' or '2'. Refer
to the following table for the meaning.
0
S witc h to G S M Dis ab le d
1
S witc h to G S M
2
S witc h to G S M with te le p ho ne c all
9.
Create and save a message (message no. 7)
for the Strings of the Reserved Outputs (if
the Reserved Output facility is not used,
save Message 7 as an 'Empty' message, then
go to step 10.). If the Reserved Outputs
are used, program also Messages 8
through 15 as described in step 10.
k;w;x;y;z;
k,w,x,y and z represent the String posi-
tions. Each String can have up to 10 characters
(refer Figure 10 for the accepted characters).
In the following example, the Strings for the Re-
served Outputs 1 (Heater) and 4 (Sprink-
ler) have been programmed (positions k and y).
22
T a b le 6 - M E S S A G E C O N F IG U R A T IO N
1 2
1 5 s e c . 1 5 s e c .
O N
O F F
O N
O F F
O F F O F F
O F F O F F
3 4
1 5 s e c . 1 5 s e c .
O F F O F F
O F F O F F
O N O F F
O F F O N
Heater;;;Sprinkler;;
A semicolon (;) must close each programming field,
and must be entered in the unused positions.
10.
Messages 8 through 15 are for the text commu-
nications (Alarms, Warnings, etc.) that the SMS
Dialler Facility will send to the Contact Telephone
numbers, when the associated Event occurs.
These Messages can be written in the same way
as you usually write SMS Texts on your Cellphone.
NOTE - DO NOT use characters other than
those shown in Figure 10.
NC2/VOX can record 8 Alarm messages. Four
messages of 15 seconds (Messages 1, 2, 3 and
4), and four of 7 seconds (Messages 5, 6, 7 and
8). The 8 configurations (corresponding to the 8
messages) can be viewed on the four LEDs [22]
at 1 second intervals.

Recording/Playing Messages

Using the SERV jumper [16] put the GS3050-A
in Service mode (as per maintenance). Once
in Service mode, it will be possible to select,
record and play messages.

Selecting a Message

Hold down the Play [30] and Record [31]
buttons.
Release the buttons when the LEDs show the
required configuration (refer to the Message
Configuration Table).

Recording a Message

For the best results, stand at about 20 cm
from the microphone [29].
Press the Record button [31], and record the
message (the 4 Green LEDs will blink to signal
the elapsing message time).
Press the Record button [31] to stop the re-
cording phase before timeout.
Recording will stop automatically when the
message time expires.

Playback

Press Play [30]—the 4 Green LEDs will blink
for the duration of the message.
Playback can be stopped by pressing the Play
button [30] again.
5 6
7 s e c . 7 s e c .
O N
O F F
O N
O F F
O N O N
O N O N

NC2/VOX VOICE BOARD

GS3050-A - GSM Dialler and Interface
7 8
7 s e c . 7 s e c .
O N O N
O N O N
O F F O N
O N O F F