Nc2/Vox Voice Board; Recording / Playing Messages; Selecting A Message; Recording A Message - Bentel Security BGSM-A Guía De Introducción

M e s s a g e n o .
T im e 1 5 s e c .
L E D 1
L E D 2 O F F
L E D 3
O F F
L E D 4 O F F
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.).
1C!-%$ !
1C#- '
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:
?B-iiiii+C3-hhhh+37-j+
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.

S witc h to G S M Dis ab le d

S witc h to G S M

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.
[+g+h+i+j+
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).
® ®
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 3
1 5 s e c . 1 5 s e c .
O N
O F F O F F
O N O F F
O N
O F F
O F F O F F
+1C"-
!+1C$-!
4 5
1 5 s e c . 7 s e c .
O F F O F F
O F F O N
O N
O F F
O N O N
8UQdUb+++C`bY^[\Ub++
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 VOICE BOARD

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.
z z z z z Recording/Playing Messages
Using the SERV jumper [16] put the BGSM-A
in Service mode (as per maintenance). Once
in Service mode, it will be possible to select,
record and play messages.
z z z z z 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).
z z z z z 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.
z z z z z 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.
6 7
7 s e c . 7 s e c . 7 s e c .
O N O N O N
O F F O N O N
O N O N
O F F
O N O N O F F
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