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Sensaphone ® Express II User’s Manual
Programming PHONE Parameters [1]
The PHONE parameters allow you to program when,
how and to which location Express II will dial out
during an alarm. Express II is capable of dialing out
to 48 different locations.
Phone parameters are divided into two
separately-programmed categories—Calling
Schedule and Phone Contacts. We’ll deal with
Communications Type a little later.
1. Calling Schedule — the day and time settings
during which specified groups of Phone
Contacts will be called, in the event of an alarm.
2. Phone Contacts — the telephone numbers to
which Express II will dial out, in the event of
an alarm. Up to 48 telephone numbers can be
used, and may include Special Dialing codes.
1. Calling Schedule
Calling Schedule allows you to assign Phone
Contacts to specific calling groups to accommodate
shift work schedules. Time is measured using the
“24 hour” format. There are 3 calling schedules from
which to choose. The default is “All,” indicating that
no grouping of Phone Contacts is in effect and that
dial-out will occur around the clock, at all times.
Selecting Calling Schedule brings up the following
choices:
1. All
This schedule programs Express II to call all the
Phone Contacts that are programmed regardless of
the time of day, or day of week. This is the default set-
ting. Phone Contacts from 1–48 are called regardless
of time, day or day of week
2. Days and Nights
This schedule allows Express II to create two groups
for dialing out: a daytime set of Phone Contacts
(Monday to Friday), and a night-time/weekend set of
Phone Contacts (Friday night to Monday morning).
• Phone Contacts from 1–24 are called during the
day (Monday to Friday).
• Phone Contacts from 25–48 are called during
the night and weekend.
Sensaphone ® Express II User’s Manual
Figure 14a: Express II
Local Display and Keypad
PHONE PARAMETERS
Calling Schedule:
1) Press PROGRAM
2) Press PHONE.
3) A new list appears in the local display.
Press 1 for Call Schedule.
4) A new list appears in the local display.