jablotron TD-101, TD-101W User Manual

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466 01 Jablonec nad Nisou

Czech Republic

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Telephone dialer TD-101 / TD-101W - 2 - MDJ512 10

Contents :

1. Description .................................................................................................................... 3

1.1. Possibilities of use .............................................................................................. 3

2. Specifications ................................................................................................................ 3

3. TD-101 includes .............................................................................................................4

4. Installation ..................................................................................................................... 4

4.1. Terminal Description .......................................................................................... 4

5. Operation ....................................................................................................................... 4

5.1. What does the dialer do if activated ...................................................................4

6. Voice & pager messages setting .................................................................................6

6.1. How to open USER MODE ................................................................................ 6

6.2. Entering telephone numbers for voice messages sending ................................. 6

6.3. Voice messages recording .................................................................................6

6.4. Entering telephone numbers and data for PAGER ............................................ 7

6.5. Deleting telephone numbers ............................................................................... 7

6.6. Remote control code learning (only for model TD-101W) ..................................7

6.7. Erasing of remote controls (only for model TD-101W) .......................................7

6.8. Testing the message sending ............................................................................. 8

6.9. Changing of the User Code ................................................................................ 8

7. Monitoring station data sending ................................................................................ 10

7.1. Opening of Installer Mode for monitoring station data programming ............... 10

7.2. Entering telephone numbers of Monitoring Station ..........................................10

7.3. Deleting of Monitoring Station telephone numbers .......................................... 10

7.4. Monitoring station Communication Protocol & Format setting ......................... 11

7.5. Account number programming .........................................................................11

7.6. Reporting codes programming .........................................................................11

7.7. Testing the Monitoring Station communication ................................................ 12

8. Optional functions and parameters programming ................................................... 12

8.1. Opening of Installer Mode for Optional functions programming .......................12

8.2. Dialing method ................................................................................................. 12

8.3. Number of voice messages .............................................................................. 12

8.4. Trigger inputs IN1 and IN2 logic ....................................................................... 13

8.5. Trigger delay .................................................................................................... 13

8.6. Number of cycles to send voice & Pager messages ........................................ 13

8.7. Number of attempts to call Monitoring Station ................................................. 14

8.8. Telephone line signals detection ...................................................................... 14

8.9. Audible function monitor (built in speaker) .......................................................14

8.10. Stop function with

Ekey ................................................................................ 15

8.11. Emergency triggering with

Fkey ................................................................... 15

8.12. Changing of the Installer Code ......................................................................... 15

8.13. Factory default reset.......................................................................................... 15

9. Trouble shooting .........................................................................................................16

9.1. Emergency reset ..............................................................................................16

10. Programming diagrams

Voice & Pager messages and telephone numbers setting ............................... 17

Optional functions and parameters programming ............................................18

Monitoring Station data setting ......................................................................... 19

11. Examples of TD-101(W) use ....................................................................................... 20

11.1. Trigger inputs IN1 and IN2 connection ............................................................. 20

11.2. Use of the dialer only for emergency dialing (old or ill people) ......................... 20

11.3. Example of TD-101(W) use with different alarm systems.................................21

Drilling diagram of TD-101(W)

Telephone dialer TD-101 / TD-101W - 3 - MDJ512 10

Conformity:

Hereby, Jablotron Ltd., declares that this TD-101(W) is in compliance with the essential requirements
and other relevant provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC. Original of the conformity assessment can be
found at the web page www.jablotron.cz

, section Technical support.

Notes :

Although this product does not contain any harmful materials we suggest you to return the product to
the dealer or directly to the producer after usage.

1. Description

The TD-101 is an automatic dialing device that transmits prerecorded information via the telephone line.
The dialer can send two different 10 second voice messages (or one 20 second message) to four phone
numbers. It can also send two different Numeric messages to two different PAGERS and four digital codes
to a monitoring station. The desired type of communication is easily selected during installation.

The dialer has two trigger inputs. The optional model TD-101W can also be triggered remotely with a
wireless remote control.

There are three levels of operation for the TD-101: standby, user, and installer. Three light emitting
diodes on the front of the TD-101 show what level the dialer is in.

In standby mode the TD-101 waits for an input from either of the trigger inputs or from the built in keypad.

At the user level (accessible with User Code) you can enter and delete phone numbers, change the
voice messages, change the user code, or test that the TD-101 is functioning properly. Model TD­101W can also "learn“ a remote control code in this level.

At the installer level (accessible with Installer Code) you can modify optional functions of the dialer
and enter data for digital communication with a monitoring station.

All data is stored in the TD-101's EEPROM memory. So disconnecting the power from the dialer will not
erase the data. An emergency reset feature can return the dialer to its original factory settings when
necessary.

The autodialer takes priority on your telephone line. When triggered, it will switch all other devices
(phone, fax, PABX) off line. By checking signals on the line (dial, busy or ringing tone) the dialer knows
what its next response should be. A built in speaker can be used as an audible monitor of the dialer
function. The telephone line is electrically separate from the power and trigger inputs. The TD-101 has
specially designed circuits to protect your telephone line from lightning strikes overvoltage. Tamper
protection is also provided.

1.1. Possibilities of use

The TD-101 dialer has a wide spectrum of use:

• property protection - connected with a house alarm system it can send not only an alarm
message, but also arm/disarm information or panic signal

• emergency calls - ill or old people can easily call a doctor or relatives for help using the TD-101.
The dialer can be triggered by pressing the

F key, or by an additional push button wired to the

input. Model TD-101W can also be triggered with a wireless remote control.

• technical information sending - the dialer can automatically report failures of crucial devices
(refrigerator, cooling systems, pumps, heating systems, elevators etc.) or in connection with a
suitable sensor it can inform about reaching of a critical level of controlled parameters
(temperature, humidity, water level etc.).

2. Specifications

operating voltage 12VDC (10-14V)
current consumption stand by 15 mA max.
operating 100 mA max.
trigger inputs IN1 & IN2 separated with optocouplers
option TD-101W also wireless
tamper switch 1A / 60V max.
telephone line electrically separated, over voltage protection
dialing method pulse / tone
phone number Memories voice message 4x 16 digits (Mem1-4)
pager 2x 26 digits (Mem5,6)
monitoring station 2x 16 digits (Mem7,8)
phone line signal detection dialing, busy or ringing tone
voice message duration 2x 10 or 1x 20sec.
monitoring station protocols ADEMCO, SILENT KNIGHT, SESCOA, FRANKLIN, DCI,

VERTEX, RADIONICS, DTMF 1400, DTMF 2300

can be connected to analogue interfaces TBR 21/1998, EG 201 121 V1.13/2000, AS/ACIF S002/2001
(Australia)

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3. TD-101 includes

the dialer, 2.5m telephone cable, set of screws, manual, and
emergency

F button marking label. Model TD-101W, in

addition, includes a wireless remote control (RC-10)

4. Installation

We recommend professional installation of the dialer. The
dialer should be fixed in the desired location using the two
included screws (see drilling diagram at the end of this manual).
First, partially screw in the top screw and slide the screw head
through the hole in the upper part of the TD-101 rear panel. Then
open the dialer terminal compartment cover and mark the position
of the second screw. Place cables through the hole for cables in
the rear panel before installing the second screw. Do not open the
upper part of TD-101 housing during installation; doing so will
result in voiding of warranty.

4.1. Terminal Description

IN telephone line input (inlet of the telephone line to

the house)

OUT telephone line output (phone, fax etc.); in the stand by mode the line operates as normal. If

triggered, the TD-101 will use the line (switch off the other devices)

+12V, GND external power supply (12VDC, max. 100mA)
TAMPER tamper switch (normally closed contacts)
IN1 +/- positive and negative poles of the first trigger input
IN2 +/- positive and negative poles of the second trigger input

Both TD-101 trigger inputs have built in opto­couplers. The dialer is triggered when an opto­coupler current is switched on (factory default),
opposite logic of inputs is programmable (trigge­ring by the current switching off). There are
many possibilities on how to connect the trigger
inputs - see examples on page 20. Consider
that the dialer reacts only to signals with a
duration of 0.1sec. or longer. Each optocoupler
is ON only if its input terminal voltage is 5 to
20V.

5. Operation

When power is supplied, the dialer will perform an automatic self test (red LED turns on for
10 seconds). Then the TD-101 will enter the stand by mode. In this mode, the TD-101 is waiting for an
input form either the keypad or the trigger inputs. For correct function of the dialer, the telephone
numbers and messages must first be programmed (see chapter 6.).

5.1. What does the dialer do if activated:

• seizes the telephone line (switches off all other devices)

• checks dial tone, if the tone is not detected, it will try to release the line again

• dial the first tel. number and if detects:

• ringing tone, it will send the message and will not call this number again

• busy signal, it will call next number and then will try to call the previous number again

The red LED will light when the dialer has been triggered. Once the dialer has been triggered, it's dialing
procedure can be terminated by pressing and holding the

E key (if enabled in installer level). This is

possible only when the IN1 and IN2 inputs are not triggered.

11.3. Example of TD-101(W) use with different alarm systems

Suggestion of programming for the configuration above

tel. number memories

Mem

1, 2 - not used

user mode

3, 4 - numbers for alarm voice message

setting

5 - not used
6 - alarm PAGER number and data
record only voice mess. no. 2

data for Monitoring Station
four report codes disarming

installer
mode

can be programmed arming

setting

(see chapter 8) alarm
end of alarm
logic of IN1 and IN2 inputs Normally Closed contacts