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OMA-VM500A-6-LV, $495,
shown smaller than actual size.
⻬ Monitors Up
to 8 Inputs
and Power
⻬ Programs Up
to Four,
20-Digit
Phone Numbers
⻬ Easy-to-Follow
Menu-Driven
Programming
Done Over the Phone
⻬ Works with
Telephone Pagers
Model OMA-VM500A-6 monitors
up to eight switch closures (dry
contacts) which allows you to
connect a wide variety of sensors
such as magnetic door or window
switches, thermostats, fluid level
switches and motion sensors.
The OMA-VM500A-6-LV monitors
up to 8 switch closures (dry
contacts) or 24 Vac/Vdc inputs.
This dialer allows the user to
program a “normal” state and a
time delay for each input. A 5second message can be recorded
to define each input. An additional
local identification message can
be recorded to identify the dialer.
When an input is different from the
programmed “normal” state for
longer than the time delay, the unit
will dial up to 4 phone or pager
numbers. The integrated voice
tells the user which zone is in
alarm and the current status.
Call the unit at any time to hear a
status report, including power
status. The user can complete all
programming over the phone by
following simple voice instructions.
Starts at
$
475
OMA-VM500A-6, OMA-VM500A-6R, OMA-VM500A-6-LV, OMA-VM500A-6R-LV
OMEGAPHONE
®
Eight Channel Alarm Dialers
When the dialer goes into an
emergency state, it will energize
the alarm relay, activate the alarm
buzzer, and begin making
emergency calls. When the unit
dials a voice number, it will first play
the local identification message and
the current status of any inputs that
caused the emergency state.
The unit ceases to be in the
emergency state once contact is
made with the unit. When the dialer
is in alarm condition, it will dial all
programmed phone numbers until
contact is made. If contact has not
been made after dialing all phone
numbers, the dialer will wait 20
minutes and then begin calling
again.
This sequence is repeated until
contact is made. When the dialer
calls a voice phone number, it will
play the local identification message
and the current state of any input
that caused an alarm and power
status. The dialer will then prompt
the user to enter the PIN. When the
correct PIN is entered, contact has
been made and the dialer will stop
calling. If the dialer calls an
answering machine or voice mail,
the dialer will leave the warning
message and will continue to call.
When the dialer calls a pager
number, it will transmit the
programmed local ID number,
any inputs that have caused an
alarm, and the line voltage (power)
status.Contact is made when the
user enters the 4-digit PIN number,
or—if the user is on site—presses
the cancel button located on the
front of the dialer.
If the input(s) return to the
programmed “normal” states,
the unit will also cease to
be in the emergency state.
Remotely Controlled
Alarm Relay Option
Models with this option contain an
alarm relay that may be controlled
from a remote location through a
standard touch tone telephone.