Viking dva-tnt Service Manual

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Time and Temp
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August 31, 2001
The DVA-TNT Time and Temperature Announcer combines a flexible, user recordable, digital announcer with pre-recorded, professional, time and temperature announcements. The announc­er will interface directly with C.O. lines as well as analog PABX/KSU extensions.
Record up to 30 seconds of personalized mes­sages both before and after the pre-recorded time and temperature announcements. The DVA- TNT can also play back a customized night mes-
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• Ring trip or drum recorder modes
• Local and remote recording and programming
• 75 total seconds of recordable non-volatile memory
• Customized recording of pre and post time and temperature announcements
• Customized night message
• Rechargeable battery backup for clock
• Weather resistant remote temperature sensor included
• Selectable Celsius or Fahrenheit readings
• Built-in call counter for caller statistics
• Disconnects on CPC
Power: 120V AC/13.8 VAC adapter provided Battery Back-up: 9 Volt NiMH provided (clock only) Dimensions: 211mm x 160mm x 46mm (8.30” x 6.30” x 1.80”) Shipping Weight: 1.0 kg (2.2 lbs) Environmental: 0°C to 32°C (32°F to 90°F) with 5% to 95%
non-condensing humidity
Audio Output: 600 Ohms Record Time: 75 seconds Sampling Rate: 64K (equivalent) Temperature Sensor Maximum Run: 1500 feet Temperature Sensor Range: -55°C to 125°C (-67°F to 199°F) Connections: (2) RJ11 jacks, (1) 2-pin strip terminal strip,
(1) 10-pin terminal strip
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sage of up to 15 seconds before playing the time and temperature. The DVA-TNT may be programmed and recorded either locally or remotely. A remote
temperature sensor is included along with an integral 24-hour clock. Rechargeable bat­tery back-up is also provided to keep the clock accurate during power outages.
• Provide announcements to Hotel/Motel wake up systems
• Courtesy time and temperature announcer for...
- Banks
- Utility companies
- Phone companies
- Private businesses
• Remote temperature monitoring
• Business promotion
• ACD/UCD drum recorder
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The DVA-TNT is designed to be wall mounted and should be placed near a source of A/C power. The temperature sensor is only installed if the announcement is to include temperature information.
After the DVA-TNT is mounted, the incoming phone line may be connected. An RJ11 jack is provided for modular con- nections, as well as a two-position terminal block for stripped wire.
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LINE INPUT
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NIGHT MODE C.C. INPUT
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600 OHM AUDIO OUTPUT
BUSY OUTPUT (E Lead)
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Red
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13.8 VAC
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(1500 ft maximum)
13.8V AC Adapter
(included)
Incoming C.O. line or analog
PABX/KSU
station port
Touch Tone phone or
unused PABX/KSU
trunk port
(for local programming)
Volume
Adjust
Connections
for Phone
System E & M
Programming can be completed either locally with a Touch Tone phone connected to the “Program Phone” port, or by calling into the “Line Input” jack from a remote location.
1. Local Programming
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A. Ring Trip Interface
Connect a phone line or analog PABX/KSU station to the LINE INPUT jack or teminals.
B. Drum Recorder Interface
The DVA-TNT provides an E-lead dry contact closure across pins 1 and 2 which can be programmed as N/O or N/C. Connect terminals 1 and 2 (E-lead) to the busy lead terminals of the phone system, and terminals 3 and 4 (600 ohm audio output) to the 600 ohm terminals.
A. Accessing Programming
C. Temperature Sensor
The temperature sensor should be attached using the supplied mounting bracket on a secure surface, in an area where the temperature is to be monitored. If the sensor is located outdoors, it should be mounted in an area that is shaded and will not be submerged in water or covered by snow. If using additional wire is required, indoor/outdoor CAT2 or better is recommended. The maximum wire run from the DVA-TNT to the sensor is 1500 feet.
Temperature
Probe
Connections for Night Mode Contact Closure (see Oper- ation section F)
Connections for Slave Unit(s) (see Programming section H)
D. Battery Backup
The DVA-TNT features a rechargeable battery backup. When the rest of the installation has been completed, battery backup of the unit should be activated by moving the battery backup shunt from OFF to ON (see diagram above).
Battery
Backup
a. Attach the PROGRAM PORT jack to a phone or unused trunk port (see diagram above). b. Go off-hook on the phone or trunk port connected to the “Program Phone” port. c. If the DVA-TNT is in the ring-trip mode, two beeps will be heard indicating that the unit has entered program-
ming. If the DVA-TNT is in the drum recorder mode, it will complete its current message cycle and then give two beeps to indicate it has entered programming.
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