Wurtec 11-930 User Manual

S3 Communicator

Building Powered

Emergency Telephone Guide

Use with Part Numbers 11-930 through 11-939

Version 5.0 September 2019

For Quick Set-Up go immediately to page 5!

Applies to Part Numbers: 11-930, 11-931, 11-932, 11-933, 11-935, 11-936, 11-939

Contents

Getting Started ...........................................................3

Introduction ..............................................................4

Before Programming the Wurtec S3 Communicator ...............................5

Quick Set-Up (from onboard keypad)

Programming Phone Numbers ...............................................6

Programming Site Identication Message .......................................6

Adjusting Onboard Volume ..................................................7

Adjusting Conversation Volume ..............................................7

Resetting to Factory Defaults ................................................8

Installation

Line Connection ..........................................................9

Power Requirements .......................................................9

Programming (Locally or Remotely)

Programming Phone Numbers ...............................................9

Programming Ring-Down Line ..............................................10

Programming Ring Time ...................................................10

Programming Messages (Site ID) ............................................11

Programming Messages (Announcements) ....................................11

Getting Started

1.

Carefully open the shipping box and remove contents.

2.

Inspect the telephone(s) for any damage.

3.

Make sure the microphone, speaker and LED are connected correctly to the pins. See

drawing below for locations.

If there is any damage call us for advice at 800-837-1066 or our tech line at 419-930-1066.

Programming (Locally or Remotely) | Advanced Options

User Preferences - Announcements On/O󰀨 ....................................12

User Preferences - Immediate Two-Way Conversation On/O󰀨 ......................13

User Preferences - Call Cancellation On/O󰀨 ....................................13

User Preferences - Maintenance Announcements On/O󰀨 .........................14

User Preferences - Timing Out ..............................................14

Talk Time ...............................................................15

Access Code ............................................................15

Touch Tone ID ...........................................................16

Ring Count .............................................................16

Unit Number (Line Sharing) .................................................17

External Output ..........................................................17

Program Status ..........................................................18

Calling Into Remote Phone ..................................................19

Reset to Factory Defaults ...................................................19

Testing the Phone Line .....................................................19

Phone Line Volume ........................................................20

Flowchart ................................................................21

Troubleshooting ....................................................... 21-25

Glossary .................................................................26

Warranty Policy ...........................................................27

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Introduction

There are two ways to program the Wurtec S3C: 1) locally [using onboard keypad and battery

or external power supply] or 2) remotely [accessing the S3C from another location by calling

it]. We recommend programming LOCALLY.

Power Requirements: Externally 12-24V AC/DC isolated from earth ground at 200 mA

or higher. The rechargeable 9V battery should be rated 150 mAh or better. External

power keeps battery charged. A fully charged battery allows up to 4 hrs. of talk time

upon power failure.

Line Requirements: It is highly recommended to use a shielded twisted pair for the

telephone line with the shielding grounded at the controller or at the source of the

telephone line.

Use the program keys on the onboard keypad to program Emergency Phone Numbers and

Site ID Message. You can perform these programming procedures and access all available

options by entering the Program Menu, which is explained on pages 9-18.

Before Programming the Wurtec S3 Communicator

STEP 1

When programming locally be sure to have a 9V battery with adequate charge

connected to the phone or external power connected. This will energize the keypad

so it can be programmed. Keypad will NOT be active with telephone line power

only.

STEP 2

Be sure to have all the information you need programmed ready before you begin

programming the phone. The phone will repeat itself every three seconds until

the information is programmed into the phone or you press

programming mode.

STEP 3

The phone can be programmed backed to factory defaults at any point (see page

8) if a mistake is made. Also take note that if information is programmed incorrectly

the rst time, just follow the steps of programming again and it will overwrite the

previous program. For example, if an incorrect phone number was programmed,

follow the steps of programming the phone number again and the latest number

programmed would be the one saved to the phone.

VOL UP

then 0 to exit

To leave any menu at any time press

then 0 .

VOL UP

STEP 4

If you are having trouble getting the keypad to work for programming at this

point, please see the trouble shooting section on page 21, or the troubleshooting

owcharts on page 24 and 25. The trouble shooting page also has our help line

number for any questions or problems.

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Quick Set-Up (from onboard keypad)

Quick Set-Up (from onboard keypad) cont.

Programming Phone Numbers

(The number(s) you want the S3C to autodial)

EMERG

STEP 1

Press the

STEP 2

The phone will say “press 1 for rst number, 2 for second number, 3 for third

number.” Choose which number you want to enter. The phone will ask you to enter

the number followed by the

phone to autodial and press the

the phone. See page 10 for ring-down programming.

STEP 3

Once the number is programmed, the phone will recite the number. If the number

is correct and you are nished you may press

If you have another number to program the phone will automatically revert back to

the phone number program menu and you will hear an option to program phone

numbers 2 and 3, follow the same steps to program those numbers if you choose to

do so. Note: The rst number will dial for 30 seconds, the second number will dial

for 60 seconds, and the third number will dial for 120 seconds.

PHONE

button on the keypad.

NUMB

#

key. At this point enter the number you want the

VOL DN

#

key. Up to 24 digits can be programmed into

VOL DN

Programming Site Identication Message

STEP 1

Press the

STEP 2

Press 1 to record. The phone will say “at the tone, record your message followed

by

when nished. A typical message consists of the address, name of the building the

elevator is in, and the elevator number if more than one elevator is present, and a

call back number. The site identication message should not exceed 16 seconds.

STEP 3

If the message that has been recorded is correct you may

press

needs to be recorded again, follow the steps for programming the site identication

message again. The new recording will automatically overwrite the old recording.

You can repeat this process until the message is correct.

SITE ID

button on the keypad.

MSG

#

. After you heard the tone, record the message and press the

VOL DN

then 0 to exit programming mode. If the message is incorrect and

VOL UP

then 0 to exit program mode.

VOL UP

#

key

VOL DN

Adjusting Onboard Volume

(volume of the programming menu voice)

STEP 1

To increase the volume of the onboard programming menu voice press the

TALK

and

/ END

8). Continue to press the

is reached. The number will increase as the volume increases. The phone will say

“8” repeatedly once it has hit its maximum volume.

STEP 2

To decrease the volume of the onboard programming voice press the

TALK

and

/ END

8). Continue to press and release the

reached. The number will decrease as the volume decreases. The phone will say

“1” repeatedly once it has reached its lowest volume.

keys at the exact same time then release. You will hear a number (1-

VOL UP

#

keys at the same time and then release. You will hear a number (1-

VOL DN

TALK
/ END

and

at the same time until the desired volume

VOL UP

TALK
/ END

Adjusting Conversation Volume

STEP 1

Be sure the phone is connected to a live telephone line and has either external

power connected or a 9V battery. If you have both the external power and a 9V

battery connected, be sure the battery is rechargeable, or it could result in a battery

malfunction and could damage the phone and or harm the installer.

STEP 2

To increase the volume of the person you are speaking to rst press the

key. If you have a live telephone line, the phone will say “Please enter number to

be dialed” and then you will hear a standard dial tone. DO NOT dial a number.

TALK
/ END

TALK
/ END

and

Once you hear the dial tone, Press the

and then release. You will hear your dial tone increase in volume and also hear

a number. Continue to press the

release until the desired volume is reached. The number will increase with each

volume increase. The phone will say “8” once the maximum volume is reached.

When nished press

TALK

to hang up the phone. (continued on next page)

/ END

#

and

keys until the desired volume is

VOL DN

and

VOL UP

keys at the exact same time

VOL UP

keys at the same time and then

TALK
/ END

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Quick Set-Up (from onboard keypad) cont.

Installation

STEP 3

To decrease the volume of the person you are speaking to rst press the

key. If you have a live telephone line, the phone will say “Please enter number to

be dialed” and then you will hear a standard dial tone. DO NOT dial a number.

Once you hear the dial tone, Press the

time and then release. You will hear your dial tone decrease in volume and also

hear a number. Continue to press

release until the desired volume is reached. The number will decrease with each

volume decrease. The phone will say “1” once the lowest volume is reached. When

nished press

TALK

to hang up the phone.

/ END

Resetting to Factory Defaults

STEP 1

To reset everything to factory defaults press the

same time.

STEP 2

The phone will say “Factory defaults, press 1 to reset to default, 2 to cancel,

or

then 0 to disconnect.” To reset to default, press the 1 button on the

VOL UP

keypad. The phone will then say “Reset” and then shut o󰀨. At this point anything

that has been programmed in the phone is erased and reset to factory defaults.

Factory Defaults are as follows:

Voice Announcements - On

Call Cancellation - O󰀨

Immediate Two-Way Conversation - O󰀨

Maintenance Announcements - O󰀨

Ring Count - 1 Ring

Volume - Mid Level (4)

Emergency Phone Numbers - None

Site ID Message - None

Announcements - None

Talk Time - 180 seconds

Touch Tone ID - None

TALK
/ END

TALK
/ END

and

#

and

keys at the exact same

VOL DN

#

keys at the same time and then

VOL DN

#

VOL UP

and

keys at the exact

VOL DN

TALK
/ END

Line Connection

A.

Connect the telephone line wires to the “TELCO” pins on the circuit board using the

supplied connector. Check the phone line for a dial tone, touch tone capabilities and

noise. You can do this by using the

TALK

button. We suggest you call your emergency

/ END

numbers and have them call you back. This will verify touch tone lines, phone numbers

and line conditions.

B.

IMPORTANT! This step will save you time and unnecessary eld trips! Carefully

tape the shielding and any additional wires on the phone cable so they will not short

out the electronics or the telephone line at the circuit board. NOTE: GROUND THE

SHIELDING AT THE CONTROLLER OR SOURCE OF TELEPHONE LINE ONLY!

Power Requirements

A.

TELCO Voltage: 24-52 VDC

B.

TELCO Current: 23 mA

C.

External Voltage: 12-24 VAC/DC Isolated from Earth ground.

D.

External Current: 200 mA or Higher

E.

Battery Voltage: 9 VDC

F.

Battery Type: Rechargeable 150 mAh or higher

The S3 Communicator is not polarity sensitive.

Programming (Locally or Remotely)

To program Phone Numbers, Messages, Advanced Options and access Program Status press

PROG

the

MENU

button.

Programming Phone Numbers

STEP 1

Press

STEP 2

Press 1 for phone numbers.

STEP 3

Press 1 to program the rst number you want the phone to autodial. Press 2

PROG

button on the keypad.

MENU

for the second number you want the phone to autodial. Press 3 for the third

number you want the phone to autodial. If you only want one number programmed,

continue to the next step. If you want more than one number programmed, repeat

the following steps for each corresponding number slot.

STEP 4

Press 1 to program the number. Press 2 to review the number that was

previously programmed. Press 3 to delete the number.

previous menu. Or

then 0 to leave programming mode. (continued on next

VOL UP

#

to return to the

VOL DN

page)

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