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NOTE:
When the sirens are turned off during a listen-in/talk-back period, the system continues to
count down the time until the sirens are scheduled to time out.
If the sirens time out during the
listen-in/talk-back period, they do not turn on again when the monitoring service operator
presses button 9.
If the monitoring service operator does not begin another listen-in/talk-back period by
pressing buttons 1, 2, 3, or 7, the system automatically turns on the sirens again and
hangs up.
If the sirens time out during the listen-in/talk-back period they do not turn
on again when the system hangs up.
Summary of Touch-Tone Phone Buttons
Table D-l provides a summary of the touch-tone buttons used to control the Listen-In/
Talk-Back feature.
Table D-l. Summary of Touch-Tone Phone Keys
Press
0
TO
turn off external sirens
l
1
activate the one-way talk-back
modes
2
activate the two-way voice
mode
3
activate the one-way listen-in
mode
1,2
7
begin another 90-second listen-in/talk-back period’
9
hang up and turn on sirens again’
‘Pressing button 1, 2, 3, 7 or 0 begins a new listen-in/talk-back period.
2
If a silent alarm triggers the Listen-In/Talk-Back feature, pressing buttons 1, 2, or 3
has the same effect as pressing button 7. The mode does not change.
Incoming
Alarms
During a Listen-In/Talk-Back Period
If a new alarm is generated during a listen-in/talk-back period, the monitoring service
operator hears 8 tones to indicate that another alarm has been generated at the
premises.
If a new alarm is generated during the first 90-second listen-in/talk-back period and
before the monitoring service operator has pressed button 1, 2, 3, 7 or 0, the 8 tones
indicating a new alarm has been generated are not emitted on the line at this time.
Instead, the system waits until the monitoring service operator presses a button to
change listen-in/talk-back modes, begin another listen-in/talk-back period, or turn off
sirens. When the operator first presses button
1,
2, 3, 7 or 0, the system immediately
emits the 8 tones to let the operator know another alarm was generated.
AT&T Security System 8300 Installer’s Manual
D-5
- AT&T Security System 8300 1
- CCU Main Board and 2
- Figure O-l. CCU Main Board 3
- Contents 4
- Operations 6
- Programming the System 10
- Wireless Considerations 10
- 2 Installation 11
- Introduction 12
- 8301 Software Package 13
- The Parts of the 14
- Smoke Detector (Model 8520) 16
- WARNING: 16
- Other Devices 18
- Installation 19
- Basic Installation Guidelines 20
- Wiring Data 21
- Residential UL Requirements 23
- Commercial UL Requirements 24
- MAIN BOARD 25
- use Green Wire 26
- (earth) ground for 26
- UL Commercial 26
- Burglary 26
- Battery and 27
- Typical Standby Battery Life 29
- Installing Specific Devices 32
- Mount/Install: 32
- THIS MODEL 8300 CMP 36
- CIRCUIT PACK MUST BE USED 36
- WITH THE MODEL 8345 36
- OWER TRANSFORMER 37
- Two-Line S 39
- OUT&% 40
- O”TS:DOE LINE 40
- Display Control Keypad 43
- Appendix 44
- 106776164 106776164 AND 45
- Snap hinged mou 46
- LCD Viewing 47
- -Angle Adjust 47
- Keyswitch# 48
- Figure 2-18 UL Bell Wiring 50
- Manual Programming 52
- Example: 53
- Moving Through the Grid 55
- Example: Key Terms 58
- Q use as 59
- Series: Modem and Dialer 63
- 211 Touch Tone or Pulse Dial 63
- 7 channels defined in 63
- Receiver 64
- Series: Receiver 2 65
- 241 Rcvr 2 Phone Number 65
- 1 = 1 = 69
- 3-203-20 70
- 731 Relay 71
- Series: X-10 72
- 741 X-10 House Code 72
- Programming Error Messages 73
- UL Programming Requirements 74
- Extended, and 76
- Reporting Data 76
- B for RF Sensor Supervision 77
- 1 for CCU Low Battery 77
- E for RF Sensor Low Battery 77
- 1 is an Automatic Test 77
- Troubleshooting 81
- Initial Testing 81
- Coming Home on a Rainy Day 84
- Keypad Usage 86
- (Keypads in the Bedroom) 86
- Keypad as Telephone 86
- Listen-In Keypad 87
- The Alarm Cycle 88
- Resetting the System 88
- Reception Factors 92
- Installing 93
- Wireless Components 93
- Settings/Connections: 94
- Antenna Coupling Unit 95
- Universal Transmitter 98
- Sensor Number 102
- Figure A-7 103
- Walk Test LED: 105
- Listen-In/Talk-Back 106
- EXAMPLE: 108
- EXAMPLE 1: 111
- Programming 112
- the Security System 8300 112
- Monitoring Service Receiver 113
- Requirements 113
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