EDS SD 830 User manual
SD 830
INSTALLATION MANUAL
TELEPHONE DIALLER
sd830_12Veng_R2
How to Enter or Change Passwords
After entering the 4-digit engineering code, #, row number and user code
if you enter a valid syntax you hear, two beeps. If you enter an invalid syntax you hear single beep which means
wrong operation. You can repeat the operation by pressing # button.
please enter the followings in order:
MMMM:
SxSxSx:
Example:
Engineering code (default 1234 )
New password
1234 # 07 5612 if you want to set 5612 user password
Setting 1. Telephone's number's password: MMMM # 07 S1S1S1
Setting 2. Telephone's number's password. MMMM # 08 S2S2S2
Setting 3. Telephone's number's password: MMMM # 09 S3S3S3
Setting 4. Telephone's number's password: MMMM # 10 S4S4S4
Setting 5. Telephone's number's password: MMMM # 11 S5S5S5
Setting 6. Telephone's number's password: MMMM # 12 S6S6S6
Changing the engineering code: MMMM #13 S7S7
TELEPHONE DIALLER
SD 830
How to Stop Dialing or Changing Password
After voice playback finishes, the device waits for a password during 10 seconds. In that time please enter the
password related current phone number. After two tone, if you enter ‘2’ the device does not dial next phone numbers.
If you enter ‘1’ instead of ‘2’ the relay on the board is activated.
Operating Voltage
Power Consumption
Line frequency
Diallable phones
Voice recording time
Record listening
Calling time
User password
Programming password
Alarm input
Microchip technology
Repeated dials(when line is busy or no answer )
Ringing time when there's no answer
Automatic alarm detection
Uninterrupted power supply
Takeover dial (forceably dropping a busy line )
Restoring to factory defaults
Dimensions(mm)
Weight
Operating temperature
Model SD 830
12VDC
17mA(suspended) / 65mA (alarmed)
Available
6 passwords
1 password
Available
Available
5 dials
Available
Available
Available
Available
390-490Hz
6
16sc.
50sc. (Tone)
50sc.
110x110x39
111gr
-10°C ~ +50°C
Connection Examples
You'll hear a double-tone confirmation sound after entering “4 digit engineering password, [#], 13, new password”
EEEE : Engineering password(Used for programming, changing password and removing tel. numbers)
NNNN : The new engineering password
To change the engineering password: Enter EEEE [#] 13 NNNN
Technical Specifications
TELEPHONE DIALLER TELEPHONE DIALLER
SD 830
Connect the phone line to the LINE ports. To be able to program the SD830, a telephone device with tone dial must be
connected to the tel. connector.
First, connect the jumper units(J1 and J2) to the P(Program) side as shown in Figure 1. While in normal operating
condition, jumper units must be in N(Normal) position as shown in Figure 2.
SD830 has the feature of automatic alarm detection. The alarm input condition is accepted as the normal input
condition at the first start-up. If the alarm input condition changes, it is considered as a trigger.
N
Figure2/Normal
Connections
Triggering Input
SD 830
P
Figure1/Programming
N P
Operation may start 3 seconds after the initial power-up.
A siren sound will be heard on the phone when picked up during an alarm condition.
The alarm output of the alarm panel may trigger positive or negative, SD830 will automatically detect it
(Connections are shown in Figure3 and Figure4)
Factory default engineering password is: To restore the factory settings, shut down and unplug the
power source first. .
Then set the J4 jumper position and power up again. You'll hear a confirmation sound on the programming telephone.
Remove the jumper J4.
Now, you can do the programming.
1234.
Notes
To record voice into the device:
To listen the record:
J1 and J2 must be in the programming position (Figure 1)
Open the device cover and set the J3 jumper into position, see the LD1 LED turn on. Get closer to the microphone on
the board to record your voice message and do not exceed 16 seconds. Recording time ends when the LD1 LED turns
off. Unsettle the jumper J3. Close the device cover.
Enter EEEE [#] 14 and listen to the 16sc recordings. You should wait until the end of 16 seconds before moving to
another process.
After entering engineering code o voice is heard. Then enter # the voice is heard again. Then dial 14 and listen the
recorder voice.
J1 and J2 must be in the programming position (Figure 1).
Programming Parameters
You should hear a double-tone confirmation sound right after every programming and password changing processes.
If a single-tone error sound is heard, you can repeat the process after pressing the [#] button. You can press the [#] button
to cancel any process at any time and return to the beginning of the menu.
You should program the device before operating it. During the programming process, J1 and J2 jumper positions must be
set as shown in Figure1. During the programming process, you can assign 6 phone numbers and a specific password and
engineering password for each phone number.
You'll hear a double-tone confirmation sound after entering ”four digit engineering password, [#], order no, tel no and [#]”.
Figure 3 Figure 4
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SD 830
LINE
12VDC
POWER •
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SD 830
LINE
12VDC
POWER •
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For telephone number 1: For telephone number 4:
For telephone number 2: For telephone number 5:
For telephone number 3: For telephone number 6:
Example:
EEEE [#] 01 Tel No [#] EEEE [#] 04 Tel No [#]
EEEE [#] 02 Tel No [#] EEEE [#] 05 Tel No [#]
EEEE [#] 03 Tel No [#] EEEE [#] 06 Tel No [#]
(EEEE: 4 digit engineering password) (default 1234)
1234 # 01 0532 987 65 34 #
Changing The Engineering Password
Recording Voices and Listening Records
You'll hear a double-tone confirmation sound after entering “4 digit engineering password, [#], order no, [#]”
(EEEE: 4 digit engineering password)
Removing tel. Number 1: EEEE [#] 01 [#] Removing tel. number 4: EEEE [#] 04 [#]
Removing tel. number 2: EEEE [#] 02 [#] Removing tel. number 5: EEEE [#] 05 [#]
Removing tel. number 3: EEEE [#] 03 [#] Removing tel. number 6: EEEE [#] 06 [#]
(default 1234)
1234#01#Example:
Removing Telephone Numbers
J4
J3
J1
J2
ALM
LINETEL
COM
NC
NO
12V
+-
TEL
LINE
ALARM
COM
NO
NC
TEL
LINE
ALARM
COM
NO
NC
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