Trigon Miniguard HF-2 Series Guía de inicio rápido

255 Glider Circle • Corona, CA 92880

(951) 371-1730 • Facsimile (951) 371-2592

www.TrigonElectronics.com

July 22, 2008

Miniguard HF-2 with Prox Reader

TELEPROX

Handsfree Telephone Entry Autodialer

INSTALLATION

and

OPERATIONAL INSTRUCTIONS

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TABLE OF CONTENTSTABLE OF CONTENTS

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................... 3

PRODUCT OVERVIEW .......................................................................... 3

MOUNTING .............................................................................................. 4

WIRING ..................................................................................................... 4

WIRING DIAGRAM ................................................................................ 5

SYSTEM SETUP

Entering Program Mode .......................................................................... 6

Setting Setup Codes ................................................................................ 6

Setting the Relay Duration Timer ........................................................... 6

Setting Incoming Ring Count.................................................................. 6

Setting Call Legnth ................................................................................. 7

Setting Dial Mode ................................................................................... 7

PROGRAMMING

Entering Program Mode .......................................................................... 7

Setting Operational Modes...................................................................... 7

EnteringAutodialed Telephone Numbers ............................................... 7

Verifying Autodialed Telephone Number................................................ 7

Setting the Site ID Number ..................................................................... 7

Deleting Autodialed Telephone Number ................................................. 8

Programming proximity cards................................................................. 8

Changing Program Access Number ........................................................ 8

Deleting proximity cards......................................................................... 8

Master erase.............................................................................................

Recording new voice message ................................................................ 9

OPERATION

STANDARD Mode................................................................................. 10

TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE

General .................................................................................................... 10

CONDENSED GUIDE TO USE and PROGRAMMING

Security Dept. Operation......................................................................... 11

Standard Mode ........................................................................................ 11

Ring Down Mode Mode.......................................................................... 11

Programming the Unit............................................................................. 11

Revision 11501 Approved

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INTRODUCTIONINTRODUCTION

INTRODUCTION

PRODUCT OVERVIEWPRODUCT OVERVIEW

PRODUCT OVERVIEW

If you are using this manual as a programming guide

after the initial installation, you may find the TABLE OF

CONTENTS useful in locating the particular

programming procedure you need.

This manual contains all the information required to

install and program the TRIGON MINIGUARD HF-2

with proximity reader and the TELEPROX. If you are

using this manual to install this unit, it is very important

to read all the sections in order.

You should read these instructions before you begin

installation. This will insure that everything is done

efficiently.

The TRIGON HF-2 with proximity reader and

TELEPROX are multi-number auto dialers with the

additional feature of a proximity reader integrated in

thefront of the unitwhichactivates the entry relaywhen

a valid card is entered. If a valid card is not presented,

entry is granted or denied by the remote called party.

Upon pressing the call button, the HF-2/TELEPROX

dials a programmed telephone number. If the number

dialed is busy or does not answer, the HF-2 will hang

up and dial the next programmed number, up to a

maximumof 10. Ifthe last programmednumber is busy

ordoes not answer, the HF-2/TELEPROX will rollover

and start the dialing process again with the first phone

number.

The HF-2 comes standard with 2 output relays. These

relayscan be programmed to operateinseveral different

ways. Relays can be set to pulse momentarily for

camera call-up, they can be set to stay latched on for

the duration of the call, or they can be set to operate for

a timed duration (for door strike operation, etc).

There are two Modes of Operation incorporated in the

HF-2 with keypad entry:

1. The Standard Mode provides timed closure

of the relays and is typically used for access

control.

3. Optional Ring Down Mode: When call call

buttonis pressed, theHF-2/TELEPROX seizes the

telephone line and waits for the PBX to dial a

preprogrammed number.

A Site I.D. code feature provides for unit identification.

The Site I.D. code is a programmable four digit code

that is transmitted by the HF-2 when it receives a

command from the called party. This code, when

interpreted by a Trigon DTMF Decoder, will identify

the calling unit.

Figure 1

TRIGON

TRIGON ELECTRONICS

ORANGE CA.

CALL

HF-2

12"

4.2" 2.0"

Telephone Line-

Voice Grade 24 to 48V

22 AWG;Shielded

or Twisted,2 Conductor

Camera, Dooror Gate

Secondary

Relay

SerialPrinter

(18 AWG; Shielded, 3 Conductor)

Postal

Lock

Box

Primary

Output

Relay

Main Entrance

Power Cabling -

Shielded or Twisted,

2 Conductor,

18AWG up to 250'

16AWG up to 500'

Alarm

Shunt

Relay

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WIRINGWIRING

WIRING

MOUNTINGMOUNTING

MOUNTING

avoid ground loops, do not ground the shield at both

ends. Use 600V insulated wire for this installation.

7. Isolate the Telco phoneline from 12 VAC power

wires. This will prevent 60 Hz hum from occurring

on the phoneline. Use 22 AWG wire on Telco line

run distances of up to 2400 feet. Consult the factory

for distances greater than 2400 feet.

8. Power Relays 1 and 2 are dry contact, Form C type,

rated for 5 AMPS @ 30 VDC/ 250VAC.

9.The Shunt relay is a low-power (4 watt) reed relay.

It can be used for temporary alarm switch bypass,

video camera activation, etc. The Shunt relay

activates with the #1 or #2 power relay, and

deactivates thirty seconds after relay release.

10.Connect printer wiring to the RS-232 port (Printer

IN to RS-232 OUT, Printer BUSY to RS-232 DSR,

Printer COM to RS-232 COM).

11. If all wiring and grounding is completed, mount the

faceplate onto the backbox.

1.Use the wiring diagram (Fig. 3) for wire connection

information.

2.Do not power any other device from the Trigon’s

12 VAC transformer. If a substitute transformer is

used, be sure it is rated 12 VAC, 40VA, UL Class 2

listed. The 12 VAC input power wires should be

18AWG, 600V, insulated wire. This should be

sufficient for distances up to 250 feet.

3. Do not energize wires until installation is completed.

4. Ground the unit by attaching a separate 12 AWG

ground wire to the ground location on the terminal

block. This ground wire should go to a grounding

rod or grounded metal conduit.

5. Trigon recommends that an EMI filter (Cornell-

Dubilier ModelAPF 1021 or equivalent) be mounted

between the 12 VAC transformer output and the unit.

EMI/RFI filters are available from Trigon. Mount

the filter as close to the unit as possible. Ground the

filter to the same point as unit ground.

6. Shielded cable is recommended. Ground the

shielding to the same point as the unit and filter. To

Arrangements must be made with the local telephone

company for installation of a standard voice-grade

telephone line (touch-tone or rotary) as close to the unit

mounting location as possible. The telephone company

may require the following information.

FCC Registration No..................1Z8898-62546-DI-T

Ringer Equivalence..............................................0.8B

Connector............................................Terminal Block

The unit is designed to be as weather resistant as

possible*. We do however recommend some shelter

from direct rain and sunlight. An overhang is usually

sufficient. Bolt the back plate (Fig. 2) to the mounting

surface using the four .312" holes in the chassis. Feed

the wiring through the access hole in the rear of the

back plate. At this point, the wiring should NOT be

live (energized).

Note: If used in extreme weather, a bead of silicon

sealant should be run around the outside top two thirds

of the unit, after the front case is secured.

(Fig. 2b).

* We offer an optional Lighted Hood for further

protection.

.52" 3.62"

11.80"

5.38"

2.80"

3.0"

.52"

1.5"

2.02"

1 Hole

.88" Dia.

4 Holes

.312" Dia.

Note: Mount backplate with 1" wire entry hole

toward the bottom. Seal the opening with a

silicone sealant before attaching backplate to surface.

Figure 2

Figure 2b

Seal top 2/3 of case

to mounting surface.

Side View

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WIRING DIAGRAMWIRING DIAGRAM

WIRING DIAGRAM

Figure 3

Microprocessor

Memory

12VAC/DC NO NC

0-250' 18AWG; Shielded

250 to 500' 16AWG; Shielded

500+' 14AWG; Shielded

Input Cable Size

Door Strike

Connections

VoiceGrade 24 to 48V

22AWG; Shielded or Twisted

up to 2400'

Telephone Cable

Telco

Ground

Ear

Mouth

Mic

Spkr

Out

RTS

HOOK

DSR

COM

Microphone

Adjustment Speaker

Volume

5 AMP

Primary

Relay

5 AMP

Relay

NO C

Relay #2

Second Relay is Optional

on MGII, 100B, Minipak,

T.A.C. 500,1000,1500

Second Relay is Standard

on HF-2, HS-2, MGIID

100BD, MP4000

Plus

Ground

Post al

HEATER

Play

Button

Record

Button

relay 2

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General Programming Information

The "Initial Setup" for the HF-2 with proximity reader

has been programmed at the factory. The programming

of the unit basically includes programming of the

telephone numbers ti be autodialed when the call button

is pushed, and the acess entry codes.

Record below up to ten (10) autodialed numbers to be

programmed into the HF-2.

PROGRAMMING INFORMATIONPROGRAMMING INFORMATION

PROGRAMMING INFORMATION

Autodialed Numbers

Primary Auto dial Number (16 digit max)

__ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __

Second Auto dial Number (16 digit max)

__ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __

Third Auto dial Number (16 digit max)

__ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __

Fourth Auto dial Number (16 digit max)

__ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __

Fifth Auto dial Number (16 digit max)

__ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __

Sixth Auto dial Number (16 digit max)

__ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __

Seventh Auto dial Number (16 digit max)

__ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __

Eighth Auto dial Number (16 digit max)

__ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __

Ninth Auto dial Number (16 digit max)

__ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __

Tenth Auto dial Number (16 digit max)

__ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __

Site ID Number-if required Number (4 digits)

__ __ __ __

(A) To Enter Program Mode Remotely:

1. Call the telephone number of the unit.

2. Listen for a single tone.

3. Enter "

✽

" then the unit's Program Code.

If the unit is new, use the preset factory code. (Factory

code is 5269). You will hear two beeps

(B) To Run Initial Setup:

1. Unit must be in programming mode (see above).

2. Enter "#, 0". This tells the unit that you want to

run SETUP. No beeps will be heard.

Enter Telephone Code Length:

Note: Telephone code length for the HF-2 must be two

digits in length.

3. Enter the telephone code length. 2 for two

digits.( ) [ 2 ]

Enter Ring Count:

“Ring Count” refers to the number of incoming rings

the Miniguard II will wait before it auto-answers. This

count is adjustable from 1 to 9.

4. Enter the number that indicates the number of

rings desired. ( ) [ 1 ]

Enter Gate Interval:

"Gate Interval" refers to the length of time the output

relay (parking gate, front entry, etc.) will stay engaged

after the command has been issued.

Forexample: Enter “1” forone 5-second interval. Enter

“2” for two 5-second intervals (10 seconds). Enter “6”

for six 5-second intervals (30 seconds) etc.

Note: Nine is the maximum..

5. Enter the number of 5-second intervals

desired. ( ) [ 2 ]

Note: A “0” here will allow the output relay to engage

for a one second pulse

SYSTEM SETUPSYSTEM SETUP

SYSTEM SETUP

General Programming Information:

The "Initial Setup" for the HF-2/TELEPROX has been

programmedat the factory.Thesefactory default settings

may be changed to better suit your particular application.

If you decide to alter these settings, follow the

instructionsbelow. It is important thateachprogramming

step be taken in order. When reprogramming a specific

feature, you must always enter the programming mode

first.You maythen go tothe appropriate proceduralsteps

for the changes desired.

Example: Enter program mode: *5269 (beep, beep)

Enter the setup string #0212100 (beep, beep)

If desired exit program mode by entering ##

This would set the following: Resident code length 2

(i.e. 000 to 999), auto answer ring count 1 (i.e. 1 ring),

gate/door open interval 2 (i.e.10 seconds), call length 1

(i.e.1 minute), dialmode 0 (i.e,touch tone), latchenable/

disable 0 (i.e. disabled)

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Enter Call Length:

“Call Length” refers to the maximum time (in minutes)

that the unit will allow a conversation to last.

6. Enter the number (1 thru 4) that corresponds to

the call length time (in minutes) that is

desired. ( ) [ 1 ]

Note: A “0” here allows indefinite call length, however

the unit will auto disconnect after 30 seconds of voice

silence.

Enter Dial Mode:

“Dial Mode” refers to the type of signal the unit uses to

dial a telephone number. The HF-2/TELEPROX is

capable of dialing rotary/pulse or touch-tone.

Enter "0" for Touch-tone dialout

7. Enter dial mode desired ( ) [ 0 ].

Enter Latch Enable/Disable:

“Latch Enable/Disable” refers to the ability of the

Miniguard II to latch (hold closed) the #1 relay, from a

remote location.

Enter " 1 " to enable the latch feature for relay #1.

Enter" 0 " to disable this feature.

8. Enter latch mode desired ( ) [ 0 ].

You will hear two beeps. . . .setup complete.

9. Enter "# #" to exit Program Mode, otherwise,

continue programming by entering the desired

function code.

PROGRAMMINGPROGRAMMING

PROGRAMMING

General Programming Information:

The "Initial Setup" for the Miniguard HF-2 with

proximity reader has been programmed at the factory.

The programming of the unit focuses on the progam

mode, the telephone numbers to be autodialed, the site

ID number, and the desired entry codes. It is important

that each programming step be taken in order. When

reprogramming a specific feature, you must always enter

the programming mode first. You may then go to the

appropriate procedural steps for the changes desired.

Note: It is recommended that you read thru all of the

following sections first, before any change is attempted.

This will familiarize you with the procedure required.

Recordany programmed informationyouwish to change

in the spaces ( ) provided. Factory default is displayed

in brackets [ ].

(A) To Enter Program Mode:

(B) Setting Operational Modes:

Thesesettings determine howtherelayswill function.

Except when noted, each of the following program

commands will result in two (2) tones (high/low)

signifying their completion and acceptance.

Standard Mode allows the relays to be activated for a

specified time period (such as for access control

purposes).

Optional Ring Down Mode: When call call button is

pressed, the HF-2 seizes the telephone line and waits

for the PBX to dial a preprogrammed number. This

call may only be terminated by the called party.

1. Unit must be in Program Mode.

2. Press '7' then press '2' to set unit for Ring

Down Mode.

3. If desired, exit Program mode by pressing '#'

(wait for two second tone).

Numbers:

1. Unit must be in Program Mode.

2. Press '0' then '0' (wait for tone) and enter the

first phone number. Press '#' when complete.

Press '0' then '1' (wait for tone) and enter the

second phone number. Press '#' when complete.

If more numbers are needed press '0' then '2'

(wait for tone) and so on for up to 10 phone

numbers. Press '#' when complete.

3.If desired, exit Program Mode by pressing '#'

4.If remotely programming press '7'. to terminate

call.

This number identifies the unit upon request from a

central office.

(D) Setting the Site ID Number:

1. Unit must be in Program Mode.

2. Press '#8' .

3. Enter a four digit number.

You willhear two 'beeps'indicating command accepted.

4. If desired, exit Program Mode by pressing '#'

(wait for two second tone).

5. If remotely programming press '7'. to terminate

call.

1. Unit must be in Program Mode.

2. Press '7' then press '0' to set unit for standard

mode.

3. If desired, exit Program Mode by pressing '#'

4. If remotely programming press '7'. to terminate

call.

(a) Enter Program Mode Remotely:

1. Call the telephone number of the unit.

2. Listen for a single tone.

3. Enter "

✽

" then the unit's Program Code.

If the unit is new, use the preset factory code. (Factory

code is 5269). You will hear two beeps

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(E) Deleting Telephone Numbers:

1. Unit must be in Program Mode (see section A).

2. Enter the two-digit code for the number you

wish to delete. (0,0 for primary, (0,1) for

secondary, etc.

You will hear one beep.

3. Enter "#" .

Two beeps indicate Erasure complete.

Repeat steps 2 and 3 until you are finished.

4. Enter "# #" to exit Program Mode, otherwise,

continue programming by entering the desired

function code.

Note: If you wish to change an existing telephone

number, use the instructions for Adding Telephone

Numbers and enter the new number in place of the old

one. The old number will be overwritten.

(F) Programming Proximity Entry Cards:

Entry Codes make it possible for the resident to enter a

Proximity Card at the unit and gain access without

placing a call.

1 Unit must be in Program Mode (see section A).

2 Enter #1

3 Swipe proximity card

4 Wait for one beep

5 If a second card entry is desired, swipe card

6 Wait for one beep

7 Repeat 3 & 4 to program all cards needed

8 Enter ## to exit programming

PROGRAMMINGPROGRAMMING

PROGRAMMING

(H) Deleting Proximity Cards:

1. Unit must be in Program Mode (see sectionA).

2. Enter "# 2"

3. Swipe the proximity card that you want to

delete.

You will hear two beeps. Erasure complete.

Three beeps indicate no Code match found.

4. Enter "# #" to exit Program Mode, otherwise,

continue programming by entering the desired

function code.

(I) Master Erase Procedure:

This procedure allows selective or complete deletion of

all data in the Miniguard HF-2's memory. Also, it is

possible to reset the Miniguard HF-2 back to its factory

defaults (presets).

Note: Use caution when performing these steps.

1.Unit must be in Program Mode(see section A),

2. Enter " #

✽

3. Enter "0" if you wish to erase all data and reset

unit back to factory defaults.

Upon completion of the full master erase sequence, you

will hear a long series of beeps.

Note: Master Erase time will vary greatly depending on

memory type, usage and capacity.

(G) Changing the Program Code:

This feature allows you to change the Program Code to

something other than the factory preset of 5269.

1. Unit must be in Program Mode (see section A).

2. Enter "# 7"

3. Enter 4 digits for new Program Code.

You will hear two beeps.

4. Enter "# #" to exit Program Mode, otherwise,

continue programming by entering the desired

function code.

Note: The 5269 Code (or any other previous code) is

now invalid, so keep a good, safe record of your new

Program Code for future use.

Note: Ifyou lose the abilitytoaccess the ProgramMode

after performing this step, call TRIGON service. We

havethe ability to remotely resetthe ProgramCode back

to default.

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PROGRAMMING, Cont.PROGRAMMING, Cont.

PROGRAMMING, Cont.

(K) Voice message length:

The voice message feature is is set up from the

factory as a "Please Enter" message when the

visitor is granted entry by the called party. When

the message has been changed to a "Voice

Location Message" the approximate message

length must be programmed as follows:

1. The unit must be in Program Mode.

2. Press '0'.

3. Press '1' through '9' for the number of seconds

the auto message lasts.

You will hear two 'beeps' indicating command accepted

4. If desired, exit Program Mode by pressing '#'

(wait for two second tone).

5. To terminate call, press '7'.

ExampleExample

Example "05"sets auto message to 5

seconds.

The next step is to go to the "4n" command to set

the Auto Message Control.

(L) Auto Message Control options:

1. The unit must be in Program Mode.

2. Press '4' then '0' to Disable voice module

completely.

Or: Press '4' then '1' Enable message feature,

speaker on michrophone on. Or: Press '4' then

'2' Enable message feature speaker on

michrophone off.

Or: Press '4' then '3' Enable message feature

speaker off michrophone on.

Or: Press '4' then '4' Enable message feature

speaker off michrophone off

4. If desired, exit Program Mode by pressing '#'

(wait for two second tone).

5. To terminate call, press '7'.

(J) Recording a new voice message.

To change the voice message on the voice chip

follow these steps:

1. Referring to Page 5, move jumpers W1, W3,

and W4 from the out board pair to the inboard

pair.

2. To record a message press the "REC" button

and speak into the microphone on the front of the

HF-2. Message can be up to 15 seconds.

3. To play back the message press the play button

and the message will play through the speaker.

To re-record the message just push the REC

button again.

4. If the play back is satisfactory, re position the

W1, W3, and W4 jumpers to their out board

positions.

If you have changed the message to a Voice

Location Identifier the proceed with the "0n"

command for message length and the "4n"

command for message playback control.

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NO DIAL TONE

1. Check input power at unit. Should be 12 VAC.

2. Check that unit is properly grounded to a good

Earth ground.

3. Current starved. Increase AC input wire size.

4. Remove power, wait 5 seconds, restore power.

Check for dial tone.

5. Check for phone line. Should be 48-52 VDC

across phone line terminals (on hook).

6. Check VOLUME adjustment on PC board.

7. Check “SPKR” plug on PC board. Make sure

speaker is properly plugged in (Handsfree

units).

8. Verify that contacts and wires are clean and

tight.

CANNOT PROGRAM

1. Incorrect/lost program code.

2. Not entering ' ✽' before program code.

3. Try ‘NO DIAL TONE’ troubleshooting

procedures.

4. Keypad damaged. Check for vandalism.

5. Check that Program Prom/Microprocessor is

fully seated.

6. Unit is in the wrong Operational Mode

OPERATIONOPERATION

OPERATION

TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDETROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE

TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE

LOSES MEMORY

1. Electrical noise on power line. Install EMI/RFI

filter.

2. Excessive electrical noise from strike. Use low

current strike.

3. Unit transformer shared with another device (i.e.

door strike).

RESIDENT CANNOT ACTIVATE STRIKE/GATE

1. Tenant not pressing correct number on phone.

2. Strike/gate operator not wired correctly.

3. Missing or incorrect power to strike or gate

operator.

4. Current starved. Increase wire size.

5. Tone may be too brief in duration (cordless

phones, etc.).

AC HUM IN SPEAKER

1. Phone wires running in same conduit asAC

power.

2. Unit not properly grounded.

3. Defective microphone.

RESIDENT CANNOT HEAR VISITOR

1. Defective handset/microphone.

2. Person receiving the call answers in too short a

duration to activate the HF-2 (person must speak

a minimum of 2 seconds to be detected).

STANDARD MODE

When a CALL button is pressed, the HF-2 dials a pre-

programmed phone number and monitors the line for

the following signals:

Busy Signal: The HF-2 will hang up and redial

the number after approximately three busy tones.

Ring Signal: The HF-2 will hang up and redial the

number after approximately six unanswered rings

(36 seconds).

Voice or Touch-tones: This indicates an answer.

The unit then enters the Talk Mode.

Answering the Call From the HF-2

Answer the HF-2 incoming call with a short phrase at

least 3 seconds long. The unit may fail to recognize a

short greeting such as “Hello” and may not turn on the

microphone.

Oncevoicecommunication has been establishedyoumay

then press keys on your touch-tone telephone to do any

of the following:

1. To Activate the Primary Relay and hang up

after time-out, press '0'

2. To Activate the Secondary Relay and hang

up after time-out, press '8'.

Note:Activating either power relay will simultaneously

activate the alarm shunt relay for the relay activation

time plus an additional thirty (30) seconds.

3. To Terminate the Call, press '7'.

Note: The unit will beep twice to warn of auto-call

termination in 10 seconds.

4. To Activate the Secondary Relay, press '9'.

The unit will respond with one beep to indicate that

the relay has been activated.

6. To Retrieve the HF-2s Site ID number, press

'#'.

7. To Enter the Program Mode, press '

✽

followed by the four digit Programming Code.

Calling the HF-2 To Grant Access

When a call is placed to the HF-2, the caller can perform

any of the above operations with the following

exceptions:

1. To Enter the 'Talk' Mode, press '2' or any of the

above tones.

2. To Activate the Primary Relay, press '0' or '5'.

You will hear one beep. Enter your four digit

Program Code. The relay will activate for the

preset cycle duration, and providing 1 beep per

second until the end of the cycle.

3. To Activate the Secondary Relay and hang up

after time-out, press '1' or '6

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