SECO-LARM E-920B Enforcer Automatic Voice Dialer for Security System; Two Independent Voice Messages/Stores up to Four Telephone Numbers, Cellular Numbers or Pager Numbers

eco-larm Enforcer E-920B Voice dialer NEW IN BOX DESCRIPTION: SECO-LARM ENFORCER VOICE DIALER E-920B (Replaces E-920A) AUTOMATICALLY DIALS 4 NUMBERS IN CASE OF EMERGENCY The Seco-Larm Enforcer Voice Dialer automatically dials up to four telephone numbers and delivers up to two different messages when triggered by an alarm system. When triggered by an alarm system, the SEE920B Voice Dialer can dial up to four telephone numbers and/or pager numbers. Each number can contain up to 32 digits (including pound (#) tones and pauses used in pager numbers). When the dialer is activated, the LCD will show the numbers dialed at each step of the dialing process. When the dialer makes a connection, one of two possible 16-second voice messages will be delivered. The user can record each message to respond to one or two inputs. Each message is then delivered repeatedly for one minute to ensure the full message is received. This process will repeat for each number stored. If within 8 to 10 rings there is no connection, the SEE920B will automatically dial the next programmed number. If the dialer has attempted to dial each number one time and the unit is still in the alarm state, the dialer will attempt to call all numbers a second time. All busy numbers will be dialed a third time. Note: If the dialer is programmed to call a voice pager service which requires operator assistance, the service should be notified in advance regarding the meaning of the message.

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