Command Communications PrivatePage PS2000AN Manuale

Table of Contents

Important notes……………………………............................................…. 1

Introduction to the PS2000AN.............................................................… 1

Unpacking the PS2000AN...................................................................…. 2

Installing the PS2000AN.........................................................….....……. 2 - 4

Positioning the PS2000AN..................................................…..… 2, 3

Connecting power to the PS2000AN..................................…….. 3

Installing/replacing pager batteries...............................................….… 3

Using the PS2000AN……………………................................................… 4 - 6

Overview………………..........................................................................… 4

Storing the system code………...........................................................… 4

Storing the pager code........................................................................… 5

Transmitting a message code to a single pager...............................…. 5

Transmitting a message code to a group of pagers........…...............… 6

Alarm notification paging.....................................……………………...… 7, 8

Installation…………………….....................................................…. 7

Storing the pager assignment..................................................…. 7

Contact paging priority sequence.........................................…... 8

Receiving a message code................................................…...……….… 8

VM200 pager

VP200 pager

VP201 pager

Reviewing stored message codes......................................................… 9

Troubleshooting - - helpful hints............................................................ 9

One year limited warranty/Service information............................…..… 10

International return policy………............................................................ 11

FCC Rules Part 95…………………........................................................... 11

Important notes

According to standard industry practice, surge protection is recommended for use with all electronic devices. A

surge suppressor should be used on the input power supply of the PS2000AN.

This symbol is intended to tell the user that

parts inside the product present a risk of

electric shock to persons.

This symbol is intended to tell the user that

important operating and servicing instructions

are included in the Owner's Guide.

Warning: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS

APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

Caution: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE, DO NOT PLACE ANY HEATING OR COOKING

APPLIANCE BENEATH THIS UNIT.

Introduction to the PS2000AN

Thank you for purchasing the PS2000AN. The

PS2000AN is a wireless, on-premise paging system

that alerts you to important messages through its

individual system pagers. The PS2000AN is also

equipped with two dry contact closures that when

triggered, each contact will page a single pager or

group of pagers automatically. Listed below are

examples of various applications where the

PS2000AN can be used:

zchurches zconstruction sites

zrestaurants zoffices

zhospitals/clinics zhotels

zcamp grounds zretail outlets

zapartment complexes zfactories

zresidential properties

The PS2000AN operates in most environments where

you need unlimited/direct paging.

The PS2000AN can send 10 different message codes

(0-9), and address up to 1,000 individual (system)

pagers.

Other PS2000AN system features include:

Non-Volatile Memory --stores system and pager

codes for over one year, even if power fails.

Group Page Feature --sends a message to specific

groups of pagers simultaneously.

Page All Feature --sends a message to all pagers

simultaneously.

AC/DC Operation --allows use from a standard 120

volt AC wall outlet, or from a standard 12 volt DC

cigarette lighter. (Adapter cable not included.)

Center-Loaded Antenna --provides up to a

maximum of 2 miles transmitting range (depending on

reception conditions). This antenna can be replaced

with an outdoor antenna for extended transmitting

range. (An outdoor antenna can be purchased at a

consumer electronics store.)

Please read through the rest of this guide to learn how to properly install and operate the PS2000AN.

1 PS2000AN Operator’s Guide

Unpacking the PS2000AN

When you open the PS2000AN box for the first time, inspect the contents. In the box, you should find the following

items:

If any of these items are missing or damaged, contact the dealer where you purchased the unit, or call Customer

Service at the number listed in "Service Information."

Installing the PS2000AN

Positioning the PS2000AN

You can operate the PS2000AN from a flat surface

such as a table, counter, or shelf. Or, you can use the

supplied wall-mount brackets to mount it on a wall.

Steel and concrete walls reduce transmitting range. If

the PS2000AN is located in a concrete or steel

building, and part of the coverage area is located

outside the structure, place the unit and antenna close

to a window.

To mount the PS2000AN on a wall, perform the

following steps:

1. Slide the wall-mount brackets into the 2 wall-mount

slots, as shown.

Backofthe

PS2000AN

2. Insert the center-loaded antenna connector into the

ANTENNA jack on the PS2000AN. Turn the

connector clockwise until the antenna locks in

place. For maximum efficiency, extend the antenna

to its full length, orient it vertically, and avoid

contact with walls and metal objects.

3. Mark the positions for the 2 supplied mounting

screws on the wall. The positions should be 6"

apart. Drill the 2 holes, then thread the screws into

the wall. The screws should extend 3/16". Do not

over tighten the screws.

4. Align the keyholes on the back of the brackets with

the 2 screws, then push in and press down to secure

the PS2000AN to the wall.

For best transmission, both the center-loaded antenna

and the black antenna ground wire must be fully

extended. Do not coil the antenna ground wire, as this

will decrease transmission efficiency.

Back of the

PS2000AN

PS2000AN Operator’s Guide 2

You can use an outdoor base station antenna in

place of the supplied antenna to increase

transmitting range. The PL259-type antenna jack

allows use with a variety of antennas.

When installing or removing a base station

antenna, use extreme caution.

If it starts to fall, let it go. It could contact overhead

power lines. If the antenna touches the power line, contact

with the antenna, mast, cable, or guy wires can cause

electrocution and death.

Call the power company to remove the antenna. Do not

attempt to do so yourself.

Connecting power to the PS2000AN

120V AC power (in home or office)

Connect the small end of the power cord into the port

labeled DC 12V. Plug the power adapter into a

standard AC wall outlet.

The PS2000AN does not operate when power fails, but

it maintains the system code in memory. (See "Storing

the system code.")

Because the PS2000AN maintains its memory through

power failure, there is no need to reprogram the unit

when power is restored. The PS2000AN can maintain

this code for more than one year without power.

12V DC power (in car, truck or boat)

The PS2000AN can also operate from a 12V DC

power source, such as in a car, truck or boat that has a

cigarette lighter receptacle.

Simply connect the PS2000AN to the cigarette lighter

with an optional adapter cable. (In this application,

transmission range may be reduced.)

Contact Customer Service at the number listed in "Service information" for information about purchasing a 12V DC

adapter cable.

Installing/replacing pager batteries

The PS2000AN works with both VM200 (vibrating), VP200 (vibrating) and VP201 (tone or vibrating) system

pagers (not included).

The individual pagers are powered by two (2) AAA batteries (not supplied). We recommend that you use alkaline

batteries to power the pagers. To install or replace the pager's batteries, follow these steps:

1. Slide the battery compartment door open.

2. Insert 2 fresh alkaline batteries as indicated by the

polarity symbols (+ and -) marked inside the

compartment.

3. Slide the battery compartment door closed.

The pager will notify you when the batteries are

getting low, by displaying b on the pager's LED when

you press the pager's ON/OFF switch. It will also

notify you by beeping every 5 minutes.

The pagers also maintain memory during power loss,

therefore, you do not need to re-enter the pager codes

(see "Storing the pager code").

3 PS2000AN Operator’s Guide

Using the PS2000AN

In this section, there are operating notes for using the PS2000AN. Read these notes before attempting to operate the

system.

Overview

Before operating the PS2000AN, be sure that you understand the following information concerning the paging

system's capabilities.

The PS2000AN covers a maximum range of up to 2

miles using the supplied center-loaded antenna. This

distance is based on optimum conditions over a line-

of-sight path. The range might be less, depending on

surrounding conditions.

The PS2000AN sends a number (from 0-9) to a single

pager, a group of pagers, or all system pagers. The

pagers in turn beep or vibrate (VM200 vibrates, VP200

vibrates, VP201 beeps or vibrates) and displays the

numeric message. Each pager has a label where you

can record the message you've assigned for each

number. We recommend that you use a pencil, so the

number can be easily changed at a later date.

Each pager has its own pager code, which allows the

PS2000AN to send a message to selected pagers. You

can record up to 100 pager codes and their

corresponding users on the card located under the

PS2000AN (additional space is provided on the last

page of these instructions).

The card is inside the bottom of the unit and must be

pulled out from the front. You can also write down the

messages represented by each message code. Again,

we recommend that you use a pencil, so the number

can be easily changed at a later date.

Storing the system code

Before you can use the PS2000AN, you must designate a system code. The system code ensures proper signaling

between the PS2000AN and the pagers.

To enter and store a system code, follow these steps:

1. Turn the PS2000AN power ON. (The power switch

is located on the back panel of the PS2000AN.)

2. Press CANCEL to clear display.

3. Press PROGRAM, then 0. The TRANSMIT

display will show the stored system code

momentarily, then _ _ _ will appear (after pressing

PROGRAM, the display flashes).

4. Enter a 3-digit system code. After about 1 second,

the display shows - - - -, indicating the system code

is stored.

(Keypad on the PS2000AN.)

If you enter a wrong code, repeat steps 2 through 4 to reset the system code.

NOTE: If your application requires more than 1,000 pagers, you can use multiple PS2000AN systems. If using

more than one PS2000AN, each system should have a unique system code.

PS2000AN Operator’s Guide 4

Storing the pager code

Before you can use the pagers with the PS2000AN, you must designate a pager code for each of the pagers.

NOTE: You must reset all pager codes when you enter a new system code.

To enter and store a pager code in either the VM200,

VP200, or the VP201 pagers, follow these steps:

1. Turn the pager OFF.

2. Press and hold the ON/OFF switch, then slide it to

. Continue holding this switch down until the

display shows (about 5 seconds). The display

then shows an Lindicating that the pager is ready to

receive a new code.

3. Make sure that the PS2000AN is turned ON, then

enter a 3-digit pager code (000-999) and then 0.

4. Press the PAGE button on the PS2000AN, and the

unit will transmit the pager code to the pager. The

pager will beep 5 times, and flash 8 on its display,

indicating that it received the message code 0.

5. Once the pager code is successfully stored, turn the

pager OFF and then ON before attempting to transmit

a message code.

Example: If you want the pager to have a new pager

code such as: 450, enter 4500, and press PAGE.

After you press the PAGE button, the PS2000AN

LED flashes the 4 digits 7 times, and simultaneously

transmits the pager code to the pager. The 4 digits will

remain illuminated until you perform one of the

following actions:

zTurn the PS2000AN OFF

zPress the CANCEL button

zTransmit a message to a pager

Perform the preceding steps for each pager used with

the PS2000AN.

NOTE: If the pager does not successfully store the pager code, repeat the preceding steps.

Transmitting a message code to a single pager

1. Turn the PS2000AN power ON. (The power switch

is located on the back panel of the PS2000AN.)

2. Press the CANCEL button if the display shows

unwanted pager or message codes.

3. Enter the 3-digit code for the pager you want to

receive the message, then the one digit message

code that you want to send. If you enter the wrong

pager or message code, press the CANCEL button,

then re-enter the correct codes.

NOTE: You cannot reset either of these codes after

you press the PAGE button.

4. Press the PAGE button. The TRANSMIT display

lights during transmission, and the pager's display

flashes the message code number 7 times. The 4

digits will remain illuminated until you perform 1 of

the following actions:

zTurn the PS2000AN OFF

zPress the CANCEL button

5. Press CANCEL, then repeat steps 3 and 4 if you

want to transmit another message code to another

pager.

5 PS2000AN Operator’s Guide

Transmitting a message code

to groups of pagers

1. Turn the PS2000AN power ON.

2. Press the CANCEL button if the display shows

unwanted pager or message codes.

3. Enter the 3-digit code for the group of pagers you

want to receive the message, then the 1-digit

message code that you want to send.

The GROUP button represents 0-9 and can be inserted

into any position of this 3-digit code. This designates

the specific group of pagers to receive the message

code. Example:

Press 10 GROUP (then message code) - sets message

code for pagers numbered 100, 101, 102, 103, 104,

105, 106, 107, 108, 109.

Or, press 1 GROUP 0 (then message code) - sets

message code for pagers numbered 100, 110, 120, 130,

140, 150, 160, 170, 180, 190.

Or, press GROUP 0 0 (then message code) - sets

message code for pagers numbered 000, 100, 200, 300,

400, 500, 600, 700, 800, 900.

Or, press

0GROUP GROUP (then message code) -

sets message code for all pagers numbered 000 through

099.

Or, to page all pagers, press GROUP GROUP GROUP

(then message code) - sets message code for all pagers

numbered 000 through 999.

If you enter the wrong pager or message code, press

the CANCEL button, then re-enter the correct codes.

NOTE: You cannot reset either of these codes after

you press the PAGE button.

4. Press the PAGE button. The TRANSMIT display

lights during transmission, and the pager's display

flashes the message code number 7 times. The four

digits (GROUP is represented as "n" on the display)

will remain illuminated until you perform one of the

following actions:

zTurn the PS2000AN OFF

zPress the CANCEL button

If desired, press PAGE again to re-send the current

message code to the pager.

5. Press CANCEL, then repeat steps 3 and 4 if you

want to transmit another message code.

PS2000AN Operator’s Guide 6

Alarm notification paging

The PS2000AN is equipped with two dry contact

closures that when triggered, each contact will page a

single pager or group of pagers automatically.

On the back of the PS2000AN, you will find an RJ-11

four-wire jack that is the contact connection.

The inside two wires are contact number one and the

outside two wires are contact number two.

Installation

To connect one or both contacts, connect a four-wire

RJ-11 telephone cable into the jack connection on the

PS2000AN. Strip the other end of this cable to expose

the red, green, black, and yellow wires.

Contact 1: Connect the red wire to one side on the

contact block. Connect the green wire to the other side

on the contact block.

Contact 2: Connect the black wire to one side on the

contact block. Connect the yellow wire to the other

side on the contact block.

Connect to

PS2000AN jack

When either contact is momentarily closed and then opened (in the case of a doorbell trigger), the PS2000AN will

automatically page the pre-assigned pager.

Storing the pager assignment:

Contact 1 memory position:

1. Turn the PS2000AN power ON.

2. Press the CANCEL button to clear the display.

3. Press the PROGRAM button (the display will

flash) then press the 1button. The display will

momentarily show what is stored in the memory

position, then _ _ _ _ will appear in the display.

4. Enter the three-digit pager assignment number and

the digit to be displayed. Example: 3526.

5. After the four-digit code has been entered into the

memory position, the PS2000AN will display

_ _ _ _ again to show that the new entry has been

stored.

Contact 2 memory position:

1. Press the CANCEL button to clear the display.

2. Press the PROGRAM button (the display will

flash)

then press the 2button. The display will

momentarily show what is stored in the memory

position, then _ _ _ _ will appear in the display.

3. Enter the three-digit pager assignment number

and the digit to be displayed. Example: 3527.

4. After the four-digit code has been entered into

the memory position, the PS2000AN will display

_ _ _ _ again to show that the new entry has been

stored.

A group or all pagers can be activated from either contact (see Transmitting a message code to a group of pagers,

page 6).

7 PS2000AN Operator’s Guide

Contact priority paging sequence

When the PS2000AN is in a normal paging cycle (the

base unit is transmitting a signal to a pager) and either

of the two contacts is triggered, the system will

override the current paging selection and page the

pager(s) assigned to the contact memory.

If Contact 1 is triggered and the system is paging the

assigned pagers, and then Contact 2 is triggered,

it will ignore Contact 2 and continue to page the pagers

assigned to Contact 1.

If Contact 2 is in a paging cycle, and Contact 1 is

triggered, it will immediately stop paging the pagers

assigned to Contact 2, and start paging the pager(s)

assigned to Contact 1. In other words, Contact 1 can

override Contact 2, but Contact 2 cannot override

Contact 1.

Receiving a message code

VM200 pager

When a pager is turned ON, and receives a page, it

sounds 12 beeps and flashes the received message code

on its display, unless you press the ON/OFF switch to

silence the pager before it finishes beeping. Press

ON/OFF to silence the pager when it beeps again, or

the pager beeps once about every 60 seconds to remind

you that there is a new call.

Press ON/OFF to stop the pager from beeping every

60 seconds.

(If the ??? is set to it will flash only when

receiving a message code.)

VP200 pager

The VP200 pager…Need Info.

VP201 pager

The VP201 pager has two modes of operation as

follows:

1. In the tone mode the pager beeps when it

receives a message. The pager sounds 12 beeps and

flashes the received message code on its display,

unless you press the ON/OFF switch to reset. Press

ON/OFF to silence the pager when it beeps again,

or the pager beeps once about every 60 seconds to

remind you that there is a new message.

Press ON/OFF to silence the pager from beeping

every 60 seconds.

2. In the vibrating mode the pager vibrates

when it receives a message. The pager vibrates for

3 1/2 seconds and flashes the received message

code on its display.

Press ON/OFF to reset the pager, or the pager beeps

once about every 60 seconds to remind you that there

is a new message.

Press ON/OFF to silence the pager from beeping

every 60 seconds.

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