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MICROTEL DialStat

APPENDIX B: Glossary of Dialer Terminology

Acknowledge Stops the dialer from placing additional calls concerning an

alarm condition. Acknowledgment can be made by entering

the '*' during alarm playback, with call-back acknowledge, or

by an auto acknowledge phone escape sequence (*4)

embedded within the telephone number.

Alarm condition An event detected by the dialer usually causing a phone call.

Return-To-Normal A configurable option for each input that causes an alarm

callout sequence when a Fault condition clears.

Call-spacing The time delay between successive answered, but

unacknowledged telephone calls.

Intercall delay Same as Call-spacing.

I/O channel A dialer to outside world connection.

New alarm Any alarm that has not yet initiated a call out sequence or an

alarm still present after the snooze delay.

Phone number A sequence of up to 30 digits used to dial a phone number

and/or perform a dial escape sequence function.

Snooze delay The time between when an alarm is acknowledged and when it

begins to cause calls again.

Unlatched type A fault which self-clears if the alarm-causing condition goes

away.

DTMF Dual Tone Multi Frequency, the standard analog tone format

used to represent the digits on a telephone keypad.

PSTN P

ublic Switched Telephone Network, also referred to as

“POTS”, i.e. plain old telephone system.

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