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Inputs/Sensors.

The M30 can be purchased with either 4,8, or 16 inputs/Sensors.  This can be increased up to 56 inputs with the M30 ADE panel.

Call-back to Cancel.

Once the alarm message has been received the recipient can telephone the M30 Alarm Autodialler to cancel further dial-outs, thus saving all personnel on the duty Roster from having to respond to the call.

4 Duty Rosters.

The M30 Alarm Autodialler comes with 4 duty Rosters as standard.  Each Roster can hold up to 5 telephone numbers.

What is a duty Roster? A duty Roster is a selection of telephone/pager numbers that the M30 will ring when there is an alarm.  The Rosters are selected through the MENU e.g. You may have a daytime Roster, a nighttime Roster and a Weekend Roster.

Inter-Dialout pause(s).

The M30 will pause for a pre-defined time between each call-out.  During the pause period the M30 can be Called back to cancel further dial-outs. The M30 can be set with a either a default time period between 10 seconds and 30 minutes that will occur between all dial-outs, or individually set for each call-out.

Alarm Input Delay(s).

The M30 Alarm Autodialler can be programmed with a default Input Delay to stop erroneous alarm calls due to momentary alarms e.g. Power dips.

For example the M30 MUST have an active alarm input for 60 seconds before it will dial-out.

The M30 can also as standard have separate input delays for each alarm.

M30 Built-in Outputs.

• Internal Mains failure to the M30.
• Low Backup battery Alarm.
• Auxiliary 12Vd.c
• Sounder/Strobe for local warning

On/Off Isolate.

The M30 can be switched On or Off via a key-switch. When switched Off the M30 will not dial-out or receive interrogation calls.

For example during the day when the M30 is not being used, or during on site maintenance.

Standard Features