Simplicity 040206-0 User manual

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Thank you for purchasing this quality-built Briggs & Stratton accessory. We are pleased that you’ve placed your confidence in the

Briggs & Stratton brand. When operated and maintained according to the instructions in this manual, your Briggs & Stratton accessory

will provide years of dependable service.

This manual contains safety information to make you aware of the hazards and risks associated with generator products and how to

avoid them. Because Briggs & Stratton does not necessarily know all the applications this accessory could be used for, it is important

that you read and understand these instructions. Keep this manual for future reference.

This accessory requires installation and programming before use. Refer to the Installation section of this manual for instructions on

installation and programming procedures. Follow the instructions completely.

Make note of the product identification below:

Model Number _______________________________

Serial Number _______________________________

Date Purchased _______________________________

Store Purchased _______________________________

Where to Find Us

You never have to look far to find Briggs & Stratton support and service for your product. Consult your Yellow Pages. There are over

30,000 Briggs & Stratton authorized service dealers worldwide who provide quality service. You can also contact Briggs & Stratton

Customer Service by phone at 1(800)743-4115 or on the Internet at BRIGGSandSTRATTON.COM.

Briggs & Stratton Power Products Group, LLC

900 North Parkway

Jefferson, WI 53549

No part of this material may be reproduced or transmitted in any form by any means

without the express written permission of Briggs & Stratton Power Products Group, LLC.

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Table of Contents

Safety ........................................... 2

Important Safety Rules ........................................2

Hazard Symbols and Meanings ..........................2

Special Installation Considerations: .....................3

Installation .................................... 5

Programming Call-To Numbers ...........................9

Controls ........................................10

Operation .....................................12

Programming Locally ........................................13

Programming Remotely ....................................14

STANDBY Mode: ...............................................18

During an Alarm ................................................18

Canceling the Alarm ...........................................19

Resetting GenAlert Plus .....................................20

Calling GenAlert Plus .........................................21

GenAlert Plus & Voice Mail ................................21

Voice Mail & the Programmed Number .............22

Maintenance ..................................22

Testing Your GenAlert Plus ................................22

Back-Up Battery Replacement ...........................23

Specifications ....................................................23

Troubleshooting ..............................24

FCC Statement ...................................................27

Warranty .......................................28

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Safety

Important Safety Rules

The safety alert symbol ( ) is used with a signal

word (DANGER, CAUTION, WARNING), a pictorial

and/or a safety message to alert you to hazards.

DANGER indicates a hazard which, if not avoided, will

result in death or serious injury. WARNING indicates a

hazard which, if not avoided, could result in death or

serious injury. CAUTION indicates a hazard which, if

not avoided, might result in minor or moderate injury.

NOTICE indicates a situation that could result in

equipment damage. Follow safety messages to avoid

or reduce the risk of injury or death.

The manufacturer cannot possibly anticipate every

possible circumstance that might involve a hazard.

The warnings in this manual, and the tags and decals

affixed to the unit are, therefore, not all-inclusive.

If you use a procedure, work method or operating

technique that the manufacturer does not specifically

recommend, you must satisfy yourself that it is safe

for you and others. You must also make sure that the

procedure, work method or operating technique that

you choose does not render the generator unsafe.

Hazard Symbols and Meanings

Electrical Shock

Failure to follow above warning could cause

personal injury, damage and/or malfunction of

equipment.

Low voltage wire cannot be installed in

same conduit as power voltage wiring.

WARNING

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IMPORTANT: Read the warranty information and the

FCC statement before using this product.

The performance of local and long distance telephone

lines vary and may affect operation of this equipment.

Therefore, it is important that this equipment be

fully tested after installation to confirm telephone

compatibility. Please see Testing your GenAlert Plus

in Maintenance for complete instructions.

Special Installation Considerations:

This equipment requires a single line telephone,

but does not require this line to be dedicated for

its use.

This equipment may not be compatible with some

PBX (Private Branch eXchange ) or other multi-

line business telephone systems.

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A dual plug adapter or “splitter” (not included),

is required only if you share the same phone line

through the connection of a single wall jack.

You will need a standard telephone to program

your GenAlert Plus using the front Programming

Phone jack.

If you have a DSL or Cable phone line, you

should install the appropriate filters on the phone

line.

DO NOT install where there is strong,

electrostatic, electromagnetic, (such as inside a

transfer switch enclosure) or radioactive fields.

DO NOT install the GenAlert Plus in an area with

high humidity, chemical fumes or corrosive

vapors.

Install indoors only. It is designed to operate

in temperatures from 20 degrees F to 140

degrees F.

DO NOT connect during a lightening storm!

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To prevent possible injury, always de-energize

the generator and transfer switch before making

connections to the generator.

The unit must be installed in accordance

to generally accepted low voltage wiring

techniques.

WARNING

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IMPORTANT: DO NOT program emergency phone

numbers for the police, fire or other emergency

personnel or departments unless you have specific

approval from such agencies.

IMPORTANT: During power failures DSL and Cable

provided phone service DO NOT WORK. These phone

services require that power be on in the premises for

the phones to operate. The GenAlert Plus will NOT be

able to call out if the power is out

Statement of Use

The GenAlert Plus is a remote monitoring device that

can automatically call you when an alarm is triggered.

The GenAlert Plus uses a series of menu options that

are accessible by your Touch-Tone phone.

GenAlert Plus offers the following features:

Monitor for expected operation of the home

generator during a power outage.

“Quick Status Check” allows you to remotely

check the current monitored temperature,

GenAlert Plus power status and GenAlert Plus

battery status from any phone, within a 15

second phone call.

Monitor for the presence of water leaks and

floods with a water sensor (not included).

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Monitor for a critical temperature condition with a

temperature sensor.

Up to three phone numbers can be programmed

for GenAlert Plus to call.

A remote relay switch can be used to turn devices

off and on by telephone.

Items included

Genalert Plus Dialer

Phone cord

Temperature Sensor

Power Supply

NOTICE: The GenAlert Plus Warranty is VOID unless

the system is installed by a licensed electrical

professional.

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Installation

If your home has specially wired alarm equipment

connected to the telephone line, ensure the installation

of your GenAlert Plus does not disable your alarm

equipment. If you have questions about what will

disable alarm equipment, consult your alarm system

installer.

Additional Items Required for Installation

One 9-Volt lithium battery (not included).

Surge protector power strip (not included).

A single line telephone jack.

A standard telephone (not included).

2 conductor wire (20 AWG or larger, not

included).

A dual telephone jack line splitter (optional).

NOTE: DO NOT plug in any components or battery

until directed to do so in the manual.

NOTICE: DO NOT plug the telephone line from the wall

into the FRONT PHONE JACK of the GenAlert Plus.

The low voltage will damage the GenAlert Plus.

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Installation

Turn the STANDBY/ON switch (A) to the

STANDBY position.

Ge

n

Alert Plus

A

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Select the dip switch (B) options. See Figure 1

and the Switch Menu, below.

Connect the temperature sensor to the place on

the back of the GenAlert Plus marked Sensor (see

Figure 1, C).

Plug in the power transformer to the GenAlert

Plus 12VDC connector (see Figure 1, E) and a

wall outlet or surge suppressor.

2.

3.

4.

Install a 9-Volt lithium battery into the 9V Battery

socket (see Figure 1, D).

5.

Switch Function OFF (Down) ON (Up)

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Pulse or Tone Dial Out – Select for Pulse Dialing only if you do not have

Touch-Tone™ dialing capability at the monitored location.

tone dialing pulse dialing

2

Power Alarm Monitoring – If you DO NOT wish to receive an alarm phone

call related to a power failure, put switch in the UP position.

ON OFF

3

Call Out frequency during an alarm. How often should the dialer call the

pre-programmed telephone number?

Every

15 minutes

Every

2 hours

4

Call Out Ring Count.– When GenALert Plus calls your phone numbers,

the dialer will call the next number after 3 rings or 10 rings?

10 rings 3 rings

5

45 Minute Temperature Alarm Delay. This feature provides a 45 minute

delay before sending out a temperature alarm.

Immediate

call

45 minutes

6

Fahrenheit/Celsius Selection. Report temperatures in either degrees

Fahrenheit or degrees Celsius.

°F °C

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Figure 1: Back of GenAlert Plus

Connect one end of phone line to the OUT TO

WALL JACK (see Figure 1, A) and the other end

to a wall telephone jack. If you are using a surge

suppressor that also protects the telephone line,

observe the “IN” and “OUT” labeling on the surge

suppressor for proper connection of the phone

lines.

NOTE: The standard four-conductor telephone

extension cable may be up to 1000 feet (304 m) in

length.

Plug in your standard, single line telephone to the

PROGRAM PHONE jack (see Figure 2, A) on the

front of your GenAlert Plus.

6.

7.

A

Figure 2: Front of GenAlert Plus

NOTE: Unplug this phone when you are done

programming.

A

B

C

D

E

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IMPORTANT: The auxiliary alarm input CANNOT

accept any device that sends voltage through the

contact wire.

NOTE: Connection of more than one alarm device to

the auxiliary alarm input is possible by connecting

them in parallel. This GenAlert Plus has features for

future accessories not covered in this manual.

Using generally accepted low voltage wiring

techniques, route the two-conductor wire from

the AUX ALARM INPUTS (A) to the home

generator control panel.

A

Connect your installer supplied wires to the AUX

ALARM INPUTS (A) to the generator system’s

terminal strip (B). Polarity does not matter. One

wire connects to the common terminal screw (C)

and the other connects to the normally open

terminal screw (E).

8.

9.

Should the above connection not be an option,

GenAlert Plus can be modified to use the normally

closed terminal screw (D). See Review or Modify

Auxiliary Alarm in the Operation section for more

information.

E

C

D

B

T1/T2 Relay Switch Option

The GenAlert Plus has a remote relay switch that

can be switched by telephone. This relay switch can

be used to remotely turn on or off another device or

remotely switch between two devices. This relay is

a single pole, double throw relay, rated for 26 volts,

4 Amps. Using generally accepted low voltage wiring

techniques, route your wires from the T1/COM/T2 (F)

to the device’s custom circuit.

F

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NOTE: The default T1/T2 relay switch position is in

the T2 mode. If power is cut to the GenAlert Plus, the

relay will switch to the T2 position and will remain in

that position when the power is restored.

Extending Wire Lengths

If necessary, the phone cord or wire leads may be

extended up to 1,000 ft. (304 m). The temperature

sensor cord can be extended up to 100’ using

standard, four conductor telephone extension wire.

Programming Call-To Numbers

While you can program up to three Call-To phone

numbers into your GenAlert Plus, you should program

at least one Call-To number for testing and proper

operation.

Verify the STANDBY/ON switch is set to STANDBY.

Verify a phone is plugged into the PROGRAM

PHONE jack.

Pick up the telephone handset and the Main

Menu will begin to play.

Press 3 to access the Program Menu.

Press 1 to review or program phone numbers.

Press 1 to review or program your first phone

number.

Press 0 to enter a new phone number or to

change an existing number.

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

Enter the telephone number followed by the

pound “#” key.

Press 2 to identify this as a regular phone

number and not a pager.

Press 9 to return to the Phone Number Menu.

Repeat this process for your second and third

phone numbers.

When done entering phone numbers, press 9 to

return to the Program Menu

Hang up or change any of the other settings as

needed.

After programming is completed, unplug the

phone from the front PROGRAM JACK.

Turn the STANDBY/ON switch to ON.

Record a Custom Auxiliary Message

The GenAlert Plus default auxiliary alarm states “The

Auxiliary Alarm Input is in alarm mode”. A custom

message stating the fact that your home standby

generator is in fault should be recorded at this time.

See Menu Option 6, in the Operation section for more

information.

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9.

10.

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12.

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Controls

A - STANDBY/ON Switch - Place in STANDBY for local

programming, ON for monitoring.

B - Power Indicator Light.

C - Alarm Indicator Light. It will flash while in

STANDBY mode and remain on while in Alarm

mode and remain on while an Alarm condition

exists.

D - PROGRAM PHONE Jack. Use for local

programming.

E - T1. When this light is on, it indicates the remote

switch is in the T1 position.

F - T2. When this light is on, it indicates the remote

switch is in the T2 position.

A

C

B

D

FE

1111

G - Phone Jack. Phone line connects from here to the

wall telephone jack.

H - Dip Switches. These are used to modify various

features of your GenAlert Plus.

I - Sensor Input Jack. This jack is where the

temperature sensor is attached.

J - 9-Volt Battery Connection. Plug in your 9-Volt

battery here for back-up power, observing proper

polarity.

K - Auxiliary Alarm Inputs. Connect your wires from

your generator terminal block to here.

L - Power Cord Connection. Plug in the power

transformer here.

M - T1/COM/T2. Wire terminal to the remote switch

relay (single pole, double throw). Max 26 Volts,

4 Amps.

N - REMOTE SWITCH T1/T2. This switch manually

changes the switch from T1 to T2 mode or back.

G H I

J

L

K

M N

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Operation

Custom Programming

The Call-To phone number programming done during

installation is all that is required for normal operation

of the GenAlert Plus system.

Customizing messages and the settings of the

GenAlert Plus is described in this section.

The factory default settings are as follows:

Menu

Option

Function Default

2

Low Temperature

Alarm Set-point

45° Fahrenheit or

Celsius

2

High Temperature

Alarm Set-point

100° Fahrenheit or

Celsius

3 Security Code 9999

4

Number of rings

before the unit

answers

5 rings

5

Number of minutes

the power should be

out before alarming

45 minutes

6 Greeting Message

“Hello, this is

your automated

monitoring control

system”

6 Alarm Message

“Hello, this is

your automated

monitoring control

system.”

6

Auxiliary Alarm

Message

“The auxiliary alarm

input is in alarm

mode”

7

Auxiliary Alarm Input

Setting

Normally Open

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The programmed telephone number(s) are the

number(s) you want the GenAlert Plus to call in the

event of an alarm. Each phone number can be up to

sixty (60) digits and characters.

Programming Locally

Plug in a phone into the front of the unit.

Place the front panel STANDBY/ON switch in

STANDBY position. The ALARM light on the front

of the GenAlert Plus will begin flashing.

Pick up the handset on your Programming

Phone. The GenAlert Plus will play the Main

Menu.

“You are now in the main menu.

For current status, press 1.

For remote switch status, press 2.

To enter the Program Menu, press 3.”

Current Status: Provides the current status of the

current temperature, the power, battery voltage and

the home generators current fault status.

Remote Switch Status:

The Remote Switch Status is a feature can be used to

turn on or off a device.

1.

2.

3.

To change the Remote Switch Status:

Access the MAIN MENU as described above. You

will hear the following:

“You are now in the main menu.

For current status, press 1.

For remote switch status, press 2.

To enter programming menu, press 3.”

Select Menu Option 2 and you will hear:

“The position of the remote switch is currently T1 (or

T2). To change, press 0 or to return to the main menu,

press 9.”

Press 0 to toggle between T1/T2 modes.

NOTE: The switch can also be changed while at the

monitored location simply by pressing the Remote

Switch button on the back of the GenAlert Plus.

Program Menu: It is recommended you listen to

all the menu options once before programming to

become familiar with the program menu. At the end

of the menu, it will pause and then start playing from

the beginning again. Details on each menu option are

discussed later in this chapter.

After programming is completed, turn the

STANDBY/ON switch to the ON position for

normal operation of your GenAlert Plus.

1.

2.

3.

4.

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Programming Remotely

If you need to adjust your GenAlert Plus settings and

are not at it’s location, you can program it from a

remote location or cell phone.

Call your GenAlert Plus location from a remote

phone or cell phone

The GenAlert Plus will answer after it has

received the programmed number of rings. If you

have an answering machine or voice mail at the

monitored location, you may need to place two or

more calls in order to circumvent the answering

machine or voice mail. See GenAlert Plus & Voice

Mail for more information.

When the GenAlert Plus answers, you will hear

the following:

“Hello, this is your automated monitoring system (or

a custom greeting message if recorded earlier). The

current temperature is XX degrees, the power is on (or

off), and the battery is at X.XX volts.”

If no alarm conditions are present you will hear:

“There are no alarm conditions occurring at this time.

To access the main menu, enter your four digit security

code followed by the pound key.”

You can remotely program, even if alarm

conditions are present.

1.

2.

3.

Enter your four digit security code followed by

# on your telephone key pad. If the security

code is correct, the main menu will play. If the

security code is incorrect, you will be given one

more chance and then the GenAlert Plus will say,

“Incorrect Security Code, good-bye” and hang up.

From the Main Menu, select menu option 3 to

enter the Program Menu. Here you can review or

program your call-to telephone numbers, security

code, temperature alarm set points, and other

options.

MENU OPTION 1

Review or Program Telephone Numbers

Program up to three phone numbers.

Review or change any existing phone numbers.

The star key (*) can be a part of your phone

number.

Enter a two second pause in a call-to phone

number. Press the star (*) key twice.

This will count as two digits of your 60 maximum.

You can combine star (*) keys in a phone number

to add both a two second pause and a dialed star

(*) by having three stars (***) in your phone

number sequence. Four stars (****) equal a four

second pause in the dialing sequence.

4.

5.

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MENU OPTION 2

Review or Program Temperature Alarm

This menu option lets you set the high and low

temperatures at which you want the GenAlert

Plus to dial out for a temperature alarm.

Select a temperature alarm set point anywhere

from -66 to 301°F (-54 to 149°C). The GenAlert

Plus can read temperatures to you in either °F or

°C based on dip switch number six.

For a negative temperature alarm set point,

you will need to precede the desired negative

temperature with a star (*).

MENU OPTION 3

Review or Program Security Code

The security code is used for two functions by the

GenAlert Plus.

Password Protection to prevent unauthorized

persons from accessing your GenAlert Plus

remotely. The factory set security code is 9999.

Change this and write the security code down on

the front of this manual and in a safe place at all

your call-to locations. Security codes must have

four numeric digits.

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Location Identifier. The security code also

provides a location code to the person answering

an alarm call from the GenAlert Plus. It will

note that there is a specific alarm condition “at

location ####”. This is also an easy way to hear

what your security code is if you have forgotten

the code.

MENU OPTION 4

Review or Program Incoming Ring

This is also referred to as the “incoming ring

count”. When you call your GenAlert Plus from a

remote location, the unit will be waiting to hear a

specified number of rings before it picks up. You

can set the ring count from 1 to 30 rings.

If you have an answering machine or voice mail

at the monitored location, you generally want

people calling that location to be able to leave a

message. Program GenAlert Plus to answer on a

number of rings that is greater than that of your

message system.

When visiting your monitored location, you may

receive frequent phone calls. Set the incoming

ring count to a higher number.

See GenAlert Plus & Voice Mail for more

information.

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MENU OPTION 5

Review or Program Power Alarm

The GenAlert Plus has the ability to call you if the

power to the GenAlert Plus has failed. It will keep

track of the number of minutes the power is out

and tell you during an alarm call how long the

power has been out and if the power is currently

on or off.

Select the number of minutes, from 1 to 120, that

the power should be out before it calls you with

a power out alarm. The power will have to be out

continuously for the number of minutes selected

before calling you. If the power is out for less than

this time it will reset to zero.

The factory default for the power out timer is 60

minutes.

The power monitoring feature can be turned

off. See dip switch #2 setting explanation in the

Installation section.

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MENU OPTION 6

Review or Record Messages

You can record several messages on the GenAlert

Plus.

Each message can be approximately 15 seconds

long.

Greeting Message: This is played when you call

into your GenAlert Plus from a remote location.

The factory default message is: “Hello, this is your

automated monitoring system.”

Main Alarm Message: This is played when the

GenAlert Plus calls out with an alarm. It will

precede the factory default alarm message.

This message will tell you specifically what the

alarm conditions are, or have recently occurred.

It is advisable to record a personalized alarm

message so you can identify the alarm location,

especially if your alarm is monitored by a service

or contractor.

Auxiliary Alarm Message: This is played when

the home generator system shuts down due to

a monitored fault condition. The factory default

Auxiliary Alarm Message is, “The Auxiliary Alarm

Input is in alarm mode”.

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Select the menu option 6.

Press 1: To Review or Program the (Alarm/

Greeting/Auxiliary) Message.

Press 0 so you can change the Alarm or Greeting

Message.

The GenAlert Plus will begin playing the menu

prompt, “Begin Recording after the tone. When

you have finished recording, press the pound

key”. Record your message and press the

pound (#) key when finished.

Resetting the Factory Default Messages:

To reset factory default messages press the pound (#)

key when you are asked to begin recording.

Recording Over Old Messages:

To record over an old message, follow the instructions

to program a new message and simply record a new

message. The old message will automatically be

erased.

1.

2.

3.

4.

MENU OPTION 7

Review or Modify Auxiliary Alarm

The auxiliary alarm input is used to monitor the home

generator system if it shuts down due to a monitored

fault condition. This menu option allows you to change

whether the Auxiliary Alarm Input should monitor for a

“closed” or “open” contact.

NOTE: This completes the menu option descriptions.

Remove the programming telephone after the GenAlert

Plus is programmed.

Important Tips

Long Distance: Make sure you enter the phone

number exactly like you would if you were to pick

up the phone and call that number. Use a “1” and

the proper area code if required.

Area Codes: Don’t forget to change your phone

number if the telephone area code changes. Your

GenAlert Plus will continue to call to the stored

phone number, even if incorrect. You may incur

long distance charges if you do not change area

codes appropriately.

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Dialing “9”: Some phone systems require that you

dial a “9” before the rest of the phone number in

order to get an outside line. Simply include the “9”

at the beginning of the phone number. You may

need to add a pause after the “9” so GenAlert Plus

can wait for a dial tone.

Test Your GenAlert Plus: It is important that you

test your phone number as described in Testing

Your GenAlert Plus in Maintenance.

STANDBY Mode:

On the front of your GenAlert Plus is a STANDBY/ON

switch. The STANDBY position is primarily used

for programming purposes. The ON position is it’s

normally operated position. In STANDBY mode, you

can access the main and programming menus, but

you cannot remotely dial into your GenAlert Plus and it

cannot call you if an alarm condition occurs.

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During an Alarm

GenAlert Plus will begin to call your programmed

phone numbers when a fault condition occurs. The

unit will continue to call either every 15 minutes or

every 2 hours, depending upon your switch settings.

GenAlert Plus will continue to call until the alarm call

out is canceled.

The GenAlert Plus will call the first call-to telephone

number and play its alarm message to a person,

answering machine or voice mail. If it gets a busy

signal, no answer or a person who doesn’t know

how to cancel the alarm call-out, it will immediately

start calling the second number. If the alarm call-out

isn’t canceled by the second call-to person, it will

immediately move to the third number. If no one at

that call-to number cancels the alarm call-out, the unit

will wait either 15 minutes or 2 hours and then start

the sequence all over again.

It is possible to receive multiple alarm calls from your

GenAlert Plus even if you believe you have canceled

one of the alarms

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Canceling the Alarm

Two things need to happen to reset the GenAlert

Plus. The alarm call-out must be canceled and the

alarm condition needs to be corrected. Once both of

these things have happened, the GenAlert Plus will

automatically reset.

You can cancel the alarm call-out in one of three

methods.

If you answer a call from the GenAlert Plus, the

unit will give you an opportunity to enter the four

digit security code which will cancel the alarm

call-out.

If the GenAlert Plus has left alarm messages on

your answering machine or voice mail, you can

remotely call into the GenAlert Plus and cancel the

alarm call-out by following the prompts.

Travel to the monitored location and switch the

front STANDBY/ON switch to STANDBY mode and

then back again to the ON position.

1.

2.

3.

Canceling the Alarm Call-Out during a call from

GenAlert Plus:

When the GenAlert Plus calls you, you will initially hear

either the factory recorded alarm message or your

custom alarm message.

“Hello, this is your Automated Monitoring System.”

(Or you will hear your custom alarm message that was

recorded earlier)

“There is an alarm condition at your remote monitored

location. The following alarms currently exist or have

occurred recently at location XXXX.”

This will be followed by one or more alarm conditions.

A four digit location code will also be played. This is

the same number as your security code.

“There is a temperature alarm.

The power at location # # # # has been out for # # #

minutes and is currently on (or off).

There is a battery alarm at location # # # #.

The auxiliary alarm input is in alarm mode (or your

custom recorded auxiliary alarm message will play here

instead).”

“Please check conditions at your monitored location

immediately.”

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