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Contact Input Programming

Click on the Contact Settings button at the bottom of the

Global Settings programming screen. The screen shown in

Figure 8 will appear.

Contact inputs must be programmed in order to respond

properly. The master NC377 knows which contacts are on the

slave and which are on the master.

Example: a master with 64 inputs, and 1 attached slave with 16

inputs used. Using the Contact Input programming screen,

program the first 64 contacts with the information for the inputs

connected to the master. Program the next 16 contacts (65–80)

with the information for the inputs connected to the slave.

Programming Contacts for Elapsed Time Reports

If Elapsed Time reports are required, use the room number

and bed identifier as part of the Active, Reset, Pulse 1 and

Pulse 2 messages. The system will compare the time the

input was activated to the time it was reset. It must have

some method to determine one input from another. Since the

room number and bed identifier will not always be the same

as the zone/input number, TekTone

the room number and bed identifier in all message types.

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Figure 8—Contact Input Programming Screen

Programming Contact Inputs

Start with Zone (input) # 1. Include room number and bed

identifier in all four message types (marked *).

Input Alert Type—Select Voltage Alert-Low.

Room #—Select (1–9999), if applicable. If the nurse call

system uses bed identifiers, also select that (A–E).

Active Message*—This message is sent to the pager when the

zone/input is activated. (Example: Room 0123A Routine.)

Reset Message*— This message is sent to the pager when

the zone/input is reset. (Example: Room 1234B Reset,

Room 1234B Cancelled, or Room 1234B Cleared.)

Slow Pulsing & Fast Pulsing—You must check one or both

of these so that the correct message will be sent to the

pager when a slow or fast pulse is detected.

Pulse 1 Message*—This message is sent to the pager when

Pulse 1 (slow pulse) is activated. (Example: Room 2345C

Emergency.) You must also check Slow Pulsing.

Pulse 2 Message*—This message is sent to the pager when

Pulse 2 (fast pulse) is activated. (Example: Room 3456D

Smoke Detector.) You must also check Fast Pulsing.