SECO-LARM ENFORCER Voice Dialer (E-922CPQ) — Installation & Programming Manual

Complete installation and programming manual for the SECO-LARM ENFORCER™ E-922CPQ Voice Dialer.

Overview

When triggered by an alarm system, the ENFORCER Voice Dialer can dial up to 6 numbers (up to 3 times per number) and deliver an 18-second user-recorded message, repeating up to two times. The last 6 seconds of the message can be individually customized for each of the three trigger inputs. Each number can hold up to 14 digits, including the number, tones, and pauses. The receiver can then listen in, stop further dialing, or trigger an auxiliary relay output connected to an external device such as a door lock, siren, or strobe light. The user can also call in remotely to listen in or trigger/turn off the auxiliary relay. For single-line analog or VOIP telephone systems (may work with some digital/PBX systems depending on the system).

Features

• Trigger-activated dialer with a user-recorded 18-second alarm message
• The last 6 seconds of the alarm message is individually customizable for each input
• 3 trigger inputs + 1 inhibit input, each independently programmable high (>3.5V) or low (<1V)
• 1 auxiliary relay output, NO/NC programmable for 1–255 seconds
• Works stand-alone or connected to a security system
• LCD display shows "ready" or "alarm" status, including which input and number dialed
• Listen in, stop dialing, and/or toggle the auxiliary output during dialer call-out
• Call in at any time to listen in or toggle the auxiliary output
• 6 programmable alarm telephone numbers (up to 14 digits each)
• Programmable auto-dial: call each number three times, or call once and stop
• Built-in flash memory protects settings against data loss during power failure
• Tone or pulse dialing; terminal blocks for all external connections; wall-mountable

Parts List

1x Voice dialer unit, 2x wall mount screws, 2x plastic wall anchors, 1x user manual.

Specifications

Wiring

Two typical setups are shown in the manual:

• Stand-alone installation: contact/sensor groups wired to H-NO and L-NO inputs, a keypad/button to trigger the relay on/off, telephone line connection, an auxiliary controlled device (gate/door, siren, strobe), and a 10–18 VDC power supply, all landing on the GND / +12 / P1 / P2 / P3 / IN terminal block plus TEL and RELAY terminals.
• Alarm system installation: alarm system zone outputs (Zone 1, Zone 2, Zone 3) and Inhibit wired to the same terminal block, with telephone line and power connections and an auxiliary controlled device on the relay output.

Note: If the Inhibit input is not used, program it as Low N.C. (L-NC) — see Setting the Trigger Level below.

Installation

1. Choose a mounting location away from direct sunlight, rain, and heat sources (radiators, heating ducts, stoves).
2. Loosen the attachment screw at the bottom of the unit and remove the back cover. (Skip to step 4 for countertop installation.)
3. For wall mount, use the back cover as a template to mark mounting and wiring holes. Drill and install the two screws (5–6 ft / 1.5–2m above the floor is recommended).
4. Run wiring for the telephone connection, power, auxiliary output, and up to three sensors/contacts (or alarm panel outputs) per the wiring diagrams.
5. Thread the wires through the wiring hole, hang the back cover on the mounting screws, and slide down to secure.
6. Connect all wires to the terminal block per the wiring diagram, then reattach the dialer unit to its back and tighten the attachment screw.

Programming the Voice Dialer

All programming happens in Setup Mode. If no key is pressed for 20 seconds while in setup mode, the dialer automatically exits back to standby.

Entering Setup Mode

1. Press ENTER.
2. Type the current PIN (factory default: 8888).
3. Press ENTER again — a single beep confirms entry into the setup menu.

01 – Setting Alarm Phone Numbers

Navigate to "01 Alarm Number," press ENTER, choose one of up to 6 number slots with UP/DOWN, type the number (up to 14 digits, including area code if required), and press ENTER to save (single beep confirms).

Deleting a Stored Phone Number

Navigate to "01 Alarm Number," select the number to delete with UP/DOWN and ENTER, then press ENTER again to confirm deletion.

02 – Recording Alarm Messages

Up to 4 messages: Message 0 (site message, up to 12 seconds, plays first) plus Messages 1–3 (up to 6 seconds each, one per trigger input, playing after the site message). Navigate to "02 REC/PLAY," select the message number (0–3), press 0 to record or 1 to play back. Recording stops automatically at the time limit, or press ENTER to stop early; playback follows automatically for review.

Tip from the manual: record a helpful site message reminder, e.g. "{Your name}'s security alarm has been activated. Press 3 to repeat, 4 to listen in, or 0 to stop dialing and return to standby."

03 – Setting the Auto-Dial (Dialing) Mode

• 0 = Single (default): dials each number once, then stops.
• 1 = Loop: continuously loops through numbers until the alarm is disabled.

Either way, you can remotely stop the dialing cycle from the receiving phone (see Remote Control by Telephone below).

04 – Setting the Trigger Level

Each input (IP1, IP2, IP3, INH) can be individually set:

• 0 = H-NO — High N.O.: triggers when input voltage exceeds 3.5VDC (max 15VDC)
• 1 = H-NC — High N.C.: triggers when input voltage exceeds 3.5VDC (max 15VDC)
• 2 = L-NO — Low N.O.: triggers when input voltage is below 1VDC
• 3 = L-NC — Low N.C.: triggers when input voltage is below 1VDC (recommended for an unused Inhibit input)

05 – Setting the Trigger Mode

• 0 = Edge Trigger: dialing stops as soon as the triggering signal stops, even mid-cycle.
• 1 = Level Trigger (default): once triggered, dialing continues through the full programmed process until reset remotely by phone or locally on the keypad.

06 – Viewing the Last Event

Shows which input triggered and which number was dialed, e.g. "Trigger IP-1 / 5555551212."

07 – Setting and Changing the PIN

Navigate to "07 Password," view/confirm the current PIN, press ENTER, type the new 4-digit PIN, and press ENTER to save. If you forget the PIN, you must reset the dialer (deletes all settings/data): disconnect power, then power up while holding ENTER until you hear one long beep.

08 – Making a Test Call

Navigate to "08 Test Number," select the number to test with UP/DOWN, and press ENTER to place the call. Monitor progress through the built-in speaker; press ESC to interrupt.

09 – Setting the Dialer "Beep" Volume

0 = Silent, 1 = Medium (default), 2 = Loud. A single beep confirms an action; four rapid beeps signal an error.

10 – Setting the Number of Rings for Remote Access

Select 0–9 rings before the dialer answers for remote call-in access (default: 5).

11 – Setting the Auxiliary Output Relay Time

Select 1–255 seconds for how long the auxiliary output stays triggered (default: 10s).

12 – Setting the Number of Times the Alarm Message Plays

Select 1 or 2 (default: 1) for how many times the message plays at each number called.

Operating the Voice Dialer

The dialer is always active when powered. In stand-alone mode it has no entry delay, so if an input is accidentally triggered it will start dialing immediately. To stop it and return to standby: press ESC, type the 4-digit PIN, then press ENTER.

Remote Control by Telephone (When an Alarm Is Active)

When called, the receiver hears the pre-recorded message and can press a function code within 10 seconds after the message ends (and a second code within 10 more seconds for another function). If there's no response within 20 seconds, the dialer hangs up.

Remote Control by User Call-In (Call Back)

1. Dial the phone number the voice dialer is connected to. It answers with one beep after the programmed number of rings.
2. Enter the PIN on the phone keypad — a beep confirms a correct code; a wrong code disconnects the call automatically.
3. Press a function code (and a second within 10 seconds for another function):

Resetting the Dialer

Resetting deletes all settings and data. Disconnect power, then power up while holding ENTER until you hear a single long beep.

Troubleshooting

• Dialer will not dial out: confirm the telephone line is working and firmly connected to the correct terminal; confirm at least one full phone number has been programmed and stored.
• Unit doesn't respond to a call-back: check whether another device (fax/answering machine) is intercepting the call and remove it; adjust the call-in ring detect (number of rings) setting.
• Difficulty activating "listen in" by remote control: try pressing the code key again; move to a quieter location, as ambient noise can affect tone detection.

Notices & Warranty

Complies with FCC Part 68 (product identifier US:7M7AL01AE922CPQ, REN 0.1A). This device is rated for a Ringer Equivalence Number sum not exceeding 5 on a shared telephone interface. Warranted against defects in material and workmanship for one year from date of sale to the original customer; SECO-LARM's obligation is limited to repair or replacement of defective parts, transportation prepaid. Voided by acts of God, misuse, abuse, neglect, unauthorized repair/alteration, or improper/abnormal use.

Support

SECO-LARM U.S.A., Inc. — 16842 Millikan Avenue, Irvine, CA 92606. Phone: (949) 261-2999 or (800) 662-0800. Email: sales@seco-larm.com. www.seco-larm.com