Line powered, no batteries to worry about, the VRT-1000 is a great ADA phone and is easy to program. Mount in any existing phone cabinet or on the wall of the elevator.

• Voltage: Phone Line Powered
• Fastening Method: Studs on Back of Cover Plate
• Features: Adjustable Microphone and Speaker Volume
• Mounting: Surface / Screw to Wall
• Enclosure: NEMA 1 Stainless Steel
• Size: 8.25” Tall x 3.875” Wide x 2.25” Deep

1. Dial the number of the telephone line that the emergency phone is connected to.
   (Phone must be on a dedicated line)
2. The emergency phone will answer (go online) automatically after one (1) ring.
3. When the phone comes online, wait five (5) seconds before entering the security code: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.
   You should hear two (2) beeps.
4. Enter the primary number followed by # 0 0.
   You should hear two (2) beeps.
5. Enter the secondary number followed by # 0 1.
   You should hear two (2) beeps. (Optional)
6. Enter * 4 to start voice message recording.
   You have sixteen (16) seconds to record. Enter any touch tone to stop recording.
   Note: The message must include: “hit star to talk to caller” to allow 2-way communication.
7. Enter the identification number followed by # 2 0.
   You should hear two (2) beeps. (Optional)
8. Hang up. Your phone is now programmed.

Definitions

• Primary Number: The first number dialed when the emergency button is pressed.
• Secondary Number: The backup number dialed if the primary number is busy or doesn't answer.
• Voice Message: The recorded message announced to the receiver of the emergency call.
• Identification Number: A user-defined number identifying the location of the emergency phone. This number appears on a DM-4 monitor and/or the receiver’s caller ID.
• Security Code: A numeric access code required to enter programming mode. Factory default is: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.