CircuitWerkes TAC-5 Telephone Remote Broadcast Coupler, DTMF Control

Features:

• The TAC-5 combines a telephone autocoupler with a password protected, DTMF, remote control for handling remote broadcasts or general dial-up control from anywhere
• It automatically answers the phone on a user set number of rings and waits for you to enter your password (from none to 8 digits)
• After entering your password, you have complete control of the TAC-5's relay
• Audio is passed to and from the telephone line, making the TAC-5 ideal for unattended remote broadcasting
• While the telephone interface lets you get your audio on the air, you can use the TAC-5's relays to control your automation system or even put yourself direclty on the air, bypassing everything else in your air chain.
• The direct to air mode is not only useful for remotes, it is also great for emergency broadcasts when weather strikes, etc.

Relays can be individually programmed for momentary, latching or interlocked operation. Each relay can be programmed to decode any of the 16 DTMF tones. Any relay can be tied to any other for modes such as latching and interlocked. Relays can return a beep acknowledge tone that tells you when you've activated an output. The TAC-5 includes a two-tone sequence mode that prevents accidental contact closures when you're using it for remote broadcasts.

The TAC-5 has a logic level input that can cause the TAC-5 to call you or your pager or phone number (up to 24 digits long).