FBII XL-4 User manual

XL-4

Security System

Owners Manual

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1. XL -4 Owners Manual

Table of Contents

Introdudion

LCD Keypad Layout

LED Keypad Layout

System Operation

Arming

Stay

Auto- Stay

Instant

Instant-Stay

Bypass

Unbypass

Forced Arming

Group BWass

Group Unbypass

User Code Definition

User Code Deletion

Usarming

Keypad Emergency Condtions

Duress

Qui& Commands

Seting the CIOW~me

Glossa~

Installation Layout

System Testing

Wners Information

Abut the Manufadurer

Limited Warranty

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2. INTRODUCTION

Congratulations on your decision to protect your home or

business with the XL-4 Securfty System. The system has been

designed with reliability and ease of operation in mind.

Please take afew minutes to review the wntents of ttis

manual, In order to realize the full potential of this sysfem it is

important that you feel @mfotiable with itsoperation. The following

pages will familiarize you with the procedures for operating fhe

XL-4 Security System.

The eystem can be operated from different styles of keypads:

model 7015 LED keypade confining indicator lights or model 7005

LCD mntaining atwo line readout. Please determine the type of

keypads present within your system.

This manual covers the XL-4, XL-4B and XL-4C systems. The

systems differ wifh the following Underwriters app~cations:

XL-4 Household Burglary and Rre

XL-46 Commercial Burgla~

XL-4C Commercial Rre and Burglary

Thank You,

FIRE BURGMRY INSTRUMENTS

OTE: This owners manual contains im~tiant information and i

ot to be removed by anyone but the omupant of the premisa.

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3. LCD KEYPAD LAYOUT

The keypad contains eve~hing necessa~ to operate the

XL-4 Securiy System. The LCD (liquid crystal display) keypad

contains atwo tine by sifleen character Enghsh readout tisplay to

show the current system statue. The keypad appeare aefollowe;

LCD KEYPAD LAYOUT

1- NUMERICAL SECTION

The numerical setion of the keypad operates similar to a

telephone or calculator. The digte 0-9, #and” are clearly marked

and are used to operate the system.

2-AC INDICATOR

This tight inticstes that AC power is connected to the

Security System. The system aleo contains battery backup to

operate the system in the event of a~wer failure.

3- ARWDISARM INDICATOR

This fight indicates whether the system is currently armed

(activated) or tisamed (deactivated). In addtion to ttis mnstati

visual indication, the display area will provide additional

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information mncerning the current system status, This indicator

will blink when an alarm has occurred,

4- DISPLAY AREA

Two line by sixteen character ~quid crystal display, This

area mntdns the current system status using easy to read English

language descriptions programmed by your installer.

&PULL OPEN DOOR

The front of the keypad contains adoor which pulls open.

Betind tMs door is acard which ~n be filled out to describe the

areas protected (zones) by your Security System.

6- STAY

The STAYkey is used to activate (arm) the system with the

exception of interior protection, This will provide exterior protection

of your location while allowing full access through the premise, This

mode would be used when arming the system and you might be

walking through protected interior zones,

7- BYPASS

The BYPASS key will be used totemporarily turnotf

protection to aportion of your security system, This could be

performed, for example, to ignore an open window w~ch would

prevent the arming of your system. Certain zones such as FIRE

detection zones are always active and cannot be bypassed,

8- INSTANT

The INSTANT key is used to activate (arm) the system and

eliminates the entry time delay, This would cause an immediate

alarm if someone came through an exit/entry zone,

9- CODE

Function key used when entering or changing the User

access codes of your security system.

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4. LED KEYPAD OPERATION

The LED based system contains inticator tights to dsplay

the current status of your XL-4 Semrity System. NOTE: The LED

keypad can only be used to display the status of the first sixteen

zones. NOTE: This style of keypad cannot be used with the XL-4C

control panel. The keypad has the following appearance;

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1- ZONE STATUS

The indicator lights marked 1-16 display the current status

of the first sixteen zones connected to your XL-4 Secur~ System

.The hghts show whether any zones are currently in alarm,

bypassad, in trouble, or faukad (not ready) statua.The status of

each zone ie represented as followq

ALARM .Fast Bllnklng

~OUBLE .::::::: .Slow mlee

BVPASSED ......slow low ifstensw bllnklng

NOT READV .......Solid ON

Each tight will only reflect one oondtion at atime. If azone

contains multiple condtions at the same time the tigheaf priow

status from the a~ve fist will appear.

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2- LOW BA~ERY

The BAT inticator indicates whether the backup battery

within the system is low.

&STAY

The STAY ~ght will be ON when the system has been

armed in the stay mode which means that the system has been

activated with the exception of interior zones,

4- READY INDICATOR

The light marked RDY shows whether the system is ready

to be armed, Ifthe tight is off then acondition existe within at least

one of the zones preventing system arming.

5- COMMUNICATIONS FAILURE

If the COM light is ON then there has been a

communications error with the Central Station.

6. INSTANT

The lNSindicator will be ONwhenthe system has been

armed in the INSTANT rode. Thie means that the system has

been activated and the entry delay has been eliminated.

7- NUMERICAL SECTION

The numerical section of the keypad operates similar to a

telephone or calculator. The digits 0-9, #and’ are clearly marked

and are used to enter commands to the XL-4 Security System.

8- PULL OPEN DOOR

The front of the keypad contains adoor which pulls open.

Betind this door is acard which can be filled out to describe the

areas protected (zones) of your Security System.

9-AC INDICATOR

This tight indimtes that AC pwer is connected to the

Security System. Battery backup exists to operate the system in

the event of apwer failure.

lG ARWDISARM INDICATOR

Thie fight indicates whether the system is currently ARMED

(ON) or DISARMED (OFF). In addtion to this mnstant visual

indication, the zone indicator Iighta will provide additional

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information concerning the cument zone status. This hghfwill also

bhnk if there is an alarm condtion present.

11. STAY Key

The STAYkey is used to activate (arm) the system with the

exception of interior protection. This will provide efierior protetion

of your location wtile allowing full access through the location. This

mode would be used when arming the system and you might be

walking through protectad intarior zones.

12- BYPASS Key

The BYPASS key will be used totem~rarily turn off

protection of aWrtion of your burglary protection. This could be

performed, for example, to ignora an open window wtich would

prevent the aming of your system.

1+ INSTANT Key

The INSTANT key is used to activate (arm) tha system and

eliminates the entry delay. This would cause an immediate alarm if

someone came through an extientry zone.

I& CODE Key

Funtion key used when entering or changing the User

accese codes of youraystem.

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5. SYSTEM OPERATION

Throughout the XL-4 System Wners manual the following

notation will be used to describe action taken at the keypads;

BYPASS Depression of the Function Key labeled BYPASS

INSTANT Depression of the Function Key labeled INSTANT

STAY Depression of the Function Key labeled STAY

CODE Depression of the Function Key labeled CODE

[USER] Entry of your user code (see note below)

*Key labeled’ (located to the left of O)

#Key labeled #(located to the right of O)

+Indicates the simukaneous de ression of two keys.

fFor example, #+3indicates that the # and 3 eys should be

pressed at the same time.

USER CODE NOTE: The [USER] code can selected by

your installer to be either afour or seven digit rode. If a

seven digit user code is selected then the usar code will

be the three digit user number followed by the four digit

user code. For example, if user number 3has acode of

6429 then the seven digit user code would be 0036429.

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6. ARMING THE SYSTEM

ARMING the system will activate all ~rtions of your

Security System. Arming can only be performed if all zones are

READY. For example, if aprotected door ia open the system

cannot be armed.

=Note: Your installer can program your system to be armed

if certain zones are not ready, Contact your installer to

determine whether this apphes to your system.

SYSTEM READY

LCD BASED KEYPADS

If the system is ready to be armed the following message

will appear in the display area of the LCD keypad;

The second line of the ~spiay can display asystem wide

descriptor (example SMITH RESIDENCE) and may scroll through

other system condtions which are present.

LED BASED KEYPADS

On LED keypads the READY indicator must be ON.

ARMING PROCEDURE

l. Enter your usercode intothe keypad:

[USER]

On LCDkeypadsthe following display appears;

The ARMED in~cator tight will now be ~t (LED and LCD

keypads) and you may exti through adoor designated by your

installer as an extienfry zone for afixed time period known as the

ixti delay. Once the exit time perfod has expired the EXIT NOW

indication will dieappear.

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