NAPCO EXPRESS XP-600 Installation manual

Hexadecimal Data Entry

To Enter a hexadecimal digit

enter the following:













Set Key

Press this key before

entering a Program-

ming Block Number.

XP-600 Programming Instructions

DEALER PROGRAM MODE - KEYPAD KEY DEFINITION

Note: These Programming Instruction are intended to be used in conjunction with WI847C,

please refer to WI847C for additional information, instructions and definitions.

Exiting Dealer Program Mode

(4) (5) (6) (7)

Dealer Code

Enter



Enter



Default Dealer Code shown in parentheses

(4) (5) (6) (7)

Dealer Code

Blank Key

Press this key to disable all fea-

tures within a LED type Program-

ming Block or to blank out digits in

a Direct Entry type Programming

Block.

1. Remove power from the panel.

2. Remove all wiring from terminal

15 (PGM) and terminal 3.

3. Connect terminal 15 (PGM) to

terminal 3.

4. Apply power to the XP-600 con-

trol panel.

5. After a few seconds the ARMED,

READY and

SYSTEM TROU-

BLE LEDs will flash.

6. The keypad will beep 3 times

indicating the panel default val-

ues have been loaded.

7. Remove wiring between terminal

15 (PGM) and terminal 3.

8. Re-install original wiring for ter-

minal 15 (PGM) and terminal 3.

Note: Any programming in

Dealer Options 1

[96] and

Dealer

Options 2

[97] will not be de-

faulted. If

Dealer Code Lockout

has been programmed the panel

will not default the Dealer Code.

The Event Log will be erased

when the panel is defaulted.

DEFAULTING THE PANEL

$50('

5($'<

6<67(0

),5(

=21( 

=21( 

=21( 

=21( 

=21(



=21( 

1$3&2

















Scroll Key

Use this key to scroll

through data that has been

entered in Programming

Entering Dealer Program Mode READY

ARMED ON

OFF

FLASHING

Indicates the panel is in Dealer

Program Mode. The panel is

ready for a programming block

number to be entered.

SYSTEM

READY

ARMED FLASHING

FLASHING

Indicates the panel is

Ready to exit Dealer

Program Mode. Enter

the Dealer Code to exit.

SYSTEM

WI847C 8/97

Entering Dealer Program Mode is not permitted while the panel

is Armed, Reporting, or the Bell Output is on. To Enter Dealer

Mode while the Bell is ON or the panel is Reporting or Armed;

power up the panel and enter Dealer Mode within the first 3

minutes. Pressing the

key clears the 3 minute timer.

NOTE:

After 15 minutes of keypad inactivity the keypad

will emit a steady tone indicating the panel has been

left in Dealer Program Mode. Enter Dealer Code to

exit or press the



key to return to Dealer

Program mode.

NOTE:

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LED Programming Block

Enable features by pressing the key that corresponds to the associated feature; the LED will turn ON. To disable a feature press the key

again; the LED will turn OFF. To disable all features within a LED Type Programming Block press the



key; all LEDs will turn OFF.

LED Programming Block Example

Program zones 2 and 3 as

Follower Zones.

1. Enter Programming Block 02, by pressing



(Beep), then



(Beep).

2. Press the



key to select zone 2.

3. Press the



key to select zone 3.

Zone 2 and Zone 3

LEDs are ON indi-

cating that zones 2

and 3 have been

programmed as fol-

lower zones.

1LED Type

Programming

Block

Direct Entry Programming Example 2

(Hexadecimal data entry)

Program

Telephone Prefix Number

with a 9E.

1. Press



(Beep)



(Beep).

2. Press



3. Press



4. Press



Direct Entry Programming Block

Enter data directly. For hexadecimal entries of A-F, use the



key +



through



s, respectivel

. Use the



to blank out di

its in Direct Entr

pe pro

rammin

blocks. Default values are shown in parentheses.

Direct Entry Programming Example 1

Pro

ram the panel for a 60 second

Exit Delay.

1. Press



(

Beep

)



(

Beep

)

2. Press



0 6 0 Exit Delay, seconds

(0) (4) (5) Maximum Entry 255

10 Exit Delay

44 Dialing Prefix

Direct Entry

Type

Programming

Blocks

02 Exit/Entry Follower

Zone 1

Zone 2

Zone 3

Zone 4

Zone 5

Zone 6

Default

OFF

=21( 

=21( 

=21( 

=21( 

=21(



=21( 

READY

ARMED OFF

FLASHING

FLASHINGSYSTEM

Indicates the panel is in

Dealer Program Mode and

the next digit entered will be

interpreted as a Hexadeci-

mal digit. Valid entries are

1-6 (A-F).

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Viewing Data in Programming Blocks

To view data within a programming Block, enter the Program Block Number, then press the



key, continue pressing the



key until all digits within

the Programming Block have been viewed. Data will be displayed in the binary format shown in the table below:

ZONE LED ON ZONE LED OFF

0/Blank123456789 *A/0 BCDEF

ZONE 1

ZONE 2

ZONE 3

ZONE 4

For Technical As-

sistance, Contact

the Napco Toll

Free Helpline 

(800) 645-9440

*In the following Program-

ming Blocks, data that has

been entered as a ‘0’ will

be displayed as an ‘A’:

Subscriber ID Numbers,

Phone Numbers, Pager

Leading and Trailing digits

and Report Codes.

NOTE:

Example: Viewing the Dialing Prefix

A Dialing Prefix of 9E has been programmed at Programming Block Num-

ber 44 (outside access number). Follow the steps below to view the data.:

Press



to enter Programming Block 44. The 1st

digit of Programming Block 44 is displayed.

Press the



key to view the 2nd digit.

44 Dialing Prefix The Following Program-

ming Options are not

permitted for UL installa-

tions: [05], [06], [23-2],

[26-3] and [26-4].

The symbol by a

programming Block indi-

cates the programming

option is not permitted

for UL installations.

NOTE:

For information about

programming blocks re-

fer to XP-600 Installation

Manual WI846C.

NOTE:

ZONE 3

ZONE 1

ZONE 2

ZONE 4

Data = 9

ZONE 3

ZONE 1

ZONE 2

ZONE 4

Data = E

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Default

OFF

00 Exit/Entry Zones

Zone 1

Zone 2

Zone 3

Zone 4

Zone 5

Zone 6

Default

OFF

01 Home/Away with Delay Zones

Zone 1

Zone 2

Zone 3

Zone 4

Zone 5

Zone 6

Default

OFF

02 Exit/Entry Follower Zones

Zone 1

Zone 2

Zone 3

Zone 4

Zone 5

Zone 6

Default

OFF

03 Auto Bypass Reentry Zones

Zone 1

Zone 2

Zone 3

Zone 4

Zone 5

Zone 6

Default

OFF

04 24 Hour Protection Zones

Zone 1

Zone 2

Zone 3

Zone 4

Zone 5

Zone 6

Default

OFF

05 40 ms Loop Response Zones

Zone 1

Zone 2

Zone 3

Zone 4

Zone 5

Zone 6

Default

07 Burg (Steady) Output

Zone 1

Zone 2

Zone 3

Zone 4

Zone 5

Zone 6

Default

08 Programmable Output (PGM)

Zone 1

Zone 2

Zone 3

Zone 4

Zone 5

Zone 6

Default

OFF

06 Open Circuit Zones

Zone 1

Zone 2

Zone 3

Zone 4

Zone 5

Zone 6

See wiring

diagram for

Open Circuit

wiring.

Default

09 Selective Bypass

Zone 1

Zone 2

Zone 3

Zone 4

Zone 5

Zone 6

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Zn 1 LED ON = Momentary Keyswitch Arming

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Entry Delay, seconds

(0) (3) (0) Maximum Entry 255

11 Entry Delay

Exit Delay, seconds

(0) (4) (5) Maximum Entry 255

10 Exit Delay

Bell Time-out, minutes

(0) (0) (5) Maximum Entry 255

12 Burg (Steady) Output Time-out

Bell Time-out, minutes

(0) (0) (0) Maximum Entry 255

13 Fire (Pulsed) Output Time-out

Test Timer, days

(0) (0) (1) Maximum Entry 255

14 Test Timer Interval

Line Cut Time-to-Fail, seconds

(0) (0) (0) Enable Feature-Valid Entries 10-255

15 Line Cut Time-to-Fail (Disabled = 000)

Supervisory Timer, hours

(1) (2) Maximum Entry 26

16 Wireless Supervisory Timer

Smoke Supervisory Timer, hours

(8) Maximum Entry 8

17 Wireless Smoke Supervisory Timer

Test Timer Offset, hours

(1) (2) Maximum Entry 23

18 Test Timer Offset

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Includes Bell Cut, Fire Trouble, Receiver Fail-to-Respond, Receiver Tamper,

Receiver JAM, Transmitter Low Battery, Transmitter Supervisory Faliure,

Wireless Smoke Low Battery and Wireless Smoke Supervisory Failure.

NOTE 3:

Cannot be programmed with any other Programmable Output (PGM) Feature.

NOTE 2:

Default

OFF

23 Programmable Output (PGM) Features 1

Zn 1 LED ON = Audio Verification

Zn 2 LED ON = *Access Output (



)

Zn 3 LED ON = *Follow Keypad Sounder

Zn 4 LED ON = *Keyfob/Keyswitch Chirp

*See Note 2

Default

OFF

24 Programmable Output (PGM) Features 2

Zn 1 LED ON = Fire

Zn 2 LED ON = AUX

Zn 3 LED ON = Panic

Zn 4 LED ON = Test Timer

Default

OFF

26 Miscellaneous Features 2

Zn 2 LED ON = Reserved

Zn 3 LED ON = Inhibit Fail to Communicate

Zn 4 LED ON = Inhibit Low Battery Display

Default

OFF

25 Programmable Output (PGM) Features 3

Zn 1 LED ON = AC Fail

Zn 2 LED ON = Low Battery

Zn 3 LED ON = *Trouble

Zn 4 LED ON = Armed

*See Note 3

Default

OFF

20 Keypad Features 1

Zn 1 LED ON = *Keypad Fire (



)

Zn 2 LED ON = *Keypad AUX (



)

Zn 3 LED ON = *Keypad Panic (



)

*See Note 1

Default

OFF

21 Keypad Features 2

Zn 1 LED ON = Audible panic

Zn 2 LED ON = Exit/Entry with Urgency

Zn 3 LED ON = Display Bypass (ARMED)

Zn 4 LED ON = Disable Code Entry Beeps

Default

OFF

22 Miscellaneous Features 1

Zn 1 LED ON = Abort Delay

Zn 2 LED ON = Easy Arm/Easy Exit

Zn 3 LED ON = Swinger Shutdown

Zn 4 LED ON = Bell on Line Cut (Armed)

Additional programming required for reporting, see Blocks [36]&[56].

UL Installations: If Keypad Fire [20-1] is enabled, the keypad must be mounted

within (3) three feet from the Control Panel.

NOTE 1:

Zn 4 LED ON = *Ambush (6th User Code)

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30 Subscriber ID Number

[0] Disabled

[1] Ademco Slow

[2] Radionics Slow

[3] Silent Knight Fast

[4] Universal High Speed

[5] Reserved

[6] Point ID

[7] Pager

32 Receiver Format

(4)

31 Telephone Number 1

NOTE:

Requires features to be enabled, see block [20].

NOTE 1:

A fixed Dial Tone Detection (E) is included prior to the

Dialing Prefix

(Block

Number 44)

Programming an E is not required for

Telco 1, Telco 2 and

Telco 3. If dial tone detection is not desired select

No Dial Tone Detection

Communicator Features (Block Number 46). Program a D if a 4 second

delay is required.

Includes Bell Cut, Fire Trouble, Receiver Fail-to-Respond, Receiver Tamper,

Receiver JAM, Transmitter Low Battery, Transmitter Supervisory Faliure,

Wireless Smoke Low Battery, Wireless Smoke Supervisory Failure.

ZONE 3 TX LOW BATTERY “RF TRAN LOW BAT, ZN03”

SMOKE 2 LOW BATTERY “RF TRAN LOW BAT, ZN10”

NOTE 2:

Default

OFF

39 Opening Closing Report, Telco 1

Zn 1 LED ON = User 1 Reporting

Zn 2 LED ON = User 2 Reporting

Zn 3 LED ON = User 3 Reporting

Zn 4 LED ON = User 4 Reporting

Zn 5 LED ON = User 5 Reporting

Zn 6 LED ON = User 6 Reporting

Default

34 Zone Report, Telco 1

Zone 1

Zone 2

Zone 3

Zone 4

Zone 5

Zone 6

Default

OFF

35 Zone Restore Report, Telco 1

Zone 1

Zone 2

Zone 3

Zone 4

Zone 5

Zone 6

Default

OFF

36 System Reporting, Telco 1

Zn 1 LED ON = *KP Fire (



)

Zn 2 LED ON = *KP AUX (



)/Ambush

Zn 3 LED ON = *KP Panic (



)

Zn 4 LED ON = Test Timer

*See Note 1

Default

OFF

37 System Reporting, Telco 1

Zn 1 LED ON = AC Fail Report (15 min. report delay)

Zn 2 LED ON = Low Battery Report

Zn 3 LED ON = *Trouble Report

Zn 4 LED ON = Fire Report

*See Note 2

Default

OFF

38 System Restore Report, Telco 1

Zn 1 LED ON = AC Restore Report

Zn 2 LED ON = Battery Restore Report

Zn 3 LED ON = Trbl Restore Report

Zn 4 LED ON = Fire Restore Report

Default

OFF

33 Receiver Options

Zn 1 LED ON = 2300 Hz Handshake/Kissoff

Zn 2 LED ON = Sumcheck

Zn 3 LED ON = Single Digit

Zn 4 LED ON = No Handshake

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47 Leading Digits

48 Trailing Digits

(0) (0) (0) (0)

*(C) *See Note 1

Dialing Prefix for Telco 1, Telco 2

& Telco 3.

40 Subscriber ID Number (Telco 2)

41 Telephone Number 2

[1] Ademco Slow

[2] Radionics Slow

[3] Silent Kni

ht Fast

[4] Universal Hi

h Speed

[5] Reserved

[6] Point ID

[7] Pa

42 Receiver Format

(4)

44 Dialing Prefix

C = TouchTone #. This is the t

pical terminatin

it for

most pa

stems. Recommended, but ma

not be

required b

stem. D = 2 second dela

NOTE 1:

Default

OFF

43 Receiver Options

Zn 1 LED ON = 2300 Hz Handshake/Kissoff

Zn 2 LED ON = Sumcheck

Zn 3 LED ON = Sin

le Di

Zn 4 LED ON = No Handshake

Default

OFF

45 Communicator Features 1

Zn 1 LED ON = Communicator Enabled

Zn 2 LED ON = DTMF w/ Rotary Back up

Zn 3 LED ON = DTMF only

Zn 4 LED ON = Backup to Telco 2

Default

OFF

46 Communicator Features 2

Zn 1 LED ON = No Dial Tone Detection

Zn 2 LED ON = 2:1 Rotary Dialin

Zn 3 LED ON = Backup if < 4 attempts

Zn 4 LED ON = Reserved Default

OFF

49 Pager Option

Zn 1 LED ON = Skip Alarm Data

Zn 2 LED ON = Reserved

Zn 3 LED ON = Reserved

Zn 4 LED ON = Reserved

NOTE:

A fixed Dial Tone Detection (E) is included prior to the

Dialing Prefix

(Block

Number 44)

Pro

rammin

an E is not required for

Telco 1, Telco 2 and

Telco 3. If dial tone detection is not desired select

No Dial Tone Detection

Communicator Features (Block Number 46). Pro

ram a D if a 4 second

dela

is required.

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50 Subscriber ID Number

[0] Disabled

[1] Ademco Slow

[2] Radionics Slow

[3] Silent Knight Fast

[4] Universal High Speed

[5] Reserved

[6] Point ID

[7] Pager

52 Receiver Format

(4)

31 Telephone Number 3

NOTE:

Requires features to be enabled, see block [20].

NOTE 1:

A fixed Dial Tone Detection (E) is included prior to the

Dialing Prefix

(Block

Number 44)

Programming an E is not required for

Telco 1, Telco 2 and

Telco 3. If dial tone detection is not desired select

No Dial Tone Detection

Communicator Features (Block Number 46). Program a D if a 4 second

delay is required.

NOTE 2:

Default

OFF

59 Opening Closing Report, Telco 3

Zn 1 LED ON = User 1 Reporting

Zn 2 LED ON = User 2 Reporting

Zn 3 LED ON = User 3 Reporting

Zn 4 LED ON = User 4 Reporting

Zn 5 LED ON = User 5 Reporting

Zn 6 LED ON = User 6 Reporting

Default

OFF

54 Zone Report, Telco 3

Zone 1

Zone 2

Zone 3

Zone 4

Zone 5

Zone 6

Default

OFF

55 Zone Restore Report, Telco 3

Zone 1

Zone 2

Zone 3

Zone 4

Zone 5

Zone 6

Default

OFF

56 System Reporting, Telco 3

Zn 1 LED ON = *KP Fire (



)

Zn 2 LED ON = *KP AUX (



)/Ambush

Zn 3 LED ON = *KP Panic (



)

Zn 4 LED ON = Test Timer

*See Note 1

Default

OFF

57 System Reporting, Telco 3

Zn 1 LED ON = AC Fail Report (15 min. report delay)

Zn 2 LED ON = Low Battery Report

Zn 3 LED ON = *Trouble Report

Zn 4 LED ON = Fire Report

*See Note 2

Default

OFF

58 System Restore Report, Telco 3

Zn 1 LED ON = AC Restore Report

Zn 2 LED ON = Battery Restore Report

Zn 3 LED ON = Trbl Restore Report

Zn 4 LED ON = Fire Restore Report

Default

OFF

53 Receiver Options

Zn 1 LED ON = 2300 Hz Handshake/Kissoff

Zn 2 LED ON = Sumcheck

Zn 3 LED ON = Single Digit

Zn 4 LED ON = No Handshake Includes Bell Cut, Fire Trouble, Receiver Fail-to-Respond, Receiver Tamper,

Receiver JAM, Transmitter Low Battery, Transmitter Supervisory Faliure,

Wireless Smoke Low Battery, Wireless Smoke Supervisory Failure.

ZONE 3 TX LOW BATTERY “RF TRAN LOW BAT, ZN03”

SMOKE 2 LOW BATTERY “RF TRAN LOW BAT, ZN10”

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60 Zone Report Codes

Zone 1 Alarm Code

(3) Zone 2 Alarm Code

(3) Zone 3 Alarm Code

(3) Zone 4 Alarm Code

(3) Zone 5 Alarm Code

(3) Zone 6 Alarm Code

(3)

The second digit of the

Re-

port Code

is the number of

the zone that is reporting.

For example zone 5 report

code (default of 3) would be

35.

61 Point ID Report Codes

Zone 1 Alarm Code

(3) Zone 2 Alarm Code

(3) Zone 3 Alarm Code

(3) Zone 4 Alarm Code

(3) Zone 5 Alarm Code

(3) Zone 6 Alarm Code

(3)

1FIRE

2 PANIC

3 BURGLARY

4 HOLDUP

5 GENERAL ALARM

6 RESERVED

7 GAS ALARM

8 HEAT ALARM

9 RESERVED

A AUXILIARY

B 24 HOUR ALARM

62 Zone Codes

Zone 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6 Restore Code

(E) Zone 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6 Trouble Code

(F)

63 System Report Codes

Keypad Fire (



)

(1) (1) Keypad AUX (



)

(2) (3) Keypad Panic (



)

(2) (1) Test Timer

(F) (F) AC Fail

(F) (9) Low Battery

(F) (8) *Trouble

(F) (1) Fire

(1) (1)

64 System Restore Code

(E)

65 Opening and Closing Code

(B) Opening Code

66 Ambush Report Code

(2) (2)

Enhanced Communicator Features

Includes Bell Cut, Fire Trouble, Receiver Fail-to-Respond, Receiver Tamper,

Receiver JAM, Transmitter Low Battery, Transmitter Supervisory Faliure, Wire-

less Smoke Low Battery and Wireless Smoke Supervisory Failure.

NOTE 1:

NOTE:

*See Note 1

Default

OFF

67 Telephone Number 1

Zn 1 LED ON = Opening after Alarm (Cancel Code)

Zn 2 LED ON = Conditional Closing

Zn 3 LED ON = Reserved

Zn 4 LED ON = Reserved

Default

OFF

68 Telephone Number 3

Zn 1 LED ON = Opening after Alarm (Cancel Code)

Zn 2 LED ON = Conditional Closing

Zn 3 LED ON = Reserved

Zn 4 LED ON = Reserved

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71 Zone 1

RF ID # Point

72 Zone 2

73 Zone 3

74 Zone 4

75 Zone 5

76 Zone 6

Enter the RF ID# located on

the Transmitter, Key Fob and

Smoke Detector labels.

RF ID # XXXXXX:X

Enter the point number to be

associated with the zone. If only

one point of GEM-TRANS2 is

used, enter a 1in this location.

For GEM-GB, GEM-DT, GEM-

PIR enter a 1in this location.

81 Keyfob 1

.H\IREV

AUX 1 AUX 2RF ID #

82 Keyfob 2

83 Keyfob 3

84 Keyfob 4

AUX 1 & 2

Programming

1 Panic

2 AUX

3 Bell ON

4 PGM

5 Instant

6 Access on PGM

7 Full Set System

8 Interior

6PRNH 'HWHFWRUV

RF ID #

Hexadecimal Data Entry

To Enter a hexadecimal digit enter the following: A=













Programming Example

Map point 1 of a window door transmitter, with RF ID# 0012B0:0

to Zone 3.

1. Enter Dealer Mode.

2. Enter



(beeps)



(beeps)

3. Enter



4. Enter



(beeps)

Note: If the RF ID# in step 3 is not entered correctly the

keypad will emit a 1 second tone indicating incorrect entry.

Repeat steps 2 - 4 above.

Hexadecimal B Entry

0012B0:0 1

73 Zone 3

85 Smoke 1

86 Smoke 2

87 Smoke 3

88 Smoke 4

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