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XR500/XR100 PROGRAMMING 2

Slide 1 XR500/XR100 Basic Training

Programming Part 2

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Slide 2 Objectives

After completing this course you will:1. Understand how to program the

remaining options of the XR500/XR100.2. Be able to configure an example system.

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Slide 3 Output Options Section

• Define the panel's bell output • Control relay outputs

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Slide 4 Bell Cutoff Time

• Range: 1 to 99 minutes and Zero (0) disables• SIA CP-01 Installations note• Conditions for Bell cutoff time to reset• Abort message and bell cutoff time

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Slide 5 Automatic Bell Test

• Closing Wait and bell output• Keypad arming note

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Slide 6 Bell Action Section

• Bell Output– 4 output patterns

• Zone troubles note

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Slide 7 Fire Type Bell Output

• Fire Type option– Default value is “P”

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Slide 8 Burglary Type Bell Output

• Burglary Type option– Three zone types affected– Default value is “S”

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Slide 9 Supervisory Type Bell Output

• Supervisory Type option– SV zones only– Default value is “N”

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Slide 10 Panic Type Bell Output

• Panic Type option– PN zones only– Default value is “N”

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Slide 11 Emergency Type Bell Output

• Emergency Type option– EM zones only– Default value is “N”

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Slide 12 Auxiliary 1 Type Bell Output

• Auxiliary 1 type option– AUX1 zones only– Default value is “N”

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Slide 13 Auxiliary 2 Type Bell Output

• Auxiliary 2 Type option– Aux 2 zones only– Default Value is “N”

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Slide 14 Output Options Section

• Allows user to define use of panel outputs– Form C relays– Open Collector

• 716 Output expander note• Additional output numbers

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Slide 15 Cutoff Output

• Cutoff Output option– Applies to panel outputs

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Slide 16 Cutoff Time

• Cutoff Time option– 1 to 99 minutes– 0 for a continuous output

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Slide 17 Communication Failure Output

• Comm Fail Out activates outputs based on– Main communication fail– Backup line used for comm– Network comm fail

• Used for trigger• Output turns off

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Slide 18 Fire Alarm Output

• Activated by fire type alarm• Can use any output• Sensor Reset

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Slide 19 Fire Trouble Output

• Activated by fire type trouble– Spv zone alarm or trouble– System monitor trouble

• Deactivated when system is normal

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Slide 20 Panic Alarm Output

• Activated by panic type alarm• Deactivated when Panics restore

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Slide 21 Ambush Output

• Activated with ambush code and/or Early Morning Ambush timer

• Deactivated with Sensor Reset

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Slide 22 Entry Delay Output

• Activated with Entry Delay Timer• Deactivated by Disarm or Timer Expiration

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Slide 23 Exit Delay Output

• Activated with Exit Delay Timer• Deactivated by Arming Process or Timer

Expiration

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Slide 24 Ready Output

• Activated by normal disarmed burg zones• Deactivated on bad condition• Common use- Ready Light

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Slide 25 Phone Trouble Output

• Activated by low phone line voltage– XR500 or 893

• Deactivated when voltage normalizes

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Slide 26 Late to Close Output

• Activated by closing schedule• Note: Closing Check must be Yes• Deactivated by arming or schedule

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Slide 27 Device Fail Output

• Activated by failed poll attempt• Deactivated by successful polling

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Slide 28 Sensor Reset Output

• Activated by Sensor Reset• Deactivated automatically• Common use- smoke detector power

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Slide 29 Closing Wait Output

• Activated by Closing Message• Deactivated after timer expires

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Slide 30 Arm-Alarm Output

• Activated by an area arm• In alarm-Output pulses• Deactivated by disarm of system

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Slide 31 DMP wireless and Arm-Alarm Output

• 1117 Wireless LED/1116 Wireless Relay Output

• 1117 battery power operation• 1116 and 572 LED function• Fast response 480-499• Slow response 450-474

– Increased battery life

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Slide 32 Output Groups Section

• 20 Output Groups • Each Output Group links multiple outputs• Assign Output Group to profile

– Common uses• Schedules and Output Groups Note

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Slide 33 Group Number & Name

• G1 to G20• Number and name the group to be used• Note that Output Groups 1-10 for end-user

and 11-20 are reserved.

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Slide 34 Add Outputs to the groups

• Assigning outputs• Up to 8 outputs.

– Nesting output groups

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Slide 35 Output Options Review

The next 15 slides are a review for the Output Option Section

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Slide 36 Question 1

1) The panel's BELL OUTPUT does not turn on for zone troubles.

TrueFalse

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Slide 37 Question 1

1) The panel's BELL OUTPUT does not turn on for zone troubles.

TrueFalse

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Slide 38 Question 2

2)Selecting YES for the BELL TEST option will cause the panel to turn on the BELL OUTPUT for __________ any time all areas of the system have been armed.

A. one secondB. five secondsC. 5 minutesD. two seconds

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Slide 39 Question 2

2)Selecting YES for the BELL TEST option will cause the panel to turn on the BELL OUTPUT for __________ any time all areas of the system have been armed.

A. one secondB. five secondsC. 5 minutesD. two seconds

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Slide 40 Question 3

3)Which of the four BELL ACTION options are missing from the following list: Steady, _______, Temporal Code 3, None

A. StrobeB. WhoopC. PulseD. Optional

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Slide 41 Question 3

3)Which of the four BELL ACTION options are missing from the following list: Steady, _______, Temporal Code 3, None

A. StrobeB. WhoopC. PulseD. Optional

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Slide 42 Question 4

4) The CUTOFF OUTPUT option will accept output numbers _________.

A. 100 to 299B. 1 to 6C. 1 to 10D. 100 to 199

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Slide 43 Question 4

4) The CUTOFF OUTPUT option will accept output numbers _________.

A. 100 to 299B. 1 to 6C. 1 to 10D. 100 to 199

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Slide 44 Question 5

5) The ENTRY DELAY output will turn off when the system is disarmed.

TrueFalse

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Slide 45 Question 5

5) The ENTRY DELAY output will turn off when the system is disarmed.

TrueFalse

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Slide 46 Question 6

6) The COMM FAIL OUTPUT will turn on when the panel has failed to communicate with the receiver after __________ dial attempts.

A. 3B. 5C. 4D. 1

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Slide 47 Question 6

6) The COMM FAIL OUTPUT will turn on when the panel has failed to communicate with the receiver after __________ dial attempts.

A. 3B. 5C. 4D. 1

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Slide 48 Question 7

7) The ___________ output is not compatible with the CUTOFF OUTPUT option.

A. Device FailB. Phone TroubleC. AreaD. Fire Alarm

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Slide 49 Question 7

7) The ___________ output is not compatible with the CUTOFF OUTPUT option.

A. Device FailB. Phone TroubleC. AreaD. Fire Alarm

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Slide 50 Question 8

8) Which output will turn on with the keypad message CLOSING TIME! ?

A. AmbushB. Phone TroubleC. ReadyD. Late to Close

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Slide 51 Question 8

8) Which output will turn on with the keypad message CLOSING TIME! ?

A. AmbushB. Phone TroubleC. ReadyD. Late to Close

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Slide 52 Question 9

9) The _____________ output is commonly used to drive a status LED on a key switch arming system.

A. ReadyB. Exit DelayC. AmbushD. Steady

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Slide 53 Question 9

9) The _____________ output is commonly used to drive a status LED on a key switch arming system.

A. ReadyB. Exit DelayC. AmbushD. Steady

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Slide 54 Question 10

10)The _____________ output will turn on when the voltage on the telephone line drops below 3 VDC.

A. ReadyB. Phone TroubleC. Device FailD. Comm Fail

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10)The _____________ output will turn on when the voltage on the telephone line drops below 3 VDC.

A. ReadyB. Phone TroubleC. Device FailD. Comm Fail

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11)The _____________ output turns on when any Fire type zone is in a trouble condition.

A. Fire AlarmB. Comm FailC. Fire TroubleD. Device Fail

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11)The _____________ output turns on when any Fire type zone is in a trouble condition.

A. Fire AlarmB. Comm FailC. Fire TroubleD. Device Fail

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12) The ______ output will turn on when a supervisory type zone is placed in alarm or trouble, or when any system monitor (AC, Battery, Phone Line 1 or Phone Line 2) is placed in trouble

A. System MonitorB. Comm FailC. Device FailD. Fire Trouble

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12) The ______ output will turn on when a supervisory type zone is placed in alarm or trouble, or when any system monitor (AC, Battery, Phone Line 1 or Phone Line 2) is placed in trouble

A. System MonitorB. Comm FailC. Device FailD. Fire Trouble

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13) OUTPUT GROUPS may be configured with up to _____ individual output in a group.

A. 8B. 10C. 20D. 16

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13) OUTPUT GROUPS may be configured with up to _____ individual output in a group.

A. 8B. 10C. 20D. 16

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14) OUTPUT GROUPS G1 – G10 should be reserved for _________.

A. scheduled output applicationsB. fire applications onlyC. end-user applications D. panel-controlled applications

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14) OUTPUT GROUPS G1 – G10 should be reserved for _________.

A. scheduled output applicationsB. fire applications onlyC. end-user applications D. panel-controlled applications

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15)Output Groups may be activated as would any other system output, including by schedule.

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15)Output Groups may be activated as would any other system output, including by schedule.

TrueFalse

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Slide 66 Menu Display Section

The Menu Display section allows you to select the keypad addresses where certain control panel functions or menus are displayed.

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Slide 67 Armed Status Display

• Armed Status option– Range 1 to 16 and 1 to 8 panel dependent

• Default: All keypads

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Slide 68 Time Display

• Time Display option• Alternates with other items• Default: All keypads

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Slide 69 Arm and Disarm Display

• Arm and Disarm option• Default: All keypads

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Slide 70 Status List Section

• Status List section– Display selected by address and message

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Slide 71 Display Keypads

• Display Keypads option• Asterisk (*) next to address number

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Slide 72 System Monitor Troubles

• System Troubles option– Includes:

• Name displayed and Trouble Buzzer sounds• Silenced with select key• Display clears when condition clears

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Slide 73 Fire Zone Display

• Fire Zone option• Name and zone condition displayed• Cleared with Sensor Reset• Buzzer for troubles• Default

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Slide 74 Burglary Zone Display

• Burglary Zone option• Name and zone condition displayed• Cleared when zone normalizes• Buzzer for alarms• Default

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Slide 75 Supervisory Zone Display

• Supervisory Zone option

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Slide 76 Panic and Emergency

Zone Display

• Panic and Emergency option• Name displayed• Cleared when zone restores• Buzzer• Default

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Slide 77 Auxiliary 1 and

Auxiliary 2 Zone Displays

• Aux 1 and Aux 2 option• Name displayed• Cleared when zone restores• Buzzer• Default

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Slide 78 Menu Display & Status List Review

The next 10 slides are a review for the Menu Display & Status List Section

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Slide 79 Question 1

1) The MENU DISPLAY section of the programming is where you identify which keypad addresses will display the:

A. armed status of the areasB. time of the dayC. day of the weekD. all of these

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Slide 80 Question 1

1) The MENU DISPLAY section of the programming is where you identify which keypad addresses will display the:

A. armed status of the areasB. time of the dayC. day of the weekD. all of these

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Slide 81 Question 2

2) In the MENU DISPLAY section, the ___________ option allows you to enter the keypad addresses that will display the armed condition of any burglary areas of the system.

A. Area StatusB. Arm StatusC. Arm/DisarmD. System Status

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Slide 82 Question 2

2) In the MENU DISPLAY section, the ___________ option allows you to enter the keypad addresses that will display the armed condition of any burglary areas of the system.

A. Area StatusB. Arm StatusC. Arm/DisarmD. System Status

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Slide 83 Question 3

3) Which of the following is not considered a SYSTEM MONITOR TROUBLE?

A. EmergencyB. Panel TamperC. AC PowerD. Phone Line 1

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Slide 84 Question 3

3) Which of the following is not considered a SYSTEM MONITOR TROUBLE?

A. EmergencyB. Panel TamperC. AC PowerD. Phone Line 1

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Slide 85 Question 4

4) Which of the following zone type alarms will NOT sound the keypad buzzer?

A. EmergencyB. PanicC. FireD. Any of these

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Slide 86 Question 4

4) Which of the following zone type alarms will NOT sound the keypad buzzer?

A. EmergencyB. PanicC. FireD. Any of these

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Slide 87 Question 5

5) To remove fire and supervisory zone alarms from the keypad display the _____________ function must be performed at the keypad.

A. Sensor ResetB. Zone Restore

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Slide 88 Question 5

5) To remove fire and supervisory zone alarms from the keypad display the _____________ function must be performed at the keypad.

A. Sensor ResetB. Zone Restore

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Slide 89 Question 6

6) The ______________ option allows you to control which keypad addresses users can arm and disarm from.

A. User KeypadB. ControlC. Armed DisplayD. Arm/Dis

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Slide 90 Question 6

6) The ______________ option allows you to control which keypad addresses users can arm and disarm from.

A. User KeypadB. ControlC. Armed DisplayD. Arm/Dis

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Slide 91 Question 7

7) The default display keypad address for PANIC and EMERGENCY zone types is:

A. 8B. NoneC. 1D. All

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Slide 92 Question 7

7) The default display keypad address for PANIC and EMERGENCY zone types is:

A. 8B. NoneC. 1D. All

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Slide 93 Question 8

8) By default, on a XR500, FIRE type zone alarms and troubles will be displayed at keypads ___________________.

A. with odd numbered addressesB. with even numbered addressesC. addresses 1-16 D. address 1 only

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Slide 94 Question 8

8) By default, on a XR500, FIRE type zone alarms and troubles will be displayed at keypads ___________________.

A. with odd numbered addressesB. with even numbered addressesC. addresses 1-16 D. address 1 only

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Slide 95 Question 9

9) Only the ________________ burglary zone that tripped will remain on the keypad display.

A. firstB. last

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Slide 96 Question 9

9) Only the ________________ burglary zone that tripped will remain on the keypad display.

A. firstB. last

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10)If no burglary zone trips are detected for _______ minutes, Burglary Zone alarms will be cleared from the keypad display.

A. 1B. 5C. 10D. 60

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10)If no burglary zone trips are detected for _______ minutes, Burglary Zone alarms will be cleared from the keypad display.

A. 1B. 5C. 10D. 60

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Slide 99 Printer Reports Section (XR500)

• Define messages• 462P

– Compatible printers• Note on printers

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Slide 100 Arm and Disarm Reports

• Arming, Disarming, Late to close• Report includes:

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Slide 101 Zone Reports

• Zone status changes• Report includes:

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Slide 102 User Command Reports

• Code changes, schedule changes, outputs• Report includes:

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Slide 103 Door Access Reports

• Door Access activity• Report includes:• Note about Access Granted reports

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Slide 104 Supervisory Message Reports

• System Monitor troubles• Reports includes:

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Slide 105 PC Log Reports Section

• Use Network or 462N• Allows logging to a PC

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Slide 106 PC Log Address (XR500)

• Similar to printer reports– Use RS-232 or 462N

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Slide 107 PC Log Address (XR100)

• Send messages to PC over an IP network

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Slide 108 Arm and Disarm Reports

• Arming, Disarming, Late to close• Report includes:

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Slide 109 Zone Reports

• Zone status changes• Report includes:

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Slide 110 User Command Reports

• Code changes, schedule changes, outputs• Report includes:

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Slide 111 Door Access Reports

• Door Access activity• Report includes:• Note about Access Granted reports

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Slide 112 Supervisory Message Reports

• System Monitor troubles• Reports includes:

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Slide 113 Printer and PC Log Reports

ReviewThe next 10 slides are a review for the

Printer and PC Log Reports Section

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1) Printing with the XR500 of any report listed in the PRINTER REPORTS section requires the use of a DMP ______________ module, if the onboard RS-232 is not being used for this purpose.

A. testB. 462P C. output expanderD. 462N

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1) Printing with the XR500 of any report listed in the PRINTER REPORTS section requires the use of a DMP ______________ module, if the onboard RS-232 is not being used for this purpose.

A. testB. 462P C. output expanderD. 462N

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2) Enabling the ____________ option with the XR500 allows opening and closing reports to be printed on a local printer.

A. Arm/DisB. SupervisoryC. SystemD. User

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2) Enabling the ____________ option with the XR500 allows opening and closing reports to be printed on a local printer.

A. Arm/DisB. SupervisoryC. SystemD. User

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3) Before XR500 zone alarm messages can be printed on the local printer, the SUPERVISORY MESSAGE option must be set to YES.

True False

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3) Before XR500 zone alarm messages can be printed on the local printer, the SUPERVISORY MESSAGE option must be set to YES.

TrueFalse

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4) To print SYSTEM MONITOR TROUBLES on the local printer, which option must be set to YES?

A. none of theseB. MonitorsC. SystemD. Supervisory

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4) To print SYSTEM MONITOR TROUBLES on the local printer, which option must be set to YES?

A. none of theseB. MonitorsC. SystemD. Supervisory

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5) (XR500) PC LOG REPORTS can be sent to PC LOG software directly through a 462N Network Interface module.

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5) (XR500) PC LOG REPORTS can be sent to PC LOG software directly through a 462N Network Interface module.

TrueFalse

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6) PC LOG REPORTS can be sent to an alternate IP address by using the ____________________ string.

A. Serial OutputB. Program OutputC. PC Log Address D. Host Output

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6) PC LOG REPORTS can be sent to an alternate IP address by using the ____________________ string.

A. Serial OutputB. Program OutputC. PC Log Address D. Host Output

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7) Output status changes _________________ sent through the PC LOG REPORT function.

A. areB. are not

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7) Output status changes _________________ sent through the PC LOG REPORT function.

A. areB. are not

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8) Zone status change reports can be sent to both the local printer and the PC LOG software.

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8) Zone status change reports can be sent to both the local printer and the PC LOG software.

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9) The ALARM BELL SILENCED message is always printed on the local printer when any valid User silences an alarm.

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9) The ALARM BELL SILENCED message is always printed on the local printer when any valid User silences an alarm.

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10)EXIT ERROR messages _________________ sent to the PC LOG output.

A. areB. are not

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10)EXIT ERROR messages _________________ sent to the PC LOG output.

A. areB. are not

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Slide 134 Area Information Section

• Controls parameters for areas on the panel

• Notes on non-24 hour zones and naming an area

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Slide 135 Exit Delay Timer

• Defines exit delay for all areas• Exit Delay operation• Timer range• Tone frequency/operation• Note: Exit Error

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Slide 136 CP-01 and Exit Delay

• Note: When CP-01 is NO• Exit Error Operation

– Two different sequences1. Entry Delay 1 EX type zone sequence2. Entry Delay 2 to 4 EX type zone sequence

• Note: CP-01 if set to no, Entry Delay 1 changes to sequence 2

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Slide 137 Burglary Bell Output

• Activated by burg zone alarm condition• Follows bell output• Three ways to deactivate

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Slide 138 Opening/Closing Reports

• Sends message when area is armed or disarmed

• Note on additional programming

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Slide 139 Closing Check

• Verify area arming• Closing Time! and buzzer• Area Schedules are used-displays “LATE”• Select Key silences buzzer• Late to Close message

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Slide 140 Closing Code

• Yes=Valid user code for arming• No=No code required• Note for user arming reporting

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Slide 141 Any Bypass

• Yes = Any valid user code• No = Proper authority• Note on Bypass Zone user menu

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Slide 142 Area Schedules

• Schedule uses– Arming/Disarming– Opening/Closing windows

• Yes = Each area has it’s own Shifts• No = All area’s have the same shift• Note: All/Perim and Home/Sleep/Away systems

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Slide 143 Early Ambush

• Range: 1 to 15 and Zero – Time before S15 is sent

• Description of Early Ambush in use• Note: Availability

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Slide 144 Area Number Selection

• Area Number prompt– XR500 area range– XR100 area range

• Note on All/Perimeter or Home/Sleep/Away

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Slide 145 All/Perimeter Selection

• When All/Perimeter is selected as the system type, program the Interior and Perimeter areas as needed.

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Slide 146 Home/Sleep/Away Selection

• When Home/Sleep/Away is selected as the system type, program the Interior, Bedroom, and Perimeter areas as needed.

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Slide 147 Area Name

• An inactive area is “Unused”• Clearing an area name• Note on making active areas inactive

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Slide 148 Account Number

• Account number prompt– Area Account number function

• Note on defaults

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Slide 149 Reports by Account Number

MESSAGE SENT REPORTING ACCOUNT #

System Monitor Trbl Main Account #

Fire Alarm/Trbl Main Account #

Supervisory Alrm/Trbl Main Account #

Auto Recall Test Main Account #

Alarm Silence Area 1 Account #

Sensor Reset Area 1 Account #

System Test Area 1 Account #

Time Set Area 1 Account #

MESSAGE SENT REPORTING ACCOUNT #

Open/Close Reports Area's Account #

System Recently Armed Area 1 Account #

Alarm Bell Silenced Area 1 Account #

Schedule Change Rprt Area 1 Account #

Code Change Report Area 1 Account #

Access Denied Area 1 Account #

Access Granted Area 1 Account #

Emergency Zones Area 1 Account #

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Slide 150 Automatic Arming

• Automatic Arming option– Yes = Will auto arm according to the area’s schedule

• If no schedule is present-arming will occur

• Closing check sequence• Note on CP-01 installations

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Slide 151 Bad Zone Options

• Bad Zone option– How the panel will act with a bad zone

• Bypass• Force• Refuse

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Slide 152 Automatic Disarming

• Yes = Will auto disarm according to area’s schedule– If no schedule is present- disarming will not occur

• Notes on reporting and CP-01 UL installations

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Slide 153 Armed Output Number

• Activates when the area is armed• Deactivated when area is disarmed• Note on User Menu Output function

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Slide 154 Late to Close Output

• Activated by armed condition• Deactivated by key press

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Slide 155 Late to Arm Delay

• Delay for rearming• Range 4 to 250 minutes• Default 60 minutes• Note on Late Arm Delay vs. Re Arm Delay

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Slide 156 Bank, Safe and Vault (XR500N/XR500E only)

• Yes = schedule can’t be changed while armed– If no schedule exists, cannot disarm

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Slide 157 Bank, Safe and Vault Notes• Bank, Safe and Vault Operational Notes:

• Note 1: Program schedules before arming: A Bank Safe & Vault area can only be disarmed during scheduled times.

• If you arm the area before programming a schedule, the panel must be reset before the area can be disarmed from a keypad OR the Bank Safe & Vault option in Area Information must be set to NO.

• Note 2: Zones assigned to areas programmed for Bank Safe & Vault cannot be bypassed or force armed.

• Note 3: Do not assign Bank Safe & Vault area to an Arming zone. Arming zones can disarm Bank Safe & Vault areas outside of a schedule.

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Slide 158 Common Area

• Common area description• Note on common areas and codes

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Slide 159 Arm First Area

• Arms if another area arms• Arm First and faulted zones• Note on Arm First and keypad arming

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Slide 160 Two Man Rule (XR500N/XR500E only)

• Requires two codes for– Disarm– Access

• Two Man Rule procedure

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Slide 161 Area Information Review

The next 10 slides are a review for the Area Information Section

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1)An area is activated by _____________.

A. the user’s profileB. the armed outputC. giving it a numberD. giving it a name

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1)An area is activated by _____________.

A. the user’s profileB. the armed outputC. giving it a numberD. giving it a name

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2)When the EXIT DELAY time starts, activity on all non-24 hour zones that are assigned to an area containing an ENTRY/EXIT zone will be ___________.

A. an Exit ErrorB. displayed in the status listC. logged in the event bufferD. ignored by the panel

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2)When the EXIT DELAY time starts, activity on all non-24 hour zones that are assigned to an area containing an ENTRY/EXIT zone will be ___________.

A. an Exit ErrorB. displayed in the status listC. logged in the event bufferD. ignored by the panel

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3) When activated, the BURG BELL output will be turned off when _______________.

A. any of theseB. Bell Cutoff Time expiresC. silenced by userD. the area is disarmed

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3) When activated, the BURG BELL output will be turned off when _______________.

A. any of theseB. Bell Cutoff Time expiresC. silenced by userD. the area is disarmed

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4) When sending Opening and Closing reports is YES in Area Information, the O/C USER option must also be YES in the _________ programming section before opening and closing reports will be sent.

A. HOST LOG REPORTSB. COMMUNICATIONC. AREA INFORMATIOND. SYSTEM REPORTS

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4) When sending Opening and Closing reports is YES in Area Information, the O/C USER option must also be YES in the _________ programming section before opening and closing reports will be sent.

A. HOST LOG REPORTSB. COMMUNICATIONC. AREA INFORMATIOND. SYSTEM REPORTS

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5) For the panel to require an arming code, this option must be set to yes.

A. CLS CODEB. O/C USER REPORTS

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5) For the panel to require an arming code, this option must be set to yes.

A. CLS CODEB. O/C USER REPORTS

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6) Selecting YES to the ANY BYPS option allows bad zones to be bypassed using any valid user code _______________.

A. at anytimeB. during disarmed periodsC. during the arming sequenceD. inside of their assigned Shift Schedule

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6) Selecting YES to the ANY BYPS option allows bad zones to be bypassed using any valid user code _______________.

A. at anytimeB. during disarmed periodsC. during the arming sequenceD. inside of their assigned Shift Schedule

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7) The EXIT DELAY option determines how long your customers have to exit any area that has an ENTRY/EXIT zone.

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7) The EXIT DELAY option determines how long your customers have to exit any area that has an ENTRY/EXIT zone.

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8) The OPENING/CLOSING report option can be enabled to tell the panel to send a report when any area is armed or disarmed.

TrueFalse

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8) The OPENING/CLOSING report option can be enabled to tell the panel to send a report when any area is armed or disarmed.

TrueFalse

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9) The BAD ZONES option is where you determine what the panel will do when it encounters a bad zone during ____________.

A. none of theseB. auto disarming onlyC. auto arming onlyD. arming or disarming

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9) The BAD ZONES option is where you determine what the panel will do when it encounters a bad zone during ____________.

A. none of theseB. auto disarming onlyC. auto arming onlyD. arming or disarming

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10)The COMMON AREA option allows an area to be armed with the last area that is armed and disarmed with the ______________ area that is disarmed.

A. firstB. last

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10)The COMMON AREA option allows an area to be armed with the last area that is armed and disarmed with the ______________ area that is disarmed.

A. firstB. last

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Slide 182 Zone Information Section

• Controls parameters for zones on the panel

• Assigning zones

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Slide 183 Zone Number

• Panel zones– Expansion zones for the XR500 and XR100

• LX Bus XR500• LX Bus XR100

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Slide 184 XR500 Keypad Bus Zone Numbering

Address 1 =zones 11-14address 2 =zones 21-24address 3 =zones 31-34address 4 =zones 41-44address 5 =zones 51-54address 6 =zones 61-64address 7 =zones 71-74address 8 =zones 81-84

address 9 =zones 91-94address 10 =zones 101-104address 11 =zones 111-114address 12 =zones 121-124address 13 =zones 131-134address 14 =zones 141-144address 15 =zones 151-154address 16 =zones 161-164

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Slide 185 XR100 Keypad Bus Zone Numbering

address 1 =zones 11-14address 2 =zones 21-24address 3 =zones 31-34address 4 =zones 41-44address 5 =zones 51-54address 6 =zones 61-64address 7 =zones 71-74address 8 =zones 81-84

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Slide 186 Zone Name

• “Unused” is an unnamed zone• Clearing and entering a new name• Name up to 16 characters• Note about deleting a zone

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Slide 187 Zone Type

• How the zone will act based on type• Basic characteristics• Changing Zone Type• The Zone Types: -- , NT, DY, EX

FI , PN, EM, SV A1, A2, FV, AR

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Slide 188 Blank & Night Zone Types

• First four zones- Used as burglary zones– A Blank Zone– A Night Zone

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Slide 189 Day & Exit Zone Types

• Burglary use zones (cont.)– A Day Zone– An Exit Zone

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Slide 190 Fire & Panic Zone Types

• 24 Hour Zones– A Fire Zone– A Panic Zone

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Slide 191 Emergency & Supervisory Zone

Types

• 24 Hour Zones cont.– An Emergency Zone– A Supervisory Zone

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Slide 192 Auxiliary 1 & Auxiliary 2 Zone Types

• Other zone types– An Auxiliary 1 Zone– An Auxiliary 2 Zone

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Slide 193 Fire Verify & Arming Zone Types

• Other zone types cont.– A Fire Verify Zone– An Arming Zone

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Slide 194 Fire Bell Output

• Fire Bell Output– Activated by any alarm on a FI, FV, or SV

zone– 5 Ways for the output to deactivate

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Slide 195 Area Number

• Area Number that this zone will be assigned to • Valid area numbers • Note on alarms and troubles display

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Slide 196 Arming Zone Area Assignments

• Arming Zone Area Assignment– Assign the areas to the arming zone– Area 1 is default

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Slide 197 Arming Zone Area Assignments

(Cont.)

• All/Perimeter or Home/Sleep/Away option

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Slide 198 Toggle, Arm, Disarm Arming Zone Styles

• Toggle arming style operation• Arm arming style operation• Disarm arming style operation

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Slide 199 Step & Maintain Arming Zone Styles

• Step arming style (for wireless arming)– Short condition operation– Open condition operation

• Maintain arming style operation

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Slide 200 Next Zone?

• Select “YES” for a new zone• Select “NO” for alarm action of same zone

– Allows for customization of reports, outputs etc.

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Slide 201 Extended Zone Information

• Selecting “YES” leaves remaining defaults• Selecting “NO” enters extended zone programming

– Allows for unusual applications• Messages, outputs, wireless options can be individually

controlled• Options are dependent on zone type

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Slide 202 DMP Wireless

Zone Information

• Wireless option– Select “NO” for hard wired zone– Select “YES” for wireless options

• System Options - House Code• J23 Jumper position• Zones for DMP Wireless Key Fob• Zones for Other DMP Wireless

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Slide 203 Transmitter Serial Number

• Eight digit serial number (DMP Wireless)• “Already In Use” prompt• Note on the Stop routine• Where is the wireless information stored?

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Slide 204 Transmitter Contact Selection

• 1101 and 1102 Programming• Internal vs. External contacts• Note on 1101 dual zones• Programming example

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Slide 205 Transmitter Input Contact

• 1114 Four Zone Expander programming– Same serial number used– Must use consecutive zone numbers– Default Contact is 1

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Slide 206 External Contact Type

• 1101 or 1102– Yes if a normally open contact is being used– No if a normally closed contact is being used

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Slide 207 Supervision Time

• Supervision Time– Time is in minutes (0) for unsupervised operation

• Missing condition– Check in based on supervision time

• Note on supervision timer

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Slide 208 LED Operation

• LED Operation– Yes turns on LED for PN or EM– No to disable– Open and Tamper operate LED – Defaults

• Note on UL installations

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Slide 209 1100 Series Key Fobs

• 1100 Series Key Fob– House Code range– Zone Range

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Slide 210 User Number

• User Number– Uses for Key Fob– Viewed by user number in Display Events– Defaults

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Slide 211 Serial Number

• Serial Number– Include leading zeros on Key Fob

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Slide 212 Supervision Time

• Key Fob Supervision Time– Defaults

• Note on timer restart

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Slide 213 Number of Buttons

• Number of Buttons– 1,2,4

• Note on Button Action and One Button Fobs

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Slide 214 Button Selection (Four Buttons)

• Four Button Fob– Display for Four Button Fob only– Default button assignments

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Slide 215 Button Selection (Two Buttons)

• Display for two button fob– Default button assignments

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Slide 216 Button Action

• Button Action for each button– Defaults are displayed

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Slide 217 Button Action (Cont.)

• Button Action (Cont.)-PN -Out -PN2 -Rst-EM -Un -EM2

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Slide 218 Button Press Time

• Button Press Time to initiate message– Used with Arm, Disarm, Toggle, Status, Output and

Sensor Reset• Note on when button press isn’t programmable• Short –one half second• Long – two seconds

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Slide 219 Arm/Disarm Area Selection

• Arm/Disarm Area Selection

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Slide 220 All/Perimeter or Home/Away selection

• All/Perimeter or Home/Away selection– Assign area to be armed– Choose between (Perim or All) OR (Home, Sleep, or

Away)

• Note on Areas not available

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Slide 221 Output Action

• Output Action– Assign output operation– An output activated by PN, PN2, EM, or

EM2 will turn off on disarmed by Key Fob• Std, Pls, Mom, Tgl, Off

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Slide 222 Output Number

• Assign particular output• Activated by PN, PN2, EM, or EM2

• Valid output ranges

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Slide 223 Inovonics Wireless Zone Information (XR500)

• Inovonics Wireless Zone Information (XR500)– Select “No” if zone is hard wired– Select “Yes” if using an Inovonics FA device

• Before programming Inovonics Transmitters• Inovonics zone range

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Slide 224 Check In Time

• Check In Time• Missing report

– Supervision window• Check in sequence• Unsupervised option

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Slide 225 Internal Contact

• Internal Contact– Select “NO” if using external wiring– Select “YES” if using supplied magnet

• Note on install guide

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Slide 226 End Of Line

• End Of Line option– Select “NO” if a resistor is not being used– Select “YES” if a resistor is being used

• Note on Inovonics resistor• See the Inovonics install guide for specifics

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Slide 227 Normally Open

• Normally Open option– Select “NO” if the contacts are closed– Select “YES” if the contacts are open

• Next Zone? NO YES prompt– Select “NO” to continue with this zone– Select “YES” to program another zone

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Slide 228 Alarm Action

• Alarm Action– Allows zone customization

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Slide 229 Alarm Action Table

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Slide 230 The Four Zone Conditions

• The Four Zone Conditions-D/O -D/S-A/O -A/S

• Three Configurable parameters for each zone condition– Message– Output– Action

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Slide 231 Message (Report to Transmit)

• Message Prompt– Messages to choose from

-Alarm -Trouble-Local -Disable

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Slide 232 Message (Report to Transmit)Continued

• Messages continued• Door Prop• Sensor Reset• Cancel Ambush

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Slide 233 Output Number

• Activated regardless of message• Output number range• Note on LX-Bus polling cycle

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Slide 234 Output Action

• Defines how the output behaves (if assigned)

-Steady -Pulse-Momentary -Follow

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Slide 235 Swinger Bypass

• Swinger Bypass– Used with “runaway” conditions– Select “YES” to bypass– Select “NO” to disable this function

• Note on Swinger Bypass Operation

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Slide 236 Prewarn Address

• Prewarn option– Determines which keypads display “Enter

Code:” • Defaults to all addresses

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Slide 237 Entry Delay

• Allows selection of one of the four timers• Note on System Options and entry timers

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Slide 238 Zone Retard

• For Fire, Supervisory, Aux1, or Aux2 zone types• Select “YES” to use Zone Retard Delay• Select “NO” to turn off this feature• Note on zone retard function

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Slide 239 Presignal Address

• To sound desired keypad while in retard delay• How to silence• To enable keypad, enter address• All panel addresses may be used• Note on presignal prompt

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Slide 240 Fast Response

• Length of time zone detected– Select “NO” for normal response– Select “YES” for fast response

• Note on LX Bus response

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Slide 241 Cross Zone

• Requires one or more armed zones to fault within a specific time period

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Slide 242 Priority Zone

• Uses– Safes, vaults and other sensitive areas– Area will not arm unless zone is normal– Select “YES” to utilize this feature

• Note on priority zones

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Slide 243 Zone Number

• Priority zone is the final option– Then taken to this prompt– If finished press the Backarrow key

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Slide 244 Program Transmitters

(Inovonics wireless)– Backarrow from Zone No to this prompt– Select “YES” to enter Inovonics programming

mode– Select “NO” to exit Zone Information

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Slide 245 Connect Transmitter

• Enter transmitter number to be programmed• Connect transmitter• Press reset• Confirmation prompt• Connect Transmitter prompt and repeat

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Slide 246 Additional Inovonics Wireless

Information

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Slide 247 Connect FA100

• Procedure for programming transmitter• Press command if a FA100 is not used• Note on 472 card and FA426

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Slide 248 Zone Information Review

The next 10 slides are a review for the Zone Information Section

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1) Entering a 'space' in the zone name is achieved by pressing __________ then the third Select key.

A. backarrowB. 9C. commandD. 0

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1) Entering a 'space' in the zone name is achieved by pressing __________ then the third Select key.

A. backarrowB. 9C. commandD. 0

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2) Fire Bell Output is available for ___________________ zone types.

A. Fire, Fire Verify and SupervisoryB. Fire and Fire verifyC. 24 hourD. 715 zone expander

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2) Fire Bell Output is available for ___________________ zone types.

A. Fire, Fire Verify and SupervisoryB. Fire and Fire verifyC. 24 hourD. 715 zone expander

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3) Fire Bell Output is silenced when _________________.

A. valid user code is entered to silenceB. bell cutoff time expiresC. silence key of 630F keypad is pressedD. all of the above

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3) Fire Bell Output is silenced when _________________.

A. valid user code is entered to silenceB. bell cutoff time expiresC. silence key of 630F keypad is pressedD. all of the above

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4) Alarm Action prompts for 24-hour zones begin with _______________.

A. armed openB. next zone? No YesC. zone no:-D. disarmed open

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4) Alarm Action prompts for 24-hour zones begin with _______________.

A. armed openB. next zone? No YesC. zone no:-D. disarmed open

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5) To get tone at the keypad when a zone is shorted during the retard delay, __________ must be set to YES.

A. maintainB. prewarnC. presignalD. retard delay

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5) To get tone at the keypad when a zone is shorted during the retard delay, __________ must be set to YES.

A. maintainB. prewarnC. presignalD. retard delay

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6) Which type of zone does NOT have LOCAL as an option in the Armed Short message?

A. SupervisoryB. DayC. ArmingD. Auxiliary 2

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6) Which type of zone does NOT have LOCAL as an option in the Armed Short message?

A. SupervisoryB. DayC. ArmingD. Auxiliary 2

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7) When FAST RESPONSE is set to NO, the amount of time that it takes for the panel to see zone condition changes is:

A. 200 msB. 167 msC. 500 msD. 267 ms

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7) When FAST RESPONSE is set to NO, the amount of time that it takes for the panel to see zone condition changes is:

A. 200 msB. 167 msC. 500 msD. 267 ms

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8) When learning Inovonics wireless transmitters on the XR500 panel, connect the transmitter to the 472 Interface card and press ___________.

A. any Select keyB. CommandC. J16 panel resetD. the transmitter’s reset button

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8) When learning Inovonics wireless transmitters on the XR500 panel, connect the transmitter to the 472 Interface card and press ___________.

A. any Select keyB. CommandC. J16 panel resetD. the transmitter’s reset button

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9) XR500 zone expansion is limited to 100 zones per Interface card except the 472 Inovonics 900Mhz Interface Card, which allows up to 200 wireless zones. How many Model 472 cards may be used on the XR500?

A. only oneB. up to two

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9) XR500 zone expansion is limited to 100 zones per Interface card except the 472 Inovonics 900Mhz Interface Card, which allows up to 200 wireless zones. How many Model 472 cards may be used on the XR500?

A. only oneB. up to two

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10) A 16-zone expander installed on the onboard LX-Bus is addressed 16. What would be the zone number for the FIFTH zone on this expander?

A. 520B. 521C. 121D. 120

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10) A 16-zone expander installed on the onboard LX-Bus is addressed 16. What would be the zone number for the FIFTH zone on this expander?

A. 520B. 521C. 121D. 120

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Slide 269 Stop Section

• Exit programming here– Four events occur during the stop routine

• Note in SIA CP-01

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Slide 270 Important Note

• Flash Updating– Remotely– At site– Convenient

• Note on the significance of the stop routine and the panels flash memory

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Slide 271 Stop Diagnostic Feature (XR500)

• Identify missing LX Bus cards• Four different diagnostic displays

- No LX- Bus Card - No Wireless Card- No Printer Card - No Host Card

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Slide 272 Set Lockout Code

• Security code for programming• Can change anytime• Lockout codes and Remote Link

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Slide 273 Enter Lockout Code

• Procedure on entering a lockout code• Numerical limit• Confirmation prompt• Exiting programming• Note on deleting a Lockout Code

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Slide 274 Stop/Lockout Code Review

The next 5 slides are a review for the Stop/Lockout Code review

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1) The STOP routine exits the programmer mode and prepares the panel for normal operation.

TrueFalse

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1) The STOP routine exits the programmer mode and prepares the panel for normal operation.

TrueFalse

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2) The STOP routine will do the following:

A. turn off all outputsB. clear the status listC. disarm all areasD. all of these

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2) The STOP routine will do the following:

A. turn off all outputsB. clear the status listC. disarm all areasD. all of these

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3) The XR500 STOP diagnostic function will display any LX-Bus cards the panel is expecting, that are not installed.

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3) The XR500 STOP diagnostic function will display any LX-Bus cards the panel is expecting, that are not installed.

TrueFalse

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4) The SET LOCKOUT CODE will allow you to enter a security code that must be entered to get into the panel's programming mode.

TrueFalse

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4) The SET LOCKOUT CODE will allow you to enter a security code that must be entered to get into the panel's programming mode.

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5) The LOCKOUT CODE can be from ________________ digits.

A. 1 to 8B. 3 to 5

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5) The LOCKOUT CODE can be from ________________ digits.

A. 1 to 8B. 3 to 5

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Slide 285 An Example SystemNow that we know how all of the different programming options

work together, let's use the floor plan below as an example and work through configuring the system.

W arehouse (Area 3)

Office (Area 2) •

Lobby (Area 1)

Vault (Area 5)

Break Room (Area 4)

Doo

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Slide 286 System Planning• Develop a plan

– Areas– Users– Access Only or Disarm and Access– Schedules– Profiles– Device Setup– Door Schedules and Device Setup

Warehouse (Area 3)

Office (Area 2) •

Lobby (Area 1)

Vault (Area 5)

Break Room (Area 4)

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Slide 287 In this example site, the location includes: Five areas, five access doors (one is used for anti-

passback detection at the Vault) and four different groups of users.

To configure the system we need to program the following information:

1)Areas 2)Device Setup 3)Schedules 4)Output Schedules 5)User Codes 6)Profiles

W arehouse (Area 3)

Office (Area 2) •

Lobby (Area 1)

Vault (Area 5)

Break Room (Area 4)

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Door 3

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Slide 288 Configuring Access Control• First, program the Area Information section.

W a r e h o u s e ( A re a 3 )

O f f ic e ( A re a 2 ) •

L o b b y ( A re a 1 )

V a u l t ( A re a 5 )

B r e a k R o o m ( A r e a 4 )

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Slide 289 Device Setup - Access Areas• The XR500/XR100 access control hinges on Device Setup

Programming– Used to restrict access

• First decide on the number of devices– Then name each device– Put in Area Access for each device

• Note on null Access field

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Slide 290 Device Setup – Egress Areas• Egress field

– Anti-passback• Egress is granted when Areas match

– Must be used for Access later– Buffer events

• Egress field blank to deactivate– Example system

• Anti-passback operation

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Slide 291 Device Setup – Strike time, Fire exit and Output

groups• Strike Time function

– Range– Default

• Example at hand• Fire Exit use

– Sensor Reset• Output Group option

– Uses

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Slide 292 Device Setup – Schedule override

• Example: Lobby Door– Unlocks during business hours– Snow day

• Schedule Override option– Use

• Area arming and Door Locking– Use of multiple area numbers

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Slide 293 Schedule Programming - Types

• Example Output Schedule use• Example Shift Schedule use• Door and Output Schedules

– Primary use• 100 Output Schedules available

– 8 different schedules for each output• Shift schedules• Each area may have up to 4 Shifts

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Slide 294 Schedule Programming - Doors

• Example – Lobby Door to automatically lock– Requires an output schedule

• See table below for unlock (ON) and lock (OFF) times for door 2 (D2)

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Slide 295 Schedule Programming - Shifts

• Example restrict access to an area• Day time shift access and Cleaning crew access• Table below lists schedules• Shift assignment also in Profiles

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Slide 296 Profile Programming• Final step

– Defining user authority level (Profiles)• Before Profiles are created, consider the following:

-Who -Access to what areas-What areas to arm/disarm -What menus to access

• These issues should be addressed early on– Different restrictions will result in different profiles

• Total number of profiles available• Example site uses 4 different profiles

– The next four slides will detail each profile• Administrator• Management• Cleaning Crew• Warehouse Employees

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Slide 297 The Administrator Profile

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Slide 298 The Management Profile

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Slide 299 The Cleaning Crew Profile

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Slide 300 The Warehouse Profile

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Slide 301 Profile Options• Many configuration possibilities with a

profile– Most options deal with the user menu

• The next slide will show the options available

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Slide 302 Profile Options

• Profile Options– Many configurations

• Most are access to different menu options

• Profiles 1 through 10 are pre-configured for A/P or H/S/A

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Slide 303 User Code Processing Flow Chart

The flow chart illustrate the access process

• Panel compares programming related to code presented

• If something doesn’t match up error will be generated

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Slide 304 Error messages

• Invalid Code• No Authority• Invalid Area• Armed Area• Invalid Time• Failed to Exit

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Slide 305 Example Site Review

The next 9 slides are a review for the Example Site review

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1) Each AREA to be used in the system must have _____________.

A. assigned zoneB. a nameC. access doorsD. a schedule

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1) Each AREA to be used in the system must have _____________.

A. assigned zoneB. a nameC. access doorsD. a schedule

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2) If the ACCESS and EGRESS fields are left blank, any valid code will be ____________ access at that device, regardless of the __________.

A. granted, scheduleB. denied, scheduleC. granted, profileD. denied, profile

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2) If the ACCESS and EGRESS fields are left blank, any valid code will be ____________ access at that device, regardless of the __________.

A. granted, scheduleB. denied, scheduleC. granted, profileD. denied, profile

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3) If anti-passback operation is not needed, leave the _______ field blank.

A. egressB. access C. overrideD. all of these

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3) If anti-passback operation is not needed, leave the _______ field blank.

A. egressB. access C. overrideD. all of these

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4) The STRIKE TIME can be configured from ______________ seconds.

A. 0 – 120B. 0 – 250C. 5 – 250D. 1 – 250

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4) The STRIKE TIME can be configured from ______________ seconds.

A. 0 – 120B. 0 – 250C. 5 – 250D. 1 – 250

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5) If there are multiple area numbers in the ACCESS field, the OVERRIDE option will lock the door when all areas in the field are ___________.

A. in alarmB. bypassed C. disarmed D. armed

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5) If there are multiple area numbers in the ACCESS field, the OVERRIDE option will lock the door when all areas in the field are ___________.

A. in alarmB. bypassed C. disarmed D. armed

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6) If an XR100 has 6 areas programmed, how many possible Shift schedules could be created?

A. 12B. 32C. 24D. 6

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6) If an XR100 has 6 areas programmed, how many possible Shift schedules could be created?

A. 12B. 32C. 24D. 6

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7) Which type of schedules are used to restrict access to certain individuals?

A. Area SchedulesB. Shift SchedulesC. Door SchedulesD. none of these

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7) Which type of schedules are used to restrict access to certain individuals?

A. Area SchedulesB. Shift SchedulesC. Door SchedulesD. none of these

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8) Which of these profile options below would allow the user to enter shift schedules into the panel?

A. Extend B. SchedulesC. AllowD. Anytime

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8) Which of these profile options below would allow the user to enter shift schedules into the panel?

A. Extend B. SchedulesC. AllowD. Anytime

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9) Output Groups can be used for ______________.

A. starting the coffee makerB. lighting control C. elevator control D. elevator recallE. all of these

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9) Output Groups can be used for ______________.

A. starting the coffee makerB. lighting control C. elevator control D. elevator recallE. all of these

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Slide 324 Congratulations!

You have completed the XR500/XR100 Training course.

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