User manual FBII XL-31

[. . . ] ------- INTRODUCTION Congratulafiona on your decision to proteti your home or bueiness with the Rre Burglary Instruments XL-31 series eecunty eystem. You have chosen a rekable, state of the art security system that is remarkably easy to operate. Your system has been professionally installed by your local Secudty Company who can explain the specifics of your system within your location. Theee are available keypads for your system: XL4612RM Metal plate keypad containing indicator lights for each of the 12 zones (areas of protection), This keypad can be flush mounted into your wall or surface mounted in a back box. [. . . ] DOOR STRIKE USER CODE In certain installations there may be a door (or other device) which is programmed to activate by entering a user code. If configured by your installer, number 28 can be deticated for this pu~se. If programmed, then entering user number 28 will not arm or disarm the system but will activate an external device such as a door strike. KEYPAD TAMPER If 21 character have been entered without a vatid user code or command, the keypad will beep continuously. QUICK ARMING (#1) When selected by the installer, this command will arm the system wtihout entry of a user code. To quick arm enter # 1 20. QUICK FORCED ARM (#2) When selected by the inetaller, this command (# 2) arms the system without entering a user mde and bypasses any unready burglary zones. Quick forced arm:# 2 21. SET TIME OF DAY ( # 3 ) The system contains a real-time clock for the auto-arming and system test capability. The time of day can be set through any keypad using the following command: # 3 [USER] HR MN Time entry is performed in 24 hour time (mititary time). For example to set the clock for 10:25PM (assume a user code of 4567) enter: # 345672025 NOTE: If the system clock needs to be reset, the indicator tights on the XL4612RM, XL4612SM or 7015 keypads will blink rapidly in succession every 30 seconds, The 7005 keypad will display a message. This muld occur if the time has never been set or if total system power (AC and batte~) was removed for a prolonged period of time. Consult your installer to determine whether your user code ie necessary for setting the time. ZONE DIRECTORY (#4 ) To view a hst of the zone descriptors from the 7005 keypad, enter # 4 23. SET AUTO-ARM TIME (#5) Another option selectable by your installer is auto arming, This feature means that the system can be programmed to arm at a preprogrammed time eve~ day. This will occur at the selected time if the system is not already armed. For example, if you have an 11:30 PM auto-arming time programmed and fall asleep without arming the system, the panel will automatically arm at 11:30. WARNING INDICATOR Awarning signal can be selacted by your installer to provide an audible warning two minutes prior to the auto- arming time. To disable, simply enter your four digit user code, The keypad will emit a beep and the indicator tights on LED based keypads will blink rapidly to acknowledge that you have removed the auto-arming time for the day. HOW TO CHANGE THE AUTO-ARMING TIME To modify the auto-arming time enten #5 [USER] HR MN. For example: change the auto-arming time to 11:45 PM (user @de of 5678) entec#556782345 . feature is disabled in UL installations. This 24. CHIME MODE (M) The optional chime mode causes the keypad to beep for one second every time selected zones such as the entrance door are opened while the system is disarmed. For example, this could inform you each time the front door was opened while you were at home. If the ctime feature has already been turned on, another #6 will turn the feature off. 25. READ CLOCK TIME (#7) LCD Only Upcn entering #7, the LCD display shows the current time. 26. READ AUTO SET TIME (#8) LCD Only Upon entering #8 followed by your user @de, the LCD dieplay shows the time that system will auto-arm, 27. DOOR STRIKE COMMAND (#9 ) If enabled by your installer a vatid ueer can activate any of the syetem door strikes through the following command: # 9 [USER] [door strike number] For example: aCfivate door strike 3 (wth user code of 24w) emec # g 24~ ~ 28. [. . . ] In the case of a monfiored alarm sy~em, authorities may not respond appropriately. This equipment, tike other electrical devices, is eubjecf to compcnenf failure. Even though this equipment is designed to last as long as 10 years, the electronic components could fail at anytime. The most common cause of an alarm system not functioning when an intrusion or fire omrs is inadequate maintenance. This alarm system should be tested weekly to make sure all sensors are wortdng properfy. [. . . ]