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PROGRAMMING

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XL1219 USER’SGUIDE

INTRODUCTION

The “brain” of your new security system is theXL1219 Control Panel.

All of the detection devices of your system are wired to the control

panel. When a violation occurs, the control panel reacts by setting

the appropriate devices into action. It may cause a siren to sound,

transmit a coded signal to the central staton, cause keypad lights to

blink, etc. The XL1219 Digital Keypad will tell you the status of your

security system at all times.

The following pages will familiarize you with the simple operation of

the system, via the Digital Keypad, and will explain the meanings of

the lights and buzzer.

TABLEOF CONTENTS

Operation paw

arming the System .................................... 1

instant (“home”) feature .................... :. .............. 1

disarming the System ....................................... 1

zonebypass.. .............................................. 2

zone reactivation (“unbypass”) .............................. 2

keypad lights .............................................. 3

keypad buzzer ............................................. 4

panic (installer preset option) .............................. 4

Ambush (installer preset option) ............................ 4

Programming

fallbackcode .............................................. 5

users defined ............................................... 5

arm/disarm codes .......................................... 5

ambushcode .............................................. 6

erasingacode ............................................. 6

.changing a code .......................................... 6

exit and entry delay ........................................ 6

ARM/DISARM OPERATION

To arm your security system (with no zones bypassed):

1. Make sure that all of the Zone Status green lights are I& If any of the

green lights are off, the number will show you which zone has an

“open loop” (open window, etc.). You cannot arm the system with

an ooen loop. Once all protected openings are secured,:

2. Enter your 5dgfi secret code by gently depressing each number

key until you hear a momentary beep.

3. When all 5di,gits have been entered, the w “ARM” light will go on

and all of the gw zone lights will go off. You now have a pre-sa

amount of time (exit delay time) to leave the premises through a

door designated by your installer as a delav zone.

If you are staving within the premises, and no-one is expected to

return while the system is ARMED, you will want your time delay

doors to report an Alarm instantly. This isaccomplished by selecting

the “INSTANT” option.

To select the “Instant” option:

1. Arm the system

2. Press b

3. The zone 1 green light will go on

NOTE: This option automatically resets when the system isdisarmed.

disarm your

SEXUri~ system:

1. Enter your 5digit secret code

2. The red “ARM” light will go t&ff

If you wish to arm only a part of your system, such as the front doors

and windows, but still has freedom to come and go, for in-

stance, through the back door, you may bypass the desired zone(s)

and then arm the rest of the system.

To bypass one or more zones:

I. Make sure that the system is disarmed (red light off),

2. Press

(“Bypass”)

3. Press the number of the zone to be bypassed

Example: To bypass zone 3. Press g

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4. The green zone light will blink slowly to indicate that that zone

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NOTE: To bypass additional zones repeat steps 2 and 3 above

5. Now arm the system by entering your 5-digit code. (All of the

greenxhts will go off; the red light will go on) -

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NOTE: This option automatically & when the system isdisarmed.

To ULJyps a single zone:

I, System must be disarmed

3. Press number of the zone to be unbypassed

4. The green zone light should stop blinking

To Unbypass all bypassed zones:

1. System must be disarmed

If your system includes the “auto-unbypass” optional function, it will

not be necessary to manually reactivate the zones as described

normal conditions, bypassed zones are automatically

reactivated (unbypassed) when the system is disarmed. However,

AFTER A BURGLARY ALARM,, you must manually unbypass any

bypassed zones.

KEYPADLIGHTS

Each green light corresponds to a particular zone number (14).

Each may be on steady, blinking or off at various times, indicating

different conditions of the zone. Since your security system has been

customized to suit your specific needs, your installer will identify

any “24-hour” zones in your system. The chart below shows the

meaning of the green lights.

Burglary Zones

ZONE STATUS SYSTEMDISARMED SYSTEMARMED

Good

Light On Light Off

Trouble Light Off Fast Blink *

Bypassed Slow Blink Does Not Display

in Armed State

* To stop blink, disarm system, then press.r-l

(“Reset”)

24-Hour Zones

ZONE STATUS ALARM ZONE TROUBLE ZONE

Good Light Off Light On

Trouble Light Off Light Off

Bypassed.

Cannot Be Bypassed

Slow Blink

Red

Arm

light

Each amber light monitors a particular function of your security

system, and is labelled accordingly. If the function is operating

normally, the light is on.

“AC.” light off: the rnzn electrical power supply is off.

“FIRE” light off: trouble in the fire circuit

“BAT(TERY)” light off: low battery (back-up power supply)

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Light off: System Disarmed

Light on: System Armed

Slow blink: Central Station did not receive transmission**

Fast blink: Alarm condition *

**TO stop blink, press H (“Reset”)

* To stop blink, disarm system, then press

(“Reset”)

At the same time that any of the AMBER LIGHTS go off to indicate

a system problem, a trouble buzzer may sound. (Installer option)

To silence the trouble buzzer:

I. Press‘2 (“Bypass”)

2. Press[g] (“Trouble Zone”)

NOTE: Remember to udypass the trouble buzzer after the problem

has been corrected. This isaccomplished by repeating steps 1. and

2. above.

A MOMENTARY BEEPoccurs whenever a key isdepressed, indicating

that the system has received the number you have entered

Approximately 7 to 10 CONTINUOUS BEEPSis verification that your

system has successfully reached the central monitoring station with

a signal.

STEADYBUZZING is a reminder to DISARM your system after entering

the premises through one of the predetermined exit and entry zones.

OPTIONAL DIGITAL KEYPAD FUNCTIONS:

PANIC

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(installer

pre-set

If your system has been designed to incorporate the “panic” option,

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it WIIIsend a signal to the central station and may or may not sound

an alarm at your premises (depending on theoption you selected).

1 option) 1

To send a panic signal:

1. Pressm and F simultaneously for approximately % second

NOTE: If silent pan< was selected, you will not receive the verifi-

cation buzzer. for about % second.

If your system has been designed to incorporate the “ambush”

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option, you will program a special AMBUSH CODE for “User 0” (see

programming Ambush Code, pi 6 .)

J To send an ambush signal:

I, Enter your User 0 5-Digit Ambush Code

Example O-6-4-3-7

g 2. Enter any other user # (l-7) plus User O’s4-Digit Ambush Code

Example: 2-6-4-3-7

NOTE: If Ambush is not used, your user 0 code will function like all

other user arm/disarm codes). 4

KEYPADPROGRAMMING

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Your system is preprogrammed with a “FALLBACK” ARM/DISARM

MM/DISARM CODE. Be sure to record this code. In the event of a total loss of

CODES power (AC and battery), all codes with be erased. Your “Fallback”

code will enable you to arm and disarm the system and re-program

your personal secret code.

As many as eight separate arm/disarm codes can be

USERS programmed. Each code must begin with a different digit, which we

call the “User Number”; for example, “User l’s arm/disarm code

would be 1 and any four additional numbers; ‘User 2’s” code would

be 2 and any four additional numbers, etc. It is not necessary to

program all eight codes.

A user code may be programmed for temporary use for a service

person, guest, etc. and then erased (see below) when no longer

needed. This maintains the secrecy of your regularly used codes.

THE SYSTEM MUST BE IN A DISARMED MODE TO ACCOMPLISH ANi.,,’

PROGRAMMING. ALL PROGRAMMING IS DONE USING l’s CODE.

(functions as an authorization code) THE NUMBER 9 MAY NOT BE

USED IN ANY CODE.

USER

To Program User l’s Arm/Disarm Code

CODE then the 4-Digit FALLBACK CODE

3. Press Dl

1 again (The Zone 1 Green Light will blink slowly)

Now Press Any 4 Numbers Desired For User l’s Code. Do not use #9.

(Upon completion of the 4th digit the zone 1jgE will @p blinking.)

4. Test the new code by attempting to arm the system

NOTE: Remember to DISARM the system before attempting to pro-

gram any additional codes.

USERS

2-7 & 0 2. Enter your (New) User 1 (Authorization) Code

(The Zone 1_Green Light Will blink slowly)

Now press the 4 Numbers Desired for User 2’s Code. Do not ux

(Upon completion of the 4th digit the Zone 1li&t wills&p blinking.‘)

Repeat for User 3-7 and 0

User O’s Code may be programmed exactly as all other user codes

only if the keypad “AMBUSH” feature is not used. Thisfeature ispreset

by your installing company, if desired. (See explanation of “AMBUSH”

below.)

Ambush is a 4-digit code that will either turn the system ON if it isoff,

or OFF if it ison. ATTHESAME TIME it will send a SILENTEMERGENCY SIG-

NAL to the central monitoring station. The Ambush Code is pro-

grammed as User 0, following standard USERCODE PROGRAMMING

as described on page 5

RASING - User 1 can erase any user’s code except his own, as follows:

A I. Press

(Code Key)

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2. Enter User 1 Code

3. Press User Number of Code to be Erased (e.g., if User 2 Code isto be

erased depress my the number to erase entire code.

4. Pressi B (Reset Key)

Repeat Steps 1,2, and 3 above, entering User Number of code to be

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changed in Step 3

USERCODE 4. Enter new 4-digit code desired (do not use #9)

The exit and entrance delay times have been previously set for your

convenience and security. These allow you to enter o-leave the

premises through specified “Delay Openings” while the system is

armed If you feel these delay times are unsatisfactory, call your

installing company.

ABOUT THEMANUFACTURER

Your new XL1219 Control Panel and Remote Digital Keypad

are manufactured by Fire Burglary Instruments, Inc., leading

manufacturers of quality, reliable security control equipment

since 1971. These products have been engineered using the

latest advances in electronic and computer technology; and

are thoroughly tested by computer, as well as quality control

experts, several times during the manufacturing process.

Fire Burglary Instruments warranties its products through your

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installing company. Product Reliability and Ease of Operation

are two of the major factors in the engineering design of all of

Fire Burglary Instruments products; so you can look forward to

many years of trouble-free service from your new security 0;

system.

If you have any questions about the operation of your system,

call your installer.

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12158 Printed in U.S.A. OCT ‘85

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