NAPCO XP-400 Manuel

Using Your

XP-400

Security System

ARMED

READY

SYSTEMü

ZONE 1

ZONE 2

ZONE 3

ZONE 4

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Introduction

Congratulations on your purchase of an advanced NAPCO EXPRESS XP-400 Security System. Meticulously developed

by a leading manufacturer of state-of-the-art security products, this system will provide you with unprecedented peace-of-mind

& incorporates some of the most sophisticated features available today. Above all, it has been designed an extra step, to

provide all those operating it with very easy, intuitive use. Please carefully review the information contained in this manual, so

that you and all potential users of the system familiarize yourselves with its operation, and can therefore take full advantage of

EXPRESS’ many convenience features and amenities.

Your system consists of a control panel (a computer housed within a white metal panel enclosure), one or more EXPRESS

Decorator Keypads for controlling the system, and various security detection devices. These detection devices are divided

among separate areas known as “zones”, set up throughout your premises. Each zone number corresponds to a Zone light on

your Keypad’s gray display area.

When a zone’s red light is ON (or lit), it indicates that one or more detection device(s) assigned to that area are active or open.

For example, if Zone 1 is the front door, and it is open, the Zone 1 light will be on. If zone 2 is a motion detector, and there is

movement in that area, Zone light 2 will turn ON. Depending upon the actual layout your security professional has chosen

to properly protect your premises, each zone may function a little differently: The zone protecting your front door may be

programmed as an Exit/Entry zone to allow you time to enter the premises disarm the system , without inadvertently sounding

the alarm. Alternatively, a zone protecting a window could be designated as an “instant” zone, so that if it is entered or

opened while the system is on/armed, there will be an immediate alarm.

Your easy NAPCO EXPRESS Keypad puts super-simple system control at your fingertips. Most keypad commands

involve entering your four digit User Code. This includes Arming (or activating) and Disarming (or deactivating) the system.

Simply put, ARMED means the system is ON; DISARMED means the system is OFF. If the system is OFF and you want to

turn it ON, just enter your Code. To turn the system back OFF, enter your code again. It’s easy, just always remember, in

the event of an alarm, entering your User Code will silence all Sirens. Your keypad is your command and status center,

it keeps you informed visibly, using its zone and status lights (in the gray display area) and audibly, using its built-in keypad

sounder. For more information, please see Keypad Controls and Indicators on page 5.

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1Bell / Battery Test

Test your bell or siren by pressing Afollowed by 1.

This will cause the bell, or siren to sound for 2 seconds and

also initiate a test of the battery .

2Central Station Communication Test

(This test should only be performed on weekends or at a

time designated by your alarm company)

1. Notify Central Station of the impending test.

2. Secure all zones to light Ready Light on your keypad.

3. Enter your user code to Arm the system.

4. Violate your alarm by opening a window / door etc.

5. The siren or bell should sound and the system will send

the alarm signals to the Central Station

6.Enter your user code to silence the bell or sounder.

7. Call Central Station to insure that the alarm signals were

received properly.

Introduction

System Information

Central Station Phone Number: ____________________

Central Station Account Number: ____________________

For Service Call: ____________________

Entry Delay: ____________________

Exit Delay: ____________________

Alarm Time-out: ____________________

Important - Test Your System Weekly !

Table of Contents

Keypad Controls and Indicators ................................ 5

Arming your System (When Leaving) ....................... 6

Bypassing Zones ..................................................... 6

Protecting Yourself While Home ............................... 7

Emergency Keys ....................................................... 8

Disarming the System ............................................... 9

Silencing an Alarm..................................................... 9

Special Functions .....................................................

Programming User Codes ......................................... 11

System Troubles .......................................................

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ARMED

READY

SYSTEM

ZONE 1

ZONE 2

ZONE 3

ZONE 4

Keypad Controls and Indicators

Ready Light will light when all zones are secure

and system is ready to be Armed.

Zone Lights (1 through 4) will light to indicate

that the corresponding Zone is open, and will

flash to indicate a zone in alarm.

Armed Light will light when system is Armed,

and will flash when system is in Alarm

#Key - (Reset) used to clear miss-entered

codes, reset Alarm Memory, etc..

üü System Light will light and the Keypad

sounder will pulse to indicate that a system trou-

ble is present.

(See System troubles, Page 12)

üü Key Press to display any present

System troubles. Only available when

üü System Light is lit.

(See System troubles, Page 12)

Emergency Keys Press

simultaneously to signal

an emergency condition.

Press A+Afor

Auxiliary Emergency or

P+Pfor Police Emer-

gency. (Programmable)

Bypass Key Used to

bypass zones. Press

Bypass and the corre-

sponding zone number,

and then Arm system.

**Key Used to enable

special functions and op-

tions. Press *and then

the corresponding Spe-

cial Function number

Option (See Special

Functions, Page 10)

Numerical Keys 1-9, 0. Used to enter

User Codes, Zone numbers, etc.

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Arming Your System When Leaving

1Before arming your system, make sure the Green Ready light is ON. This indicates that all of your prot-

ective zones are secure. If any zones are open, the corresponding Zone light will be ON. Secure these

zones before proceeding. If any zones cannot be secured, see Bypassing zones below.

2 Enter your user code. The Green Ready light will go out, the Red Armed light will light.

• If you make a mistake entering your code, press Band re-enter the code.

3 Leave the premises through the Exit/Entry door. If the keypad gives a steady tone you have taken

too long. Enter your code again to disarm system and then re-enter code and leave.

Easy Arm

The Easy Arm feature allows the system to be armed by simply pressing A followed by 0. This will

allow the easy arming of the system by someone who is not a regular system user.

Bypassing Zones

If an open zone cannot be immediately fixed it can be left unprotected, or Bypassed ,while the rest of the

system is Armed. To Bypass a zone:

1Press Hfollowed by the zone number to be Bypassed. The Bypassed zone’s light will flash slowly.

2 Enter your user code. The Green Ready light will go out and the Red Armed light will light.

3 Leave the premises through the Exit/Entry door.

When the system is subsequently disarmed, all bypassed zones will be reset, ready to be armed again.

If it is necessary to bypass any inoperative zone(s), it is important to have the zone(s) repaired as soon as

possible. A bypassed zone does not provide any protection, compromising system security.

Arming Your System

SYSTEM

READY

ZONE 3

ZONE 1

ZONE 2

ZONE 4

ARMED

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Protecting Yourself While at Home

1 Before arming your system, make sure the Green Ready light is ON. This indicates that all of your

protective zones are secure. If any zones are open, the corresponding Zone light will be ON. Secure

those zones before proceeding.

2 Enter your user code. The Green Ready light will go out, and the red Armed light will light.

3Before your exit delay expires, press cto bypass any interior zones, deactivating devices such

as motion sensors, and allowing free movement throughout the premises. The Zone light of any

bypassed zones will flash slowly.

• Your system may have been programmed for Automatic Interior Bypass , in which case it will

recognize that you have not left the premises and will automatically bypass any interior zones.

Instant Mode

Pressing afollowed by 4will cancel the Entry delay , activating the “Instant” mode. This is typically

done in the evening when all family members are home for the night. Instant Mode can be activated at

any time after the system has been armed. The Red Armed light will flash rapidly while in the Instant Mode.

Easy Exit (optional)

Your System may have been programmed to allow Easy Exit, which allows a user to exit the premises

with the system armed. By pressing A followed by 0, the protection is removed from the Exit/ Entry

zone for 3 minutes. This will allow, for example, an early morning commuter to exit the house in the

morning, without having to disarm and rearm the system, waking the family.

Arming With a System Trouble Present (the üü System Light is Lit)

If the XP400 has a system trouble present, the üüSYSTEM light will be lit and the keypad sounder

pulsing. If you cannot immediately clear the system trouble, the system can still be armed. Simply

press Dto view the trouble, press Dagain to reset the trouble and then arm the system.

Arming Your System

SYSTEM

READY

ZONE 3

ZONE 1

ZONE 2

ZONE 4

ARMED

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Emergency Buttons

The two sets of emergency buttons, if programmed, are always active whether the system is armed

or disarmed. Discuss these buttons with your installer. The emergency signal will only be activated

when the two respective buttons are pressed at the same time.

Auxiliary Alarm: Simultaneously press f+Fto alert the central station of an auxiliary

emergency, if so programmed.

(The nature of this emergency alarm is to be determined by the installer)

Police Emergency: Simultaneously press G+Gto sound a police emergency alarm, and to alert

the central station of a fire emergency, if so programmed.

Emergency Conditions

F G

Ambush Alarm

In the event that you are forced by an intruder to disarm your system, the ambush alarm can be

activated. Disarming the system with the Ambush Code will cause the system to disarm and

simultaneously send a silent ambush alarm signal to Central Station. If your system has the Ambush

feature enabled, the code assigned as the User 4 code will function as your Ambush Code.

fAuxiliary

fEmergency

Enabled?

Yes No

GPolice

GEmergency

Enabled?

Yes No

Ambush

Alarm

Enabled?

Yes No

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Disarming Your System when Returning

1 Enter your premises through the Entry/Exit door. The keypad will sound a steady tone to remind you to

disarm the system before your Entry Delay time expires.

2 Enter your user code. The Red Armed light will go out, indicating that the system has been disarmed.

Note: If you make a mistake entering your code, press the Bkey and re-enter the code.

Alarm Indication

If the Red Armed light is flashing rapidly, an alarm occurred while you were away.

Proceed with caution!

For your own protection, leave immediately and call authorities from a neighbor’s phone .

Silencing an Alarm

In the event that the system goes into alarm due to a violated burglary zone, the bell or siren will sound and

the keypad sounder will also activate. To silence the system, enter your User code. The zone light of the

zone which went into alarm continue flashing until Bis pressed to reset the alarm memory.

SYSTEM

READY

ZONE 3

ZONE 1

ZONE 2

ZONE 4

ARMED

Disarming Your System / Silencing an Alarm

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Special Functions A

By pressing A followed by the appropriate key, (do not press simultaneously) these special functions and features

can be enabled:

A0 Easy Arm (when system is disarmed)

The Easy Arm feature allows the system to be armed by

pressing a followed by 0. This will allow the easy

arming of the system by someone who is not a regular

system user.

a0 Easy Exit (when system is armed)

This function (if programmed) allows an occupant to leave

the premises without disarming the system. Pressing

A followed by 0 while the system is armed will start a 3

minute period, during which you can leave through the

Exit/ Entry door.

A1 Bell / Battery Test

Pressing A followed by 1will cause the bell, or siren

tosound for 2 seconds. This will also initiate a test of your

battery to make sure it is adequately charged. The XP-400

also performs an automatic battery test very 24 hours

A3 Access Output

If programmed, pressing A followed by 3 will activate

the Access Output which may be configured to open a

door strike, turn on lighting, or activate some other special

fea ture your installer has provided.

A4 Instant Mode

Pressing Afollowed by 4will cancel the Entry delay

and put the system into the “Instant” mode. This is typic-

ally done in the evening when all family members are home

for the night. When the system is disarmed, the Instant

mode will be canceled.

A5 Chime Mode On / Off

Pressing Afollowed by 5 will activate / deactivate the

door chime. Activating this feature will cause any door

to beep the keypad sounder when it is opened.

A8 Program Mode

Pressing Afollowed by 8will enable the “Program

Mode”, which will allow you to program and erase user

codes. (see Programming user codes, page 14)

A9 Kepad Sounder On / Off

Pressing Afollowed by 9will deactivate / activate the

keypad sounder, depending on its present state. By

activating sleep mode on a keypad installed in a bedroom,

for example, you effectively turn off that keypad’s sounder.

However, any other keypads on the system will still sound

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