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5140XM

USER’S MANUAL

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NW20 8/92

TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION .................................................................................................................
SYSTEM OVERVIEW ............................. ................ ... ... .,,,.,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,.,..,..,.,,,,,,,.,.... :
FIRE & SURGLARY PROTECTION..,,
. .. ..... ..... ........ ......... .. 4
BURGLARY SYSTEM ENTRY/EXIT DEI.,4YS...... ...... ................ . ....... .......... ... 4
USER SECURITY CODES,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,.,,.,,,......,..,.,,,,,,..,.,,,.,.,,...,,,,,,.,.....,.,.,.,,,,,,....,,...,,, 5
CONSOLE SOUNDS.,,,,,,.,,,,,, ...................................................................................... 5
SELF-HELP FEATURE .................................................................................................5
FIRE ALARM SYSTEM OPERATION ................................................................................ 6
CONSOLE FIRE Functions
.................................................................................... 6
NORMAL STANDBY OPERATION
.... . ..... . .... ........ . ......... .. 7
IN CASE OF FIRE ,,,,...,,,,,,,.,.,,,..,,,,,,,...,..,,..,,.,.,,,,,.,.,,,,,.,.,.,,..,,...,,.,...,,...,,...,,.,,........... 7
SILENCING/RESE~lNG FIRE ARMS,,.,,, ................................
.
. 7
SUPERVISORY CONDITIONS ,,,.,,,...,,,..,,.,,.,.,,..,....,,.,,,...,..,,..,,,.,,.,...,.,,..,,....,,.,,,.,,,,,,,S
BYPASSING FIRE ZONES .......................................................................................... 8
ACTIVATING FIRE DRILL TEST ....... . . . .. ..... ..... . . .... .. ...
.... ....... ... .. .... 9
SURGLARY ALARM SYSTEM OPERATION ................................................................. 10
CONSOLE SURGURY FUNCTlON,,,..,,,,,,,,,.,..,.,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,.,.,,......,,,.,.,...,.......,..,...... 10
CHECKING FOR OPEN SURGURYZONES ........................................................... 12
Displaying All Zone Des.tiptom ,..,,,.,,.,, ............................................................... 12
BYPASSING BURGLARY PROTECTION ZONES ...... ... ............ ............. ... .. .. 13
@ick SyWss Feature .......................................................................................... 13
Displaying Bypmsd Zonw ................................................................................. 13
ARMING PERIMETER ONLY (STAY/lNSTANT) .,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,..,,,,..,.,.,,..,,,,,,,, 14
ARMING ALL PROTECTION (AWAY/WXIMUM) ..................................................... 15
DISARMING THE SYSTEM AND SILENCING AURMS ........................................... 16
DURESS CODE ,.,,,,,,,,,,..,...,.,,,,...,,...,,.,,,,.,,...,.......,..,,,,,.......,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 16
CHIME MODE .,,,,,,,,,,,, .............................................................................................. ,7
TESTING THE BURGLARY SYSTEM........................................................................ 17
FIRE & SURGLARY COMMON FEATURES .. .............................................................. 18
VIEWING CENTRAL STATION MESSAGES,,,..,,.,,,..,,,...,,.....,,,........,,,,,.,.,..,.,,.,,,,,,,. 16
PANIC KEYS,,,,,.,.,..,..,,,., ........................................................................................... ,8
ADDING, CHANGING & DELETING TEMPORARY USER CODES,,,,,..,., ................ 19
TROUSLE CONDITIONS ,,,,..,,,,................................................................................. 20
BYPASSING SYSTEM ZONES & SYSTEM OUTPUTS . . . ... ......... . ................ 21
QUICK GUIDE TO SYSTEM FUNCmONS,, .................................................................... 22
5140XM EVENT L~GING PRNEDURES ................................................................... 23
SUMMARY OF AUDISLE NOTIFICATIONS ................................................................... Z4
GLOSSARY ........................................................................................................... .... ..... 25
PROTECnON POINT DESCRIPTfONS .......................................................................... 25
Abut This Manual
Ttis manual is a step-by-step guide that will acquaint YOUwith the systemnsfeatures and
benefik, It defines the components and their functions, describes their operation, and
acquaink you with normal and emergency procedures. Refer to the GLOSSARY at the
back of this manual for tifinitions of terms usd throughout.

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INTRODUCTION
Congratulations on your ownership o! a 5140XM Alarm System, YouVe made a wise
;~;y
in chmsing it, for it repr%ents tie latest in fhe and swurify protection technology
Depending on your installation, your
system may offer you up to thr- forms of
protection: fire warning, burglaw and
emergency. To reafize the system’s full
potential, it is important that you feel
comfotiable in operating it. Your system
consisis of at least one console wtich
orovides full control of svstem ooeration
and various fire warning ;ensors such as
smoke and heat datecto= which provida
eafly fire warning protection, Your system
may also include vafious secutity sensow
suchs tiortindow
contacb and Nwive
infrarti titectom which provide perimater
a“d intetior burgla~ protection.

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The system
uses microcomputer
Iechnolqy to monitor all protection zones
and syste,m sla!us
and provides
apprOprlate Information for dsplay 0“ the
Consola(s) used with the system, and
initiates
appropriate
alarms
Whan
programmd to do so, tie system Mn also
transmit aDDrOOriate alarm or status
messag% o;ar &e phone flnaa to a antial
alarm monitoring sbtiin.

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THE ALPHA DISPLAY CONSOLE features a multifunction, backtit f2.key dgilal keypad,
and uses a Z-tine, 32-character holly programmable alphanumeric tiquid Cryskl ~spfay
(LCD) which displays the natire and Io-rion of all owurrenas in Iriendly English. Conwle
display backlighting is programmable to afways shy on or to tight only when a key is
pms%d, then N1Ooff a few minutes later. A salf-help fealura is also incorporated; wtich,
when activated, will @splay abbreviat~ insuuctions for ma key rhat h% Men pres%d. The
console also has a built.in sounder.

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SYSTEM OVERVIEW
FIRE& BURGLARY PROTECTfOf4
One or more sensing devkes will have ken
The burgla~ ~nion of your alarm system
assigned by the installer of your alarm
(if used) must b armed before it will Se”$e
system to each of the various fire and
burgla~ slam conditions, Whw an alarm
burgla~ protection zones in your system
WCUB, both the con801e andtheexiernal
(although not ovmy zone may have been
burglary alarm sounder will produce a
used), For example, stockroom smoke
mntinuous sound. A message will appear
detwtors may have b~n %signti to zone
in the console dispfay window that
01, hallway fire pull sbtions to zone 02, the
identitie the zone(s) causing the burglaq
sensing device on your Entry/Exit door to
afarmand aburgfary alarm repon will be
zone 03, sensing devims on store Iront
sent to the central monitoring station (if
windows to zone 04 and so on. These
your system is so connected). Oisarming
numbem will appear on the console display
the system will stop alarm sounding. Your
window along with an alpha descriptor for
system provides four modes of burglary
that zme (if programmed), when the
protection: STAY, AWAY, lNSTANT and
respmtive zone is faufted,
MAXIMUM and aven lets YOUBYPASS
selected zones of protection” wtile leaving
The fire potiion of your alarm system is
the rest of the burgla~ system armed. The
akays on, When a fire alarm condition is
system also provides a CHIME mode, for
detected, the console will produce an
alefling usem to the opning and closing of
interrupted sound and the external fire
doors and windows while the system is
warning sounders will produ~ either a
disarmad, Refer to the burglary alarm
continuous or intewpted sound depending
section of this ma””al fOra& scriptiOn of
on which was selected by your inshller, A
promd”res for using those features.
mwsage will appear in the console display
winhw that identifies the zone(s) causing
tie tire slam, In atitf on, if your system is
connectti to a Wntral monitoring station, a
fire alarm report will be sent to that
monitoring smtion. Refer to the fire alarm
system sections of this manual for a
d%cription of procedures for silencing fire
alarms, bypassing fire zones and activating
a tire drill test.
SUMMARY OF ARMING MODES
Mode
Features For Each Arming Mode
I
Exit Oelay
Eotw Oelay
Perimeter Armad I interior Armed
AWAY
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
1
.!.
STAY
Yes
Yes
Yes
INSTANT
Yes
No
Y=
No
I
v..
MAXIMUM
Yes
No
Yes
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BURGLARY SYSTEM ENTRY/EXIT DELAYS
If used, the burglary portion of your systam
is programmti by tie installer with a preset
time delay, during which the systam must
be disarmed upon entering or a“ alarm will
owr. This featuraalfows you to leave and
reenter through the ent~ *lay &or without
setting off the alarm, The ant~ dalay faature
can also be turned off for greater secutily
when sleeping or while away for extended
petiods of time (fNSTANT R MAXIMUM
modes). %a your inskller for your delay
times,
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R=ord your delay times berm
Ent~ Oelay i:

—

Ent~ Oelay 2:
Exit Oelay 1:
Exit Oetay 2:
Oelays may be no more than 60 seconds
for Exit tilay or 45 s%onb for Ent~ @lay
for a UL Listed Commercial burglary
application.

SYSTEM OVERVIEW
USER SECURITY CODES
The 5140xM allows up to 99 4-digh user
security codes to be programmed, These
cdes are enterd at the consoless keypad
and are used to operate the system.
When pr~rammed, each cob is assign~
an authority level which determines the
system tinctions that code can perform,
For example, some codes can be given
authority to arm/disarm the burgla~
system and to bypass fire and burglaW
zones. Other codes may be restricted to
arm/disarming the burglaW system only,
There are six authority levels: master,
manager, operator ASOWratOr B, o~rator
C & duress. Generally speaking, the
master cde is Intendd to be known and
used only by the building owner, The
manager rnk is intenhd to b known and
used only by the building euperintentint,
the building security officer or the fike,
These males allow full convol over system
operation, The operator’s codes are
intended 10 be used by individuals who
nmd fimited and{or temWra~ control over
system operation, The duress coh allows
a silent panic report to be transmitted to
the central station when the user is for@
to arm or disarm under threat. Refer to tie
.ADDING, CHANGING AND DELETING
USER CODES. section for detailed
descriptions of the functions that these
cties can petiorm,

CONSOLE SOUNDS
The console has a built4n sounder which
will produce an interrupted sound for fire
alarms and a continuous sound for
burglary alarms. This sounder will also
“beep. during certain system functions,
such as when depressing keys to operate
the system (to acknowledge the key
press], during ent~lexit delay times and
during chime rook, &me of thwe so””k
mn be optionally suppressed, Ask your
installer if this h= ban hne,

All codes can be used interchangeably
when petiorming system operations within
the Umik of each cotis authotity level, For
example, the burgla~ system may be
armed with an operator’s codo and then
disarmed with a master or manager-s
cdes. Note that an operator C ade @n
only disarm tie burglary system if it was
usd to arm the system,
Your installer will have programmed at
least one master code and possibly
several other types of cod% at installation
time. Make sure you have a rewrd of the
males that were prWrammed, The m~tw
and manager

ENTER CODE &
PRESS TEST
TO START
BURGLARY
TEST

ENTER CODE&
PREsS CHIME
TO TURN ON/OFF
CHIME MODE

DURESS CODE
(WHEN FORCED TO DISAflM/ARM UNDER THREA~
Enter tiepre.assignd
duress rode, The
system will dlsam (w m), but w silmtiy
notiv the wntial stition of your sitiation, if
hat sewiw has ken providti.

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~
. ~scodis
useful onfywhe”mn”%ted
to a anval s!ation.

BURGLARY ALARM SYSTEM OPERATION
(IF INSTALLED)
CHIME MODE
(THIS FEATURE IS FUNCTIONAL
DISARMED)

ONLY WHEN THE BURGLARY

SYSTEM IS

YOUr system can be set to aleti yo” to the
opening of a door or window while it is
disarmed by using CHIME mode, When
activated, three tones will sound at the
Console whenever a door or window is
open8d, andthe Not Ready message wilt
be displayed, Pressing tie RmDY [*] key
will display the opn protmtion poinb.

To turn Chime Mode on, enter the
secutity code and press the CHIME [9]
key. The CHIME MODE ON message will
appear fOr about MO seconds the”
dsappar. To display this mmsage again
(to determine whether time mok Is on or
off), simply press and hold down the
CHIME key for 5 s~nds,

Noto that Chime mode can deactivated
only when thesystemismsarmd,

To turn Chime Mode off, entar the
WWflV CO* and pr%s the CHIME[9] key
again, The CHIME MOOE OFF messaae
w~ll appear for about WO seands th~n
dsappear.

TESTING

THE BURGLARY

SYSTEM

(To SE CONDUCTED WEEKLY)
Thla feature -n h U4 by your Inalaller or by the master or menagat UIW. Use this
teat to chaok that sensors on all burgla!y and non.fire emergency zones aro
opwatlng proprly. Not% If you fault a tire zone, you WINoau- a ffre alarml
1

Di%rm tie system.

Enter a master or manager code and
prms tie TEST [5} key,
3, The external burgla~ sounders will
sound for 3 semnk to indicate that the
te8t has started, The console will
diSPlaY ”SURGLARY WALK TEST IN
PROGRES
andwillbeepeveW
15
s%onds wtila he test remains actbe,
4, Open and close each protected door
and window in turn.
Each action
should produce three beeps from the
Console, and the identifimtion of eati
protection point should appear on fhe
dsplay.
2

Walk In front of any interior motion
datactors (if usad). Listen for three
beeps as tha detaclor
senses
movement, The idontifimtion of the
detector should appear when it is
aotivated,
Whan all protection points have been
a
checked, there should be no zone
idontilication numbers displayed, II a
problem is experienced with anv
protection point (no confirming beep;,
no display), CALL FOR SERVICE
IMMEDIATELY.
7. Turn OffBurglaV Walk Test mode by
entaring any security code and
pressing the OFF[l] key.
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FIRE & BURGLARY COMMON FEATURES
VIEWING

CENTRAL

STATION

MESSAGES

Usem of the system may periodically
mwlve messagm w their dispay ffimens
from thelrmonimring agency orinsbllor,
Wkn a mmsage Is wailing to be viewed,
tie mesmge shown blow will W~ar,

Press and
seconds
kansmitted
bke up to
lnfomaUon

hold down the [0] key for 5
to display
the message
to you, The message could
four sorwns to display all the
available,

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PANIC KEYS
(FoR MANUALLV ACTIVATING SILENT AND/OR AUDIBLE ALARMS)
RESULT
There are three poseible comblnationsof
If programmed for silent emergeny by your
pdred keys that are installer programmable
insteller, and the system is connected to a
emergency tinctions. %eyourlnsbller
for
mntralalmm monitoring sktion, theplim
the functions that have bean programmed
emergency key press will send a silent
for these emergen~ key paiti, Typical
alwmslgnal totiemntal
station, but there
functions that might be programmed are
will be no audble alarms or visual dsplays,
Si19nt Poli@, Audibl~ Pohce, pernonaI
If programmed for audible emergency by
Emergency, and Fire,
your Installer, a loud, steady alarm will
To u8e @Panic tincllon, simply pr~s
wund al your console and at a“y external
both keys of theasalgn~
pair allhe
wunders hat may be wnnected [ALARM
seine Ilme end hold down forat leaat
plus a Wwription would also k displayti,
WO @tinde.
A pemonal emergency alarm key press will
PANIC KEV FUNCTtONS:
notify ’tie wntral station ~1conneoted) and
(Fill.in box for pmic tinotion)
will sound at Consoles, but notatextemal
blls or alrens.
D
KEV[*] + [#](zono99)
A fire slam key press will send a fire aIMm
a
KEV[*] + [1] (zone 95)
message to the central station and will
uniquely sound external bells and sirens
FIRE plus a description would also be
n
KEV[#J + [3] (20”.96)
displayed),

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FIRE & BURGLARY COMMON FEATURES
ADDING, CHANGING

AND DELETING

USER CODES

Thesyslem allows upto994digil
user admtobeprWrammed.
When programmed,
each rndeis~signd
anauthon~level wtich&teminm
he system tinctions that cod
can petiorm. Theream six authori~ levels as kstedin the table below, Mde hom your
installer whoprograms cods atinskllation time, Ihesystem allows master and manager
level usem to prWram cties on an “as nwd~
bmis, for use by those who nmd Iimit@
andlor temporaV contiol over system o~ration,
Lavolmhle
AtWOl=rm
Sllem(:9
1A Ctlvate Test [
I AddIchang. Is ypss
au~law
Alams, Supv
Z..Swutiy
Mdos
Symem
& TrouNa
cdt.hs!er
yes
yes
yes,levels2-6 ye$, bu,g
yOS,burg,
onk
zones(andfire walh10S1,
fl,e
zones il
drill
I
I
I enabld)
I
I
I
I yes
.Mnager
1 yes
I yes, levels 3.6 I yes, burg
y99,burg.
I only
[ zones.nYy
walktest
I
I
3.OW,alorA y~~
I yes
yes,b.,glaV
no
no
..!,.,
only
,
1 ----t
-4.op,.tor B yes
yes
.0
[ no
[ ,10
5.OmratOrC yes,mn dl~rm
yes
no
no
no
,,,,,
onb if usti to arF
1
1
,
ves,wnds silentt yes
6.Duress
no
no
no
janic repr11
. . . .. . .
.
,.
Genernl Rules on Authorlly Leve18 ano cnangea
.
-.
. a master or manager user may only
.
I ho only way to assign a user,s
add, delete or change users to/horn a
authority level is by using the .Add A
lower aulhoriV Iovel o.e. a master ~n
Uwr. prmdure descdbti later.
assign a lower level user code, but
. hfore 33signing a ctie, b3 sure it ties
annot 33sign another master MA).
not conflict witi tie DURESS m~.
. Each user is assigned a 2-digil user
. You may view your authority level by
number (single digit user numbers must
entering your usm m~ + [*]+ [*].
be prwdti
by a “W, Ex. 03,04, etc.), a
4-digit user cde and an authotiV level,
IMPORTANTI: During user edit mode, all consoles exmpt the one being used will dsplay
.User Edt Mob - Please Smnd Sy”, and key depressions (except Panio) at those mnsoles
will be ignor~. Panic key depressions will muse an alarm and terminate user enW. To exit
User Edll Mode, press either [*] or [#], or tin’t press any key for 10 Mm,
To Add a Usen
5. The system will recognize that the User
f. Enter Mater or Manager ctie,
numkr is already in use and will prompt
2. Depress CODE [8] key.
whether or not it should be deleted,
3. Enter a new 2.dgil User Number,
Press O (NO) or 1 (YES). II yes, the
4. Enter 4-digit de for that User Num&r,
system will delete the authori~ level and
5. The Console will prompt for the authotity
all other information about that uwr,
level for this user Enter a number (1.6
To Change a U-r’s Ctie:
from mble).
1. Enter hster or ~nager cod,
6. The console will display the user
2. Depr-s CODE [8] key.
number and corresponding authotity
3. Enter the user number to have ib cde
level.
hinged.
4. Enter the nm 4dgit W6 for that umr.
To Mlete a Us5, The system will rocqnize that the user
1, Enter Minter or Manager ctie.
is already in use and will prompt
2. Depress CODE [6] key.
whether or not tiIs is a new u~r, Prem
3. Enter User Number to k etiminatd.
O (NO), ~e system will anfim that the
4. Enter Master or Manager code lirst
change
is allowed
based
on
entered.
authorization level, and if so, puts the
new ctia into effect.

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FIRE & BURGLARY COMMON FEATURES
TROUBLE

CONDITIONS

Your systam monibm each of ymr fire and burglmy protection zones and various system
~ndilians forpmblemss~
aszonewlre breaks, Iossof AC power, faulted telephone
Iims, etc. which an mmpmmise proper slam signal~ng oparation, When your system
detacba problem, ilwlllpmvi~
anaudibfeandvisuat
.&ouble. indmtionasdescrib@
belw, When one of the= indications appeam, CALL YOUR INSTALLER FOfl SERVICE
IMMEDIATELY. ~ atible Indmtim m be stim~
~ desotibd b@low,
1. The wnsole sounder will produ~ a
2. Press anykeyto sllencethoconsofe
sounhr.
rapid beeping. The extmnal fire (and
burgl~) soundem will not be on. The
3. To clear the mnsole Imuble display,
Wnsole display wintiw will tisplay one
firm, have your installer locate and
of the following m=sgOs:
mmect the cause of tie problem, Then
enter any u~r cob and press the OFF
. “AC LOSS. when ACpower has been
interrupted.
The green console
[11key,
POWER indmlm will also& off,
NOTE: The dsplay will not clear while tie
kouble condition remains.
. .SYSTEM LO BA7whenyoursysiems
back-up bafle~ is low.
. .COMM FAILURF when attampkto
send a message to the central
monitoring abtion have failad.
. “CHECWaHmpanied
byaprot~Uon
zone number (144) or a symem zone
number (70-,99) and an associated
alpha desor{ptor when them Is a
protection or.system. zone problem.
See the section
“BYPASSING
SYSTEM ZONES AND OUTPUTS for
a list of zone numbers resewed for
displaying system problems.

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FIRE & BURGLARY COMMON FEATURES
BYPASSING

SYSTEM ZONES AND SYSTEM OUTPUTS

NOTE: Ask your lnstallerif
your oyslem wassel uptoallow
system zones and
system outputs to be bypasd.
Your system mayallow youtobypass
amin “system zones. wfdch monitor various
aspects of system status and mnaln system outputs which annunciate system status,
These zonos and outpuk are fistd blow. This feature is used to disable the monitoring of
one or more system zones or to disable the o~ration of one or more system oufpuk when,
forexample, thesystem istobesewiced
obtested, llenabled, this feature ~nonlvk
uwd by a mxter user.
zone
#70:
monitors
the
zone #75: monitors
the
supewision sktusof the bell 1 outpulfif
supwision status of the hck.up dialer
enabled at installation lime), Bypassing
output Of installed and enabled al
this zone disables the ope,ation a“d
installation time). Bypessing this zone
supwisioq of the bell 1 output,
disables the operation md s“pewisio”
of the ba~-up dialer output.
zone
#71:
monitors
the
supewision shtus of the bell 2 output Of
zone &7e: this zone is
enabled at installation time), Bypassing
assigned to tha auxifimy relay output.
this zone disables the operation a“d
Actually, this zone does not monitor
su~wision of the bell 2 oumut,
anything sinw tie auxih~ relay output
Isnotsupewised,
However, bypassing
zone #72: monitors the pane~s
this Z0n9 allows the operation of the
field witing to determine it a shoe to eati
auxiflary relay output to be disabled.
ground exists. Bypassing this zone
disables eati ground fault mo”itoti”g,
zone #77: this zone is
assigned to the ALARMNET radio
zone 873: monitom devius that
wigger outpub. Actually, thiszo”ehas
your ins~ller has connedti to input 1 on
not monitor
anything
since the
the main PCBJ2co””ector
(s”ch as a
ALARMNET Mggdm wa not supwised,
backup AMRMNET radio transmitter),
However, bypassing this zone aIIOWStia
Bypassing tiiszone muses the system
oWration of the tiggem to be d~bld,
to ignore the status of ~viws connsted
10input 1.
zone
#74:
monitors
the
supewision status of the main dialer
ou~ut (if enabled at installation time).
Bypassing this zone disables the
operation and supewision of the main
dialer output,
To Bypaas a System Zone or Sy81em Oulpul:
1. Enter the master rode, Then press
3, Zonas wtich have been bypas%d wn
BYPASS [6] and entar the number(s)
& displayed by entering any user de
,. of
and then prewing tha SYPASS [6] key.
zone to b bypassd,
Bypmsd zones will tien be dispfayed
2. All bypSsed zonmwill basquentially
sequentially.
displayed when you are Iinished
entering the number of zones to be
4, All system zone byp=s% are removed
bypassed, The consofe will than
when an oFF sequenw (rnde + OFF)
display a bypass message as a
is
performed,
reminder that one or more zones is
byp=sd.

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Qu
TUNCT10f4
hmk Faultd
zones
~splav AN
*
Sy81em(It insmlled)

Dmrm B“,glw
Svslem antior
Silenw Ala,ms
~y~ss zones (tire,
burg h system
zones)

Ouich Sypass

dlsplsys,
Enler user&e,

PWZZSYPAS s [6]

Enterzonenumbrs to M bypasq
(use2.tigil entries),
Toremovebypasses,enterctie +
OFF[l],
inter user tie, Press BYPASS [6}
Press [a]
ro remove bvpames, en!e, tie
+
OFF[1],
:nter my user rode, Prew CHIME

Bypass@zonesare unpro!wld and
will “o! muse en slam II fa”ltd.
Burglav zones mn h bypassti bv
an opremr “A. or higherleveluse,
only,If enabled,the andsystem
zonesmn onlyk bvpzssd by a
master u8er,
SYPSS3RS
all faultd zones
automatimlly,

Console will w.nd If dmrs or
wlndws arevlol?td while burgla~
91.
~ewal 10mfn Chime Mtie off,
I $yslemdlswmW.
:nlef master or manager de, P,e.. 1. .!;,,.,.. . . ...na. ~ou”~er~ ,., ~

rESTi5],
:nler mde + OFF [1] to end le8t.
:nter master We,
,. . . . . . . .

r.

.rt.

resr, enter

PreM #] +69,

--mae + ut~,

@{essane hold [0] key Ior al least 5
smnds,
En!er any “sefs de, Press [*] +
*].
rite, master 0, mana~o, &e, P,ess
CODE [8], Euler “W 2-ti@b USe,
n“mkr, En!er 4.dlOit cWe for !hat
user. At prompl, en!et autiori~ level,
Enler maste, or manager de. Press
CODE [8], Enter users Z.dlglt
n.mb,, E“ler “W 4.digit c~o for
fiat user, Enter O (no) al prompt,
Enter master or mana~er de, P,ess
SOOE [8], Reenter master or
nanaoerS$tie, En!erl fyes)at
]rompt,
bless and hold any function key for al
ens! 5 sw”ds

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“.-, ,.. -,.

.,,,

non.nresensorstobz t;stoh,
1A’chvates external fire sounders,
Wssage from mntfal 8!ation will
,ppew,
Displays authorry levels assignti [o
tie us? ctie entered,
Master and manager level use,s w“
add users 10me Svs!em, each with !ta
Wn tie and a.thotiw level.
~ster and man~ger level users m“
change their own or other users
&es,
hstor a“d manager level u8e,8 wn
dele!e users, A uwr -n only b
deletd by a “s., wlti Mhigher
.“lho,lv !~”el,
Wll displav abbreviatti inst,”ctions
for me hey pressd

5140XM EVENT LOGGING PROCEDURES
The system h- the abitity to rword various evene in a histo~ log wherein each event is
recordti
in one of five Mtwori=
(listed below), with the time and &te of lb owmen=.
evenk, witi the old=t evenl ting teplawd by the f~ging
The Event Log holkup10224

of any nw event after the fog is fill. Using an alpha wnsate, the Event Log an be viewd
one atego~ at a time, or ~n dsplay all events, regardless of catego~ (ALL EVENT
LOG), The system also allows selection of displaying the COMPLETE log, or only those
evenk wurring sin~ the last insmller sewi~ (RECENT). Note that events are displayd
in chronologiti order, Wom m~l r-nt
to oldest.
TO DISPLAY THE EVENT Lm:
1 Etttw any user CODE+ [~ + [6] + [0]
2

%l~t the display rode.
RECENT: Displays only those evtmk
offiuting sin= Imt installer sewice.
COMPLETE: Displays complete event
IW (up to 224 evenk).

3

U8ethe [3] &[l] keys (for nexl and
previous -tegories
respectively) to
display the ~t~ari~
of evants,
Press [8] Io. sel-l
acakgory
and
display the first event, Press [8] again
for each subsequent event,

12:02AM1 TvDiMl Event
IP1 01/01
C03J L;g Disp/ay
~BURGLARY
Shows burgla~ alarm wurrti
in zone
3 (C03), at 12:02AM on JanuaW 1.
Altar the Iaet event has been
dsplayed, the END OF EVENT LOG
message appea~ Iora few seconds,
then the system automatically dsplays
the RECENT/COMPLETE mode select
samn again (see step 2).
4

To EXIT tha EVMI Log:
Press [*] at any time.

ALARMEVENTL~
Usplays timo and date for zones that hwe
eitior mud an d~m or have&n res!or~.
CHECKEVENTLOO
Displaystime and dale for zones tint have
Musti a Voubleor fife $UWWIWW
mdtion,
BVPASSEVE~ L~
Displaystime and dale for zones hat have
&n bypa-d.
OPENEVENT1~
Displaystime, date and usernumberfor eati
armingwd dkacmingof Ihesyslem
SVSTEMEVEW L~
Usplays !ime and date for systemproblems,
suchas AC LOSS,IW bamw, etc.,
ALL EVENTL~
Msplays all categories of events in
&ronolqlml

order.

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—

SUMMARY OF AUDIBLE NOTIFICATION
SOUND
OD, I

R
El
COnsde & extemaP
LOUD, CONTINUOUS
Console & external
ONE SHORT B EP
(not repealed)

(ALPHA DISPLA
CAUSE

CONSOLE)
DISPLAY

FIRE ALARM

FIRE is disolavod bswi~to, of ~o”a in
alarm is displayed,
AURM is dsplayed; &stiptor of zO”c
in alarm is atso &splayed.
a. DISARMED/READV TO ARM is
displayd.
b, The numkr and &smiptor of the
own prot%tion zone is dsplayd,

Y

b, SYSTEM ARMING
ATTEMPT WITH AN
OPEN ZONE,
c. BYPASS VERIFY

Console only

rr
I Co”soleo”,y

THREE SHORT
BEEPS
Console only

RAPID BE

Console only

r

SOWEPN
console Only

~

‘“

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SURGLARY/AUDIBLE
EMERGENCY ALAR\
a. SYSTEM DISARM

ING

SYSTEM 1SIN
BURGLARY TEST
MoDE
ARM AWAY OR
MAXIMUM

c. Numkm and &sctiptoffi of the
bypassd protection zones are
dsplayw (One bmp is heard for’each
zone dsplayed). Subsequently, the
following is displayed DISARMED
BVPASS Ready to Arm
Faulted Zone identifications will appear.

ARMED AWAV or ARMED MAXIMUM
is displayed, Red ARMED indimfor is

tit.
a, ARM STAY OR
INSTANT

b. ZONE OPENED
WHILE SYSTEM IS IN
CHIME MoDE,
c. ENTRY
WARNING+”
a. FIRE
SUPERVISORY
b. TROUBLE
c, AC POWER LoSS
kLERT
a. ENTRY DEM Y
WARNING.*
b, EXIT DELAY
WARNING
:if pr~rammd)

Fire alarms ma >e programmed
by
external sounds;
ut always produce in
EnlW warning may consist of three sh(
as programmed by your installer.

a. ARMED STAV ZONE BVPASSEDor
ARMED INSTANT ZONE BYPASSED
is &splayed. Red ARMED ind~tor is
tit,
b. CHIME dsplayed, dosctiptor of own
protection zone will k display@ if the
[$1 key is prosed.
c. DISARM SVSTEM OR ALARM WILL
OCCUR is displayed.
a. SUPV displayed. Descriptor of faulted
,“..

-r-,---

i, d..t...d

b, CHECK dispfay~. Descriptor of
troubled protection zone is dsplayti.
c. AC LOSS disDlaYed(may alternate
with other displays “that‘may k present),
a. DISARM SYSTEM OR ALARM WILL
MCUR is displayad. Ex@W”g tha
delay time without disarming muses
alarm,
b. ARMED AWAY or ARMED
MAXIMUM is dsplayti along with Vou
May ExII NOW
>ur installer to produce continuous
rruptd mnsofe sounds.
beeps or slow continuous beeping,

GLOSSARY
ARM/DISARM:“Arrow simply meansthat the
b.rgla~ por!ion 01your sys!em is Iurnti ON and
is in a state 01rea4ness. “P,WmW means bat
the burolaw system Is lulnti OFF, and must W
rearmed to home operational. Hmaver, even
in a ‘dlsalmeC slate, ‘emergency. and .Iire”
pftions of your system are still operational.

KEVPAD: Ttis is tho area on YOUIConsole
wntaining numbered pushbuttons similaf to
!hoseon telephones or calculators. These keys
control tie arming or tisarming of the system,
and peflocm other functions which were
previously de%flhd in lMs manual
DELAV ZONE An area of prolmtion containing
doors most frequently used to enter or exit
(WPiCOllY,a front dwt! bath dwr, or dw, hom the
garage Into the buildlng). The delay zone allws
s. ffitient time Ior authodzed entw or exil without
causing . . alarm. Consull your Installer lo? the
entw and exit delay times that have bmn WI for
your system during installation.

DAVINIGHT ZONE An area of pro!miion whose
violation muses a trouble indication during me
dsarmd (DAY) mode md an d.rm duting *.
amd (NIGHT) retie.
FIRE SUPERVISORY ZONE: A zone wfdch
monilols a fire spdnkler system to detemine *at
main water valve is open or lhaf there is
adquate waler pfessure.
BVPASS: To disable a spcific area of firo or
burglaw protection while leaving other areas
operational. Also, IO ti=ble the operation of a
specific system output cifcuit such as a bll
OutOut.
ALPHA DESCRIPTOR: A zone description (UP
to 3 words) such as .WEST WING SMOKF
which is displayti along wi!h me zone number
on Ihe console dsplay window when a zone is
fa”ll&.
ZONE: A spwific area of protection.

-~

10 ... .... . .. . . . . ..= . . . .
system problems (CALL FOR SERVICE immediately)

Wmice

Company:

Telephone:

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“FEDERALC 0MMUNICATION3C
OMMISSION
(FCC) STATEMENT”
his ~uipment has bwn tested to FcC requirements and has b-n
w, The FCC requires the following smtement foryourinfomafio”:

found ameptibl

his equipment generates and uses radio k~uency energy and if not inshlled and I
,operly, that is, in strict amordance with the manufacturer’s instructions, may CI
ltetierence to radio and television rewption, 11has been ty~ tested and found to co!
ihthelimib
for a Class Bcomputing devimin a@ordance with Mes~c1fwation8in
5 of FCC Rules, which are designed to provide reasonable protection against s
torferonm inare$idential installation, However, there isnoguaranlee tiat interfere
illno!mcur inapaticular
installation. Ilthisquipmem
dwscause inteflerenmtor
television rewption, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on
;er is encouraged to t~ to comect the intetierence by one or more of the Iolfot
easures:
.

lfu6ing anin&oranfenna,

haveaquabV outtiora"tenna

. Rmrientt iereceivinga ntennau ntilinteflerencei
.
.

kvetheremiver
kvetheantenna

.

Plug tiewnbol/communiator
on diflerent banch drcuits,

installd,

srdumdore[minated,

awayhom theconnollmmmunimtor.
leads away from anywire runs totiewn!rol/communicator,
into ad fferent outlet sothatit

andtiere~ivel

necessa~,
the user should consult the dealer or an experienced radoltelavi
~nician for additional suggmtions,
le user or Installer may find the following b.ooklot prepared by the Fed
ommunimtions Commission helpbl: .lntederonm HandkoY
lis booklet is available kom the U.S. Govemmem Printing OffiW, Wasting!on, DC 201
:mk No. 004.000-004w-7,
?eu8er shall not make any changm or moditimtions to the equipment unless author
, tie Insulation InsWotions or User,s Manual, Unauthorized changes or mtificat
!uldvoidtheuser+s authority tooWrate the equipment,
IN THE NENT OF TELEPHONE OPERATIONAL PROBLEMS
In the event of telephone operational problems, disoonn%t the control by removiW t~ plug
from the RJ31x wall jack. We recommend that your wrfified installer demonstrate
disconnecting the phones on installation of the system, Do not disconnect thepho”e
connection insihtho controffmmmuniwtor. Doing sowillresult intheloss ol your phone
tines. If the regular phone works correctly after the control/mmmbniwtor
has been
diswnnectd kom the phonw Rnes, he wnboVmmmunimtor h= a problem and should &
returned for repair. If upon dismnnection of the convollcommunicator, there is still a
problem on the line, “oti~ *S telephone company that tiey have a problem and request
prompt repair sewim. The umr may not undr any circumstances fin or out of warranty)
attempt any sewice or repairs to tie system. [! must be re!uro~ to the factory or an
aufhoriz~ sewim agency for all repairs,

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bypassan al~r~ sensoror dsco;?wt an alarmwarnin~>evim.
Intrusionde!ec!ors(e.g. p%slve Infrard detectors),smokedelwto:s, and manyother Sensin(
devices will not wofk without wwer. 8atww opra!~ devices will not work without banefies, will
dead banetie8, or il the batteries we not put in propady. hvice$ pweced solely by AC will no
work if their AC wwer supply is cut off for any reamn, however briefly.
SiOnals sent by wireless !Iensminers may b blwkti or rell%tti by metal before tiey reati Ih
alarm ,eceivef. Even if the signal path h= ken :mendy timkd
during a wmkly test, blwkag$
can recur if a me!al obj%t is movd into the path.
A uwr may not b able to ream a Wnic or emergenq bullon quic~y enough.
While smoke delmlora have playd a key role in rduclng residential tire deaths In tie Unitw
Slates, they may not activate or provide early warnin~ for a varie~ of re8sons in as many as 35%
01all fires, a=ordlng to data pubtishti by Iho Fadofal Emergenq Mnagement Agenw. time o
the reasons smoke det%tors .s4 In Conjuncllon with this System may not wok ale as 1011w8
Smoke detectors may have ben impropdy Inslalled and positioned. Smoke deteclofa may no
sense fires that start where smoke cannot (each the delw!ors, such aa In &lmneys, In walls, o
rmfs, or on the other side of clowd doors. Smoke de!mlors elm may ..1 %nw a fire on anolhe
level of a residence or builting. A mmnd Ilmr de!%!or, for example, may no! sense a tirsl Ilmr o
basement fife. Mfeover, 8m0ke detectors have sensinn limitati0n8. No smoke detector an Sensl
evev kfldoffire
eveVtime. l"oenerd, detW10r8m;y nolabays wa,nahu!
ticesmusedb)
Carelessness and aale~ hma,d$ Ike smoking In kd, violent exploslon$, es~lng Qw, Imp,op
slorage of flammable ma1eria18,ovedoaded OleclriWl circulls, cfdldren playing with matches, o
arm.. Dnwndno umn tho nature 01 the fire andlor the Iocatio”s of me smoke det~tors, !ht
de!ec!o<, even iiit”opera!es 88 .nticlpatA,
may ..! p,ovide s.lficien!wafning
to QIIOWal
mwpa”ls to escew i“ lime !0 prevent lnj”~ or dealh,
Passive Inb.,ed Motion Do!eclo,s an only detect I.l,usion whhin the desloned renoes .$
tiagrammed in their i.s!allatio” manual. Passive lnherd btec!o,s do not p,ovide vol”metdc are:
protection. They do create multiple kams of pro!% tion, and ino”sion m. only be deleclti ir
unobalrucredareas covered by tho8e bam8. They cannot detmt motion or intf.sion that take!
place behind wall$, .eitinQs, moors, closed doo,s, gla8s pa,titlons, glass doors, ., windows
hchaniml
tampering, masking, Wintino or splaying of any matetial on the mirrors, windows o
any part of the optical syslem Wn fduce their detection atihy. Pas3ive lnbaf~ Detwtofs sensf
changes in temperalur% however, as fhe ambient temperature of protw!d area approaties lhf
temmratufe range of 90° to 150°F, tho del%lion Wrformance mn decrease.
Alarm warning devices such as sirens, bells or horns may not alert Wople of wake up sleepers i
they are Imaled on !he other side of CIOSA oc partly open dmrs. If warning devices sound on e
dlleren! level .Itheresiden.ehom
the bdrooms, thnn they ace Iesshkelyto waken oral.f
Pople inside Ihe bd{ooms. Even prsons who are awake may not hear Ihe warning if the alarm is
muffled from a stereo, ratio, ai, mndbloner or other appliance, or by pa$8ing traMo, Wnally, alarm
warni.o devims, however loud, may nol warn heafing-lmpairti pple or waken deep sleewrs
Telephono lines nwdod to !Iansmit alarm signals from a premi%s 10a central monitoring s!alior
may be o“t 01 semi.. or temporarily .“1 01 sewiw. Telephone knes ar. .180 8.Me.l tc
compromise by sophislialti
in!fbders.
Even if lhesy$tem responds to!ho emergency as intended, h~ever, wcupanls may have
ins. ffiden! time !oorolect !hemselvesf,om theemeroencv si!”ati.n, In !he-seofam.ni!orm
alarm system, auih;rities mayno!rnswnd appropdate~y. .
Thlsq.ipment,
fikeothe, elmtdcaldevims, i8subject tocomponent lallure. Even rno.ohthi$
Wuipment is designed lo Iasl as long as 10 years, the ofoctfonic mmwnents muld fail al any time
The most common cause 01 an alarm system not functioning when an in!
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