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Xl-4, XL-4B, and XL-5 Hookup and Installation Instructions

Version 4

2–2

Multiplex Peripherals

XL-4701

Single Point Multiplex Interface.

XL-4702

2 Point Multiplex Adapter Module that allows two conventional alarm sensing
devices to be connected to the multiplex bus.

XL-4708

8 Point Multiplex Adapter Module. Used to interface 8 conventional sensing
devices to the multiplex bus. Each point will contain a unique address.

XL-4722

Dual Element Passive with built in multiplex point.

XL-4750SDT Smoke Detector with built in multiplex point.

ZR-745MSL

Recessed Contact with RPM.

ZR-750MOH Multiplex Overhead Door Cantact.

ZR-795MR

Recessed Multiplex Contact.

The controls multiplex capability will ONLY operate with Fire Burglary Instruments multiplex
accessories.
A ZR-700P Programmer Multiplex Contacts is needed to program the multiplex address for the
XL-4701, ZR-745MSL, ZR-750MOH, and ZR-795MR.

XL-4705

Relay Module. Each XL-4705 relay module contains 5 relays that may be used by
the system alarm types. Each relay has a unique address selected by Dip switch
settings within the XL-4705 Relay Module.

Summary of Contents for XL-4

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Page 2: ...ary Power 3 8 Programmer Connection 3 8 JP1 3 8 JP2 3 9 Default Reset 3 9 Panel Reset 3 9 Local Printer Connection 3 9 Line Seizure 3 9 Ground 3 9 Telephone Line 3 9 Tamper Switch 3 10 Relay 1 3 10 Re...

Page 3: ...liary Conditions 5 12 Duress Ambush 5 13 LCD Keypad Programming Mode 5 13 Quick Commands 5 13 Log Dump Function 5 17 Keypad Function Summary 5 18 Section 6 Installer Functions 6 1 Keypad Programming 6...

Page 4: ...tes include information that you should be aware of before continuing with the installation and which if not observed could result in operational difficulties This symbol indicates a critical note tha...

Page 5: ...inable Partitions can be setup to protect different functional areas of the same location example office area vs warehouse or different premises within close proximity example shopping center or multi...

Page 6: ...following sections Section 1 Introduction Describes the basic features and capabilities of the control and explains the sections of the Installation Instructions Section 2 System Components Specifies...

Page 7: ...ems with zone numbers less than 16 Expansion Modules 7105 Zone Expander Plug in module provides an additional eight hardwired zones for the XL 4 and XL 5 7120 XL 4 Multiplex Expansion Module Plug in m...

Page 8: ...e with built in multiplex point XL 4750SDT Smoke Detector with built in multiplex point ZR 745MSL Recessed Contact with RPM ZR 750MOH Multiplex Overhead Door Cantact ZR 795MR Recessed Multiplex Contac...

Page 9: ...okup Hardwired Zone Expander Multiplex Zone Expander Keypad Connections Auxiliary Power Programmer Connector JP1 JP2 Default Reset Panel Reset Ground Start Line Seizure Ground Telephone Line Tamper Sw...

Page 10: ...K INSTRUCTIONS NOTE 1 Connect to cold water pipe ground 16 gauge at 15 feet NOTE 2 Terminal 27 is internally connected to terminal 31 For dry contact output on RELAY 1 cut jumper JP2 NOTE 3 Total alar...

Page 11: ...Battery March Park Quincy MA 02269 6 Battery capacity for Emergency Standby is a minimum of 4 hours Under normal conditions this battery will last 3 years use only exact replacements 7 Maximum entranc...

Page 12: ...can be installed as follows 1 Remove all power from the control panel 2 Attach the three plastic support mounting pieces to the zone expander module in the three holes located on the printed circuit b...

Page 13: ...ons located to the left of the wiring diagram Carefully align the six pins on the top and bottom of the mounting connectors Press down firmly on the expander board to insure that the board is secure i...

Page 14: ...s should be run avoiding sources of possible AC induction or interference caused by other devices For example Electrical wiring Computer wires etc The available keypad power from terminals 13 and 16 i...

Page 15: ...witch is in the ON position When the left hand side of the switch is pushed in the switch is in the OFF position On XK 516 and XK 5LC keypads when the switch is pushed toward the back of the keypad th...

Page 16: ...4 to the desired position then enter and exit from the keypad programming mode Auxiliary Power Auxiliary power 13 8VDC regulated can be obtained from three different outputs of the control panel The t...

Page 17: ...o occur This will not alter any of the programming information within the system Local Printer Connection This pin P1 is used to connect to the 7130 Serial Printer Interface Module to output the Syste...

Page 18: ...dry contacts as shown below Bell Output UL commercial installations require ADEMCO model AD10 12 or ADEMCO MBL 8 mounted in the model AB bell housing Maximum alarm load is 1 Amp REFER TO WIRING DIAGR...

Page 19: ...below are some recommended smoke detectors and EOL relays Gentex Model 6040 6041 Voltage 10 16 VDC standby 5mA Alarm 60mA ESL Model 445AT Voltage 5 1 16 5VDC standby 1 5mA Alarm 100mA Power supervisi...

Page 20: ...ximum Pin 3 of the trigger connector is an Arm Disarm trigger which can be selected for high or low output through the programming questions and is normally active high high 3mA low 12mA Trigger 7 is...

Page 21: ...defined for partition 1 Battery backup requirements for a 24 hour backup will require various backup battery capacities based on the amount of auxiliary power being used by the control panel and auxi...

Page 22: ...diagram 5 Connect the keypad wiring connector to the keypad and place the keypad on the mounting plate attached to the wall 6 Snap the keypad front onto the the keypad back XK 7LC and XK 716 Surface...

Page 23: ...keypad mounting hardware and the plastic spacer to location 1 Secure the other end of the strap location 2 on diagram to the white plastic opening using the Phillips head screw removed in step 2 5 Con...

Page 24: ...Xl 4 XL 4B and XL 5 Hookup and Installation Instructions Version 4 3 16...

Page 25: ...wire multiplex bus to the control panel The 7120 or 7126 Multiplex expander can be installed as follows 1 Remove all power from the control panel 2 Attach the three plastic support mounting pieces to...

Page 26: ...lows The 7120 multiplex bus can contain no more than 64 points and the 7126 multiplex bus can contain no more than 120 points The number of points depends on the type of multiplex accessory used For e...

Page 27: ...n to obtain up to 64 points on the multiplex bus The polling loop can be run in a variety of configurations as shown in the diagrams below The configuration should be selected to suit the particulars...

Page 28: ...removed then an alarm condition will be generated based on the programming characteristics of the left loop of that device For example if the left loop is defined as a 24 hour device then an alarm con...

Page 29: ...pad Function Summary The purpose of this section of the manual is to describe how to perform routine functions on the control panel Keypad Layout The system can be operated through either the LCD keyp...

Page 30: ...d zone indications are suppressed BYPASSES Slow Blink 600 msec ON 600 msec OFF Zone bypasses are displayed as a very slow blink of the zone indicator light FAULTED ZONES Solid ON Faulted zones are dis...

Page 31: ...he entry delay 6 CODE Function key used to perform various system functions through the keypad including Programming Walk Test User Code Modification and System Activity Log View 7 NUMERICAL KEYPAD Th...

Page 32: ...device through an installer keypad programming session or by an authorized user through the keypad Note From an initial default state the panel will contain the user code 1234 Either the installer or...

Page 33: ...number When the problem with zone 13 has been corrected the READY display will appear Note If more than one zone is not ready then the zones that are not ready will scroll on the display approximately...

Page 34: ...sing selected zones which have been defined as Auto Stay zones Auto Stay zones are burglary zones with Bypass and Auto Stay enabled Auto Stay is enabled in the same manner as AWAY except the entry exi...

Page 35: ...ed to exclude burglary zones that are faulty or not ready from activating the system In order to bypass a zone the zone definition must specify that the zone can be bypassed In addition the user perfo...

Page 36: ...stem Forced Arming Procedure BYPASS USER BYPASS If any of the zones currently faulted are not bypassable then the command will not succeed and a long beep will follow A programming option exists to de...

Page 37: ...itted to the Central station for alarms and restores Alarms will only be transmitted to the CS for the first zone within the group that goes into alarm Subsequent alarm conditions from other zones wit...

Page 38: ...user authorization levels and partition assignments are initially setup through the EZ Mate PC Downloader LCD Keypad programming or obtained through the default values Users within the control panel h...

Page 39: ...invalid code is entered the keypad will beep four times and the keypad will repeat the question The last question within user definition is the authorization level Note Users cannot program authoriza...

Page 40: ...FIRE zn004 MAIN HALLWAY After scrolling through the alarms the display will return to the first condition and repeat the sequence of alarms until the system is cleared On LED keypads the zones that we...

Page 41: ...y 1 Quick Arming 2 Quick Forced Arm 3 Time Date Set and Auto Arming 4 LCD Zone Directory 5 Quick Bypass 6 Chime On Off 7 User Partition Assignment LCD Keypads Only Each of the quick arming commands ca...

Page 42: ...tatus for all active partitions that the user has been authorized LCD keypads will show the following when the system is ready to be armed or will display the partitions armed when some or all partiti...

Page 43: ...to exit TIME SET EXAMPLE Example Set clock to 11 21 PM December 21 1992 3 11 INSTANT 21 CODE INSTANT 12 INSTANT 21 INSTANT 92 The system will automatically determine the day of the week and will adjus...

Page 44: ...mand will display the descriptors for the zones associated with your partition only To exit from the zone directory function press any key from the keypad Quick Bypassing 5 Bypassing can also be perfo...

Page 45: ...n completion press the key Log Dump Function The control panel contains a feature that can automatically transmit the system activity log to a remote or local printer This action can be programmed to...

Page 46: ...BYPASS ZN BYPASS ZN UNBYPASS BYPASS USER ZN UNBYPASS multiple BYPASS USER ZN BYPASS ZN BYPASS ZN GROUP UNBYPASS BYPASS USER 2 ZN FORCED ARMING BYPASS USER BYPASS DISARM USER USER DEFINITION CODE USER...

Page 47: ...the asterisk key INSTALLER CODE is the six digit installer code x is the desired function as follows 1 Keypad Programming 2 Time Day Setup 3 Walk Test 4 Walk Test with Bell Output 5 Default Reset 6 S...

Page 48: ...e 004 MASTER BEDROOM The initial walk test mode will scroll through a list of the zones that have not been tested The first line of the display shows the zone number and the second line contains the z...

Page 49: ...perform the system default enter 5 to exit press The default procedure may take up to 30 seconds as the default values are being read into the panel After completion the panel will reset and return t...

Page 50: ...ry or System Error SYS RSTR System restore of condition such as AC Loss Low Battery System Error OPEN us p Opening us user performing the opening p partition CLOSE us p Closing us user performing the...

Page 51: ...bor p Indicates that an abort occurred and a restore signal was transmitted p partition Comm Failure Communications failure with CS Stay Arm us p Indicates that a STAY arming was performed us User p p...

Page 52: ...Xl 4 XL 4B and XL 5 Hookup and Installation Instructions Version 4 6 6...

Page 53: ...jury or death Passive Infrared Motion Detectors can only detect intrusion within the designed ranges as diagrammed in their installation manual Passive Infrared Detectors do not provide volumetric are...

Page 54: ...t outlet so that it and the radio or television receiver are on different branch circuits If necessary the user should consult the dealer or an experienced radio television technician for additional s...

Page 55: ...TION ON THE FACE HEREOF IN NO CASE SHALL SELLER BE LIABLE TO ANYONE FOR ANY CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES FOR BREACH OF THIS OR ANY OTHER WARRANTY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED OR UPON ANY OTHER BASIS OF L...

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Page 57: ...4 XL 4702 2 2 4 4 XL 4708 2 2 4 4 XL 4722 2 2 4 4 XL 4750SDT 2 2 4 4 ZR 745MSL 2 2 4 4 ZR 750MOH 2 2 4 4 ZR 795MR 2 2 4 4 Multiplex Zone Expander Installation 3 5 Panel Reset 3 9 Polling Loop Expansi...

Page 58: ...1 9 5l N9144V1 10 98 Subsidiary of Pittway Corp 149 Eileen Way Syosset New York 11791 Copyright 1998 PITTWAY CORPORATION...

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