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Section: 2 

IDS X64 Remote Receiver  700-408-02A   Issued August 2010 

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8.

 

The keypad displays “Remote Receivr

 N

”, “

R

 MM:SS”. 

9.

 

Enter 

[RELAY PULSE TIME] 

followed by the 

[*] 

key. 

10.

 

The keypad displays “

R

 time”. 

11.

 

Once you have finished, press the 

[#] 

key

 

to exit programming. 

 

LED Keypad 

 

1.

 

Hold the

 [*]

 key until the beep (3-4 seconds).  

2.

 

The READY and ARM LEDs flash alternately. 

3.

 

Enter 

[MASTER CODE]

 followed by the

 [*] 

key.

  

4.

 

The READY LED flashes. 

5.

 

Enter 

[2] [5]

 followed by the 

[*]

 key.  

6.

 

The READY and ARM LEDs flash simultaneously. 

7.

 

Enter 

[RECEIVER NUMBER]

, which could be 1, 2, 3, or 4, followed by the

 [*] 

key. 

 

8.

 

The READY LED comes on. 

Time is displayed in BCD format, but is entered as 4 consecutive digits as per usual. There are 

four zone LEDs for every digit: 

 

Zone LED 

Time 

 

Zone LED 

Time 

 

(x 1 = 1) 

 

(x 1 = 0) 

 

(x 2 = 0) 

 

10 

(x 2 = 2) 

 

(x 4 = 4) 

 

11 

(x 4 = 4) 

   Mm:Ss 

(x 8 = 0) 

 

12 

(x 8 = 0) 

= 45:36 

 

 

 

 

 

 

(x 1 = 0) 

 

13 

(x 1 = 1) 

M = LEDs 8 through 5 

(x 2 = 0) 

 

14 

(x 2 = 2) 

m = LEDs 4 through 1 

(x 4 = 4) 

 

15 

(x 4 = 0) 

S = LEDs 16 through 13 

(x 8 = 0) 

 

16 

(x 8 = 0) 

s = LEDs 12 through 9 

 

EXAMPLE: 

To get your first minute you add up the values of LEDs 8-5. From the Table above, you will see 

that LED 7 is on – giving you an answer of 4. For your second minute, look at the values for LEDs 

4-1. LEDs 1 and 3 are on which is a combined value of 5. For the first second we will look at 

LEDs 16-13. LEDs 13+14 are on, which equals 3. For our last second look at LEDs 9 through 12. 

The added values of LEDs 10+11 is 6. Add this all together and we get 45:36 as our time. 

 

9.

 

Enter 

[RELAY PULSE TIME]

, which is MMSS, followed by the 

[*] 

key. 

10.

 

The READY LED is on if viewing relay 1, and the ARM LED is on if viewing relay 2.  

11.

 

Once you have finished, press the 

[#]

 key to exit programming. 

2.11

 

Defaulting the Remote Receiver 

 

Use the following steps to default the Remote Receiver. 

 

[*] [Master Code] [*] [2] [6] [*] [Receiver Number] [*] [*] [#] 

 

LCD Keypad 

 

1.

 

Hold the

 [*]

 key until the beep (3-4 seconds).  

2.

 

The keypad displays “Master Code + *”.

 

3.

 

Enter 

[MASTER CODE]

 followed by the

 [*] 

key. 

 

4.

 

The keypad displays “Option Menu”, “Add User Code”. 

Summary of Contents for X64

Page 1: ......

Page 2: ...IDS X64 Remote Receiver 700 408 02A Issued August 2010 2...

Page 3: ...7 2 4 Number Assignment 8 2 5 Add Remote to Panel 9 2 6 Add Remote to Panel Advanced 10 2 7 Delete Remote from Panel 12 2 8 Set Remote Receiver Button Properties 13 2 9 Set Remote Receiver Relay Prope...

Page 4: ...ys that can be operated by Remote Transmitters which can be used to operate gates or lights 1 2 Features A maximum of 128 remotes in default mode Three LEDs for communication Support for Bus wired ope...

Page 5: ...rolled devices suitable for antenna 1 Straighten the antenna It should not be kinked or coiled or rolled into a ball and it should not lie against metal Hanging is best but lying on wood is also fine...

Page 6: ...plete and the Remote Receiver is working replace the cover 1 5 Electrical Specifications Supply Voltage 10 to 15 VDC Current Consumption 30mA Relay Rating Contacts 1 A 30 VDC Minimum Receiver Sensitiv...

Page 7: ...remote is added to both Remote Receivers and both Remote Receivers receive the signal when the remote s button 1 is pushed then one Remote Receiver will send an arm disarm command while the other send...

Page 8: ...e destination of commands from the panel Allowable Remote Receiver numbers are 1 2 3 or 4 Each Remote Receiver must have a different number multiple assignments of a Remote Receiver number will cause...

Page 9: ...Button 15 Press and hold the remote button 16 The keypad displays Confirming 17 Release the remote button 18 The keypad displays Success Rt User R M 0 19 Press the key to return to steps 11 18 if you...

Page 10: ...re must be a new Remote Receiver Only if a user code is set as a global code will it simultaneously arm disarm all partitions assigned to that user code using the Remote Transmitter A user code can be...

Page 11: ...e on 11 Enter MANAGEMENT BUTTON which could be 0 1 2 3 4 followed by the key 12 The READY LED flashes and the ARM AWAY and POWER LEDs are on NOTE Button 1 is indicated by zone LED 9 coming on Button 2...

Page 12: ...exist an error beep occurs and the display remains unchanged NOTE If you choose to delete from all the receivers then the menu will revert back to step 9 for the next code to delete If you are deleti...

Page 13: ...UMBER which could be 1 2 3 or 4 followed by the key 10 The keypad displays Remote Receivr N B R RS 11 At the keypad you can scroll through the properties with the and keys Use the key to toggle proper...

Page 14: ...f you press a number greater than 5 for the button property the keypad will beep indicating an illegal entry 2 9 Set Remote Receiver Relay Properties Use the following steps to set the Remote Receiver...

Page 15: ...be 1 2 3 or 4 followed by the key 12 Press the key to scroll to next relay 13 Once you have finished press the key to exit programming NOTE If the Remote Receiver relays are configured as secure the...

Page 16: ...2 2 m LEDs 4 through 1 7 x 4 4 15 x 4 0 S LEDs 16 through 13 8 x 8 0 16 x 8 0 s LEDs 12 through 9 EXAMPLE To get your first minute you add up the values of LEDs 8 5 From the Table above you will see...

Page 17: ...ly and the ARM LED is on 9 Press the key 10 The ARM and AWAY LEDs flash simultaneously and the READY and POWER LEDs flash simultaneously 11 To default additional receivers repeat step 7 12 Once you ha...

Page 18: ...er RECEIVER NUMBER which could be 1 2 3 or 4 followed by the key 8 The ARM and AWAY LEDs flash simultaneously and the READY and POWER LEDs flash simultaneously NOTE The keypad will beep 3 times and th...

Page 19: ...IVER NUMBER which could be 1 2 3 or 4 followed by the key 8 The READY and AWAY LEDs flash simultaneously and the ARM LED is on 9 Press the button on the remote 10 If you are successful the ARM and AWA...

Page 20: ...ing on Remote Receiver 3 in indicated by zone LEDs 1 2 coming on Remote Receiver 4 is indicated by zone LED 3 coming on The keypad will beep 3 times and then repeat the beeps if the receiver is not re...

Page 21: ...able If it is not lit and the panel is not in installer mode then check both continuity and polarity of the data Bus wiring After startup the DIPswitches are ignored Upon completion of startup includi...

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