Interlogix Monitor XL Advanced Installation Guide - Manual (Page 69)

21-3602E rev1.5 Monitor xL™ Advanced Installation Guide 63
European and ACPO Installations
Restoring Tampers
Once a tamper condition occurs it will be logged within
the system’s history log. Tampers can be silenced by
any authorized users however, a system message will
scroll on the LCD display to indicate that a tamper
condition had occurred: “Was in Tamper”.
This message can only be cleared during a service call
in the following manner:
i) The main panel cabinet must be opened to activate
the ‘tamper sensor’
ii) The system will generate a tamper alarm; this must
be first silenced by the authorized user.
iii) Next, the Service user ID and Pin must be entered
followed by the ID and Pin of the authorized user.
iv) Close the main panel cabinet to secure the tamper
sensor.
System Conditions that will Block Arming
The system will block arming when the following
conditions are active:
 System Tamper
 Module Tamper
 Module Communications Failure
 Prime Power Fault
 Battery Fault
 Communicator Fault
 Detector in active / fault condition
The following conditions that block the arming can be
overridden by the user:
 Detector in active / fault condition
 Prime power fault
All other blocking conditions must be either corrected or
overridden by a Service Engineer.
ACPO Installation Requirements
The following is required in the UK to ensure
conformity with the DD243:2004 Standard. LCD
Keypad configuration screen numbers are referenced
through out.
Programming:
System
 When powering up a new panel, activate the U.K.
functionality. Refer to System Programming
S002:00, “Panel Operation Mode” and select option
“2”.
 To allow disarming using ACE as described in the
DD243 standard, the system must be configured for
‘Supports Access + Intrusion’ (Screen S002:01).
This is necessary to generate a Confirmed
Alarm.
 Pin Duress must be enabled to signal Personal
Attacks and Holdups. Refer to System Programming
S002:01. Select “
 Yes” for “Allow Duress PINS”.
Authority
 Auto – Remove Bypass should be set for all user
authority levels to ensure that any automatic
bypasses made as a result of a DD243 are lifted
when the system is disarmed. Refer to Profile
Programming I0XX:01. Select “
 Yes” for selection
4: “Auto-Remove Bypass”.
To enable user authorities to Test the siren and
strobe, ensure the “
 Yes” is selected for the Test
option in Profile Programming I0XX:0I, selection 5:
“Test”.
Area
 ‘Stay on Fail to Exit’ must be disabled so that the
system will only arm if the external exit button is
pushed. Refer to Area Programming A0XX:01 and
ensure selection 5 is set as “ No”.
 ‘Terminate Exit Delay’ must be disabled so that
opening and closing the exit door will not terminate
the exit delay, this should be done by pushing the
exit button to terminate the exit delay. Refer to Area
Group A0XX:01 selection 7 and set as “ No”.
 ‘Alarm on Fail to Exit’ must be enabled to ensure
that the system will indicate locally if the exit button
has not been pushed. This will disarm the area to off
on failure to exit properly due to not pushing the exit
button. Refer to Area Group A0XX:01 selection 6
and set as “
 Yes”.
 ‘Siren Squawk on Arming’ must be enabled to locally
annunciate arming. Refer to Area Group A0XX:02
selection 4 and set as “
 Yes”.
Exit Button
To setup the exit button as required in DD243 a
custom point type must be first created.
 Create a custom point type in the Custom Point
Programming T0XX:00 to, Level = 0 (24 hr, Always),
Characteristic Type = 40 (Command Point) and
Class = 6 (Supervisory).
 Assign the newly created custom point type to an
appropriate input point. See Input Programming
PXXX:00.
Switched Communicator Line Faults
This system provides capabilities to Enable Line
Failure from switched communicators. This feature is
provided on the World Wide Modem. For details
please refer to Installation Instructions 21-3611.