Interlogix Monitor XL Hardware Guide User Manual

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SN#:1B3414

→Edit

↓Save ↓

Pxxx

↓2

This screen will then
display:

SN#:1B3414:

This is

the Serial Number of the sensor that was enrolled
into this input number.
Pressing the keypad right arrow button will display
the

SVN:0 TMP:

IN:

screen for editing. The

Del

‘ button can also be pressed to remove the

sensor and another sensor could be programmed
for this input number if desired.

Equipment/Pseudo Point Selections for Wireless V2

Module Trouble

(E011), ensure this is set to detect:

Module Bus connection to V2 module failure.

V2 module failure.

V2 module has not received any sensor signal for X
amount of time (

AllSVN

).

Module Battery Low

(E012), ensure this is set so

‘Senor Low Battery’ will be detected.
Module Program Edit

(E013) can be optionally set to

detect when the sensor settings have been changed.
This alert will not re-set until there have not been any
further program changes for one hour.

LCD Keypad Status

Enter ‘Status’ at the system’s LCD keypad.

Press the keypad’s right arrow key until

App

(Application Module) displays. Press the keypad
button under it.

When

Wireless2

or

WL2

displays, press the button

under

↓Yes

.

Keypad left and right arrow keys can be pressed to
scroll through the input numbers and V2 module
conditions.

Input Number Status

The input number range associated with the V2 will
display and the input’s condition e.g.

009

→Ok

.

It can also display the following for an input:

NoSvn

‘ No Supervision. A sensor supervision signal

failure. The input will appear in point status as a
tamper.

Lobat

‘ Low senor battery. This will generate a

module or pod low battery alert. If the sensor’s
battery was replaced, the sensor’s reset button on
its printed circuit board must be pressed.

Not Enrolled

‘ A sensor is not programmed to

this input. The input will appear in point status as a
tamper. Delete the input if it will not be used.

NoRcv

‘ No Receiver detected. V2 module

malfunction.

PtTmp

‘ Input sensor tamper. The input will appear

in point status as a tamper.

V2 Module Status

After scrolling through all the V2 input conditions, the
condition of the V2 module will display: e.g.

Pod

→Ok

.

It can also display the following for a module:

NoSvn

‘ The V2 module is not communicating on the

module bus.

NoSen

‘ The V2 module has not received

communication from its sensors, based on the
supervision delay period set for the V2 module
(

AllSVN

).

Module Status will display the V2 module in tamper
for either of these conditions.

V2 Test Menus

Log on to the system LCD keypad as a Service
User.

Select ‘

Test

‘ from the Menu and

App

→ WL2

or

Wireless2.

Check (X.Xx)
↓Signal ↓Scan

This screen will display:

(X.Xx)

indicates the V2

firmware version number.

Signal

‘ selects a sensor signal strength menu.

xxx

< >

Si

>

3 OK

Signal 014 of 21

Pressing ‘

Signal

‘ will

display

this

screen:

xxx

represents an

input sensor number on the V2 module.
< > keypad left and right arrow keys can be pressed

to scroll through the input numbers.

Si

(gnal)

>

3 OK

is an example of the V2 receiver

getting an adequate signal strength from the sensor.

xxx

< >

Si

>

4 Weak

Signal 001 of 21

This screen is an example

of the V2 receiver getting

an inadequate signal from
the sensor.

The second line in both screens displays the actual
signal strength measured on a scale of 000 to 021
(maximum).

If a sensor has not been enrolled in an input

number,

Not Enrolled

will display on the top line.

Scan

‘ selects an RF scanning menu.

When ‘

Scan

’ is pressed the screen will display

Waiting...

’ to receive an RF transmission from

any sensor. NOTE: if this screen never changes, it is
possible the V2 module is not working properly.

SN#:1B3414 LEARN

AA BB

If this screen displays

when a signal is received,
it is from a sensor that has

not been enrolled in the system, indicated by

LEARN. SN#:1B3414

is the sensor’s unique serial

number.

SN#:1B3414*P#xxx

AA BB

If this screen displays
when a signal is received,
it is from a sensor that is

enrolled in the system, indicated by

P#xxx

where

xxx

is the input number.

Either an asterisk or a blank will display after a
sensor’s serial number as it toggles every time a
transmission from a different sensor is received.

In either screen, ‘

AA BB

‘ is changing data that can

be ignored. It is for internal Engineering use only.

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