Interlogix XL LCD Keypad Plus Regional Settings Guide - Manual (Page 5)

21-3609E rev1.0 xL Regional Settings Guide 1
Powering on the System for the First Time
Understanding How to Program the System Using the LCD Keypad
LCD Keypad:
1
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- # 2 ABC 3 DEF
4 5 JKL 6 MNO GHI
7 8 TUV 9 WXY PRS
ComsLost #50624 ef
Enter code 4 2 8 2 2
0 Z_Q
X
X
• When the system is first powered, the LCD keypad
will display that its communications are lost
(ComsLost). The number to the right of this
comment is the keypad’s unique serial address.
NOTE: An LCD keypad is the only module that will
always display its address when it is first powered.
This is the address number that is programmed into
the system for it to identify any module. Any module
will have its unique address written on a sticker on its
circuit board.
• To the right of the keypad’s serial number are left
and right arrows. These represent the left and right
arrow keys lower down on the keypad. These arrow
keys are used to browse through menus. If the
arrow keys are pressed in this screen, the type of
keypad e.g. G-ProxII, the available voltage e.g.
13.135V and the panel firmware version e.g. V1.3
will display.
• The next line of information will ask that the default
log on Code: “24822” is entered to log on to the
system.
• After this number has been entered, the screens
will start rotating with different messages. One will
state “Prog-Lost!” for program lost because the
system presently has no program. Another serial
number will appear next to that comment e.g.
“07132”. This is the serial number of the main
control board. If this number is not marked on the
board, mark it down to be used later.
• Another screen that will appear will be the non-
current date and time which can be reset to be
current later. The bottom LCD line will request that
a 3 digit ID be entered. Enter the default ID for a
service technician: “000”. “Service, Enter PIN:” will
appear. Enter the default service user’s pin: “2482”
• The next screen will say: “Configure?” and give a
selection for the mode in which you want to
configure the system. The first selection is “Locally”
meaning the system can be configured using the
keypad only. Use the left-right arrow keys to toggle
between “Remote” for configuring the system with a
connection to the Director Configuration Software.
Configure?
◄ Locally ► ↓Ok • Press the keypad button
below “Ok” when the
selection has been made.
Configure Locally
• If the configure locally selection is made, the next
screen will ask to “Select region” for the style of
system configurations that are required for different
places in the world. Use the left-right arrow keys to
browse through them. The selections are: N (North)
America, European, U.K., Aus/NZ (Australia, New
Zealand), China/H.K (Hong Kong), Netherlands,
Switzerland, France.
Selecting North American Example
• If North America is selected, the screen will ask the
number of users that will be operating the system.
Use the left and right arrow keys to browse through
the selections of 20, 100, 300 or 1000 Users or for
the closest number of users in the system and
press Ok.
Example: 1000 Users
• The next screen asks “Save Settings?”. Select Yes
with the arrow keys and press Ok.
• The screen will display: “Please Wait….” After a
few moments, the screen will go momentarily blank.
It will then display ComsLost again. Enter the code
24822
again.
• The screen will display: “!! In Alarm !!”, “Enter ID:”.
This means that there are alarm conditions in the
system that need to be checked. Enter the ID e.g.
Service ID: “000” and the Service PIN: “2482”.
• “Silence System ?” will appear on the first line. On
the second line will be “
↓Yes ↓No View↓”. The
arrows point down towards the 3 buttons in a row
below the LCD screen. 1 button for each arrow.
This is a common operation through out the system
that arrows on the screen will point to their keypad
buttons from operation to operation to perform a
procedure. In this case, press the button below
“Yes” to Silence the System, “No” not to silence or
“View” to look at reasons for the Alarm condition.
• If Yes or No were selected, “Push for Menus” will
appear with the option to set the system to Stay