DMP XT50, XT30 User Manual
SYSTEM USER GUIDE
XT SERIES CONTROL PANEL
HOW TO HANDLE AN ALARM
Enter your user code or present your credential to the keypad if it has a built-in proximity reader. You will see:
IS THIS A FALSE ALARM? YES NO or CANCEL VERIFY
Press NO or VERIFY to notify to the emergency monitoring station.
Your system will remain armed.
Press YES or CANCEL to cancel the alarm.
Real Alarm
False Alarm
Your system will disarm.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Get to Know Your System ................................... 3
Use Your Keypad .................................................. 5
LCD Keypad ......................................................................... 5
Graphic Touchscreen Keypad .......................................6
Using the Keypad ............................................................. 11
Know Your System Type ..................................... 13
Area ..................................................................................... 13
All/Perimeter ..................................................................... 13
Home/Sleep/Away .......................................................... 13
Arm Your System .................................................14
Area ...................................................................................... 14
All/Perimeter ..................................................................... 14
Home/Sleep/Away ..........................................................14
More Arming Options .................................................... 15
Disarm Your System ............................................16
How to Handle an Alarm .............................................. 16
Disarm Your System ....................................................... 16
Using Keyfobs ......................................................17
Arm ....................................................................................... 17
Disarm .................................................................................. 17
User Menu .............................................................18
Description of Each Option ......................................... 18
Access User Menu ........................................................... 19
User Check-In .................................................................... 19
Zone Activity Check ....................................................... 19
Sensor Reset ..................................................................... 19
Outputs On/O ...............................................................20
Favorite ..............................................................................20
Z-Wave Setup .................................................................. 23
Wi-Fi Setup ....................................................................... 25
Bypass Zones ................................................................... 26
Zone Monitor (Chime) .................................................. 26
System Test ........................................................................27
User Codes ........................................................................ 28
Schedules .......................................................................... 33
Date and Time .................................................................36
Display Events ................................................................. 36
Request Service? ............................................................36
Common Keypad Displays ................................ 37
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GET TO KNOW YOUR SYSTEM
Your system may not include all of the equipment and functions found in this guide.
J19 Celllular
Antenna
connection
J7 RJ
Supervision
J1
J3
Ethernet
Phone Line
OVC LED
RCV
Power
J8
LED
XMIT
Programming
J20
Wireless
Antenna
J24 Celllular
connection
header for
(XT50 only)
263G
TX RX
connection
Wireless LEDs
J18
Load
J16
Reset
Control Panel
J11
1
2
3
4
Outputs
The control panel acts as your system’s brain. It communicates with the keypad
and all the other system devices throughout the building.
FRI 2:52 PM
1 2 3 4
C
F
B
E
A
D
5 6 7 8
O
R
N
Q
M
P
9 0 CMD
Z
Y
CURRENT
82
HI LO
TODAY
98 77
I
L
H
K
G
J
HI LO
DISARMED
98 77
TUESDAY
X
U
W
T
V
S
R
E
K
T
C
N
A
E
B
Keypad
Panic
The keypad allows you to control your system from one place. You can use it
Chime
Reset
to arm and disarm your system, add user codes, verify alarms, and many other
Favorites
functions.
Prox Key
A prox key is an impact resistant credential that fits on a standard key ring. It
allows for codeless arming, disarming, and door access when it is presented to a
reader.
Sensor
Sensors are small devices that monitor motion, temperature, flooding, breaking
glass, and know when windows and doors have been opened.
Key Fob Remote
Depending on how your key fob remote is set up, it provides an easy way to arm
and disarm your system or send a panic alarm.
Siren
The siren emits sound when your system goes into alarm.
Smoke and Carbon Monoxide (CO) Detector
These detectors notify you when smoke or carbon monoxide is present. Some
detectors have an integrated synchronized sounder. If they are installed in groups,
they will all sound simultaneously.
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Z-Wave
TM
Z-Wave devices allow you to control the lights, small appliances, garage doors,
thermostats, and locks from the keypad, Virtual KeypadTM App, and VirtualKeypad.
com™.
SecureComTM Video
SecureCom Video allows you to add wired or wireless cameras inside or outside the
building. You can easily record clips or view live video feed at any time using the
Virtual Keypad App or VirtualKeypad.com.
Virtual Keypad App and VirtualKeypad.com
The Virtual Keypad App and VirtualKeypad.com allow you to control and monitor
your system on the go. The app is available for Apple® and Android™ devices.
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USE YOUR KEYPAD
Your system may have one or more LCD keypads that allow you to operate the system.
LCD Keypad
Proximity Card Reader
The keypad may have a built-in proximity card reader
that allows you to arm or disarm your system when
you present a credential.
Power and Armed LEDs
The AC Power and Armed LEDs indicate your system’s
power and armed status.
Select Keys
Use the select keys to type and navigate in the keypad.
Power
LED
Armed
LED
ABC PRINTING
FRI 2:51 AM
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
9 0 CMD
32-Character Display
Select Keys
Data Entry Digit Keys
CMD Key
Backlit Logo
and Proximity Antenna
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Back Arrow Key
Graphic Touchscreen Keypad
Options
On the LCD keypad, press and hold the CMD and back
arrow keys at the same time to access the Options
Menu. On the Graphic Touchscreen Keypad, press
Options in the carousel menu. From here, you can
adjust the keypad brightness, tone, and volume.
Interactive Shield
On the Graphic Touchscreen Keypad, press the shield
to display your arming options. Disarm your system by
pressing the shield and entering your user code.
Carousel Menu
On the Graphic Touchscreen Keypad, use the
navigation arrows or press and drag to scroll through
the carousel menu options.
TODAY
TUESDAY
Local
Weather
System Status Icon
CURRENT
82
HI LO
98 77
HI LO
DISARMED
98 77
Interactive
Shield
Panic
Chime
Reset
Favorites
Proximity Card Reader
and Power/Armed LEDs
Navigation Arrows
Carousel Menu
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CAROUSEL MENU OPTIONS FOR GRAPHIC TOUCHSCREEN KEYPADS
Panic Press Police, Emergency, or Fire to send a panic report to the emergency monitoring station.
Chime Press Chime to turn the chime feature on and o. If chime is on, the keypad will sound an alert and
Reset Press Reset to reset fire and panic sensors after they have triggered an alarm.
Favorites Favorites displays a list of your Z-Wave favorites. Press a Favorite to activate it.
Options Press Options to display the Setting Options screen. From here, you can adjust the keypad screen
Keypad Press Keypad to display a standard DMP keypad. Use this option to access the User Menu.
User Codes Press User Codes to add, edit, or delete user codes in your system.
Schedules Press Schedules to add, edit, or delete schedules. You can also use it to assign schedules to outputs and
Events Events allows you to view up to 12,000 past events that occurred on your system over the last 45 days.
Thermostats Press Thermostats to display the Z-Wave thermostats screen. From here, you can adjust the temperature
Doors Press Doors to lock or unlock Z-Wave locks. You can also open and close Z-Wave-equipped garage doors.
Lights Press Lights to turn ON, turn OFF, or DIM Z-Wave lights.
display a notification when external doors and windows (with sensors installed) are opened.
brightness, tone, and volume. You can also choose what you want to display in the carousel menu.
favorites, as well as auto-arming and auto-disarming.
or select ON, OFF, HEAT, COOL, or FA N.
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System Status Icons
System status icons for the Graphic Touchscreen keypad are located at the top of your home screen. The following
icons indicate the status of your system:
System Ready to Arm
The check mark indicates that your system is ready to arm. If you don’t see the check mark, a door or
window may be open.
Attention List
When pressed, the attention list icon displays the type of event or trouble message your system has
recorded. It also shows the name and number of any aected zones.
Battery Trouble
If you see this icon, your system’s battery is low or disconnected.
Chime On
This icon means your chime is turned on. A tone will sound each time a door or window is opened. You
can activate this feature in the Chime section of the user menu.
AC Power Trouble
If you see this icon, your system’s isn’t receiving AC power.
Wi-Fi Connection
If you see this icon, your system is connected to a Wi-Fi network.
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Weather
Your system has been programmed to provide local weather information based on your zip code. Current weather
conditions and forecasted HI and LOW temperatures are available on the home screen.
Security Provider Logo
Press the logo at the top of the keypad to bring up your security provider’s contact information.
Power/Armed LED
The LED at the top-center of the keypad indicates the keypad’s power status and your system’s arming status.
Depending on the status, the LED will be red or blue. See the table below for more information.
COLOR AND ACTIVITY ARMED STATUS KEYPAD POWER STATUS
Blue Steady Disarmed AC Power OK, Battery OK
Blue Blinking Disarmed AC Power OK, Battery Trouble
No Light Disarmed AC Power Trouble, Battery OK
Red Steady Armed AC Power OK, Battery OK
Red/Blue Alternate Armed AC Power OK, Battery Trouble
Red Blinking Armed AC Power Trouble, Battery OK
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Proximity Card Reader
Your keypad provides a built-in proximity card reader located behind the power/armed LED. Present your proximity
card or keyfob here to disarm your system.
Interactive Shield
The interactive shield allows arming and disarming from the home screen. Depending on your system type, you will
see either the All/Perimeter or Home/Sleep/Away options when you press the shield to arm your system.
All
This arming type arms both the perimeter and the interior of your home. Use this when you are leaving
the house and no one will remain inside.
Perimeter
This arming type arms just the perimeter of your home. Use this when you are staying home, but would
like to arm your exterior doors and windows.
Home
This arming type arms the perimeter of your home. Use this when you are staying home, but would like to
arm your exterior doors and windows.
Sleep
This arming type arms the perimeter of your home, as well as a portion of the interior. Bedrooms and
nighttime parts of your home are left unarmed, allowing you to access parts of your home during the
night. Other areas of the house that are not used at night are armed.
Away
This arming type arms the perimeter, interior, and bedrooms. Use this when you are leaving the house
and no one will remain inside.
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