Interlogix Monitor XL Installation Guide

™

Advanced Installation Guide rev1.5

Also Supports

Upgrades

Monitor xL Feature Enhancements

Features

A

reas

Area Groups
Area Arm/Disarm Priority

Common Area Arm/Disarm
Input points (on board - expansion)
Output points (on board - expansion)
Users
Doors
Readers per door
Floors (per account)
Modules
LCD Keypad
LCD Keypad with Gprox II
LCD Keypad with Wiegand Interface
Keypad inputs
8 Point Expansion
16 Point Expansion

319.5Khz Wireless
868/900 Mhz Wireless
Map Module
Door Controller
Fire Module
Elevator Controller
8 zone suite
2 zone suite
Authority levels
Profiles
Schedules
Floor Schedules (Elevator control)
Holidays
Event Buffer

Monitor ISM v4.3 Monitor xL v4.4

16 16
No Yes
No Yes
No Yes

8 - 128 12 - 256
4 - 128 2 – 128

20 – 64000 20 – 64000

32 32 (Feature Expansion board)

2 2

124 124

24 24

Yes Yes

No Yes
No Yes

1 4
Yes Yes
Yes Yes
Yes Yes
Yes Yes
Yes Yes
Yes Yes
Yes Yes
Yes Yes
Yes Yes
Yes Yes

30 -1000 30-1000

4 50-1000

50 50-250

3 common 124 individual + previous 3

30 50

1000 – 65K 1000 – 65K

Video Integration
Dynamic Mapping
Photo badging

Arming levels
Point types
Custom Point types
Customized EOL Circuit Supervision
Communication Port
VBUS (additional equipment BUS)
8 parallel output interface
Bell 103 modem (300 Baud, North America)
World Wide Modem (2400 Baud)
Battery Capacity (max)
Local & Remote Diagnostics EN50131

AC brownout detection with status display
Main panel voltage & current consumption
Battery charge current
Resistance being seen at inputs

Alarm reporting
TCP/IP
System Configuration

System Control

Yes Yes
Yes Yes
Yes Yes

On/Stay/Off On/Stay/Off

16 16
20 20

No Yes

RS485,RS232 RS485

No Yes (future use)
No Yes

Yes Yes

No Yes

7AH 17AH

No
No
No
No

SIA, CID, SIP 1 SIA, CID, SIP 1

Yes Yes

LCD Keypad, Software LCD Keypad, Software

LCD Keypad, Software, Arming

station

LCD Keypad, Software,

Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes

Arming station

Contents

WARNING: Access Control, Suite Security and Elevator selections are only available with the addition of the “Feature

Expansion Board” to the system.

Advanced Configurations .............................................................................................................................. 1

Advanced Program Sections, Sub Program Sections and Selections .................................................... 2

System Global Timer Delay Codes .................................................................................................. 2

Program Section: S001 (System Wide Selections) .............................................................................. 2

Program Section: A001 (Areas) .......................................................................................................... 19

Program Section: G001 (Group Area) for use with corresponding areas G001 – G016................... 25

Program Section: M001 (Modules) ..................................................................................................... 25

Program Section: P001 (Inputs) ......................................................................................................... 31

Input Point-Type Reference ........................................................................................................... 31

Program Section: E001 (Equipment Trouble Types) ......................................................................... 32

Program Section: B001 (Programmable Outputs) ............................................................................. 34

General Signalling/Switching Functions ............................................................................................. 34

Keypad Function Keys ........................................................................................................................ 34

The Paging Feature ........................................................................................................................ 34

Output Examples ................................................................................................................................ 36

Program Section: L001 (Authority Levels) ......................................................................................... 42

Program Section: Q001 (Floor Maps) ................................................................................................ 43

Program Section: W001 (User Edit W) ............................................................................................... 43

Program Section: I001 (Profile I) ........................................................................................................ 44

Default Authority Settings ............................................................................................................... 46

Program Section: U001 (Users) ......................................................................................................... 47

Program Section: H001 (Holidays) ..................................................................................................... 48

Program Section: D001 (Schedules) .................................................................................................. 48

Program Section: T080 (Custom Inputs) ............................................................................................ 49

Custom Input Characteristic Types ................................................................................................ 49

Program Section: R001 (Doors) ......................................................................................................... 50

C001 - C060 (Suite Security LED Keypads) ..................................................................................... 57

V001 - V032 (Elevators/Lifts) .............................................................................................................. 57

F001 - F124 (Floors) ........................................................................................................................... 57

Z001 - Z003 (Shared User Data) ....................................................................................................... 58

Premises IP Module HSC-IP Receiver Communications Programming Sections ................................ 58

Transmitted Messages (SIA & Contact-ID) ................................................................................................ 59

European and ACPO Installations ...................................................................................................... 63

ACPO Installation Requirements ........................................................................................................ 63

Index ............................................................................................................................................................... 66

NOTE: For equipment and simplified keypad configurations programming, see the Simplified Programming
Guide 21-3601E.

Programming selections whose boxes are grey are not available for this version.

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Entering and Understanding
Advanced Configurations

 Logon to the system as a service user. E.g. Default

ID: “000”, service user PIN: “2482” or “7378” if the
panel has communicated with the Director
Software.

NOTE: If the system Feature Set (S00200) is 5 or

greater, keypad programming can not be done.
Programming can only be done with the Director
Software.

NOTE: Default MASTER (end) USER code is ID 01

or 001, PIN 7793.

LCD Keypad Screen

 When the control box

tamper is activated, a
service user has

the authority to access system programming.

 Using the left and right

arrow screen scrolling
keys on the keypad
scroll the menus until Config is displayed. Press
Ok.

“Config method” will display. Select “Advanced” with

the arrow keys and press Ok.

 The screen that begins

Advanced programming
will display.

S001:00: this is the start of the System program section.
Each of the program sections begin with a letter. The
next 3 digits (e.g. “001”) represent the first program
section for System programming. The next 2 digits (e.g.
“00” after the colon) represent a sub programming
section of this main system program section.
The letters for each of the programming sections are: S:

ystem; A: Areas; M: Modules; P: Input Points; E:

S

quipment/Pseudo points; B: Programmable Outputs;

E
L: Authority L

olidays; D: Schedules; T: Custom Pt Type; R:

H: H
DooR

s; G: Area Group; Z: Shared Data Groups (Users

and Holidays).
E-05Q34: the version of the main controller firmware.

 +Group- : Using the middle or right down arrow keys
this term’s arrows are pointing to will scroll forward or
backward through the various program sections
(Groups). It will change the program section letter &
display that section’s program selections for the same
programming and sub programming section.

evels; I: ProfIle; W: User Edit; U: Users;

OK: Pressing the button below OK will enter the
programming section displayed.

 A sub programming

section can display
several defaulted

selections that will affect the way the system operates.
These selections can be changed to customize the

system operation. A box “ □
programming selection has been disabled. A check mark
“ 

“ means that it is enabled. With the cursor flashing

under a specific selection, the selection can be toggled
back and forth from a box to a check mark by pressing
any key on the keypad.

Service
Enter PIN: _ _ _ _

Menu Options
◄ Config ►

S001:00 E-05Q34
OK  +Group- 

□.□.0.□.1.□ □
Save S002:1

” represents that a

Ok

Other entries are numerical and with the cursor flashing

under them they can be changed by pressing the
desired number entry on the keypad from available
selections. When entering a sub programming section
and all its various selections, the section displayer (e.g.
S002:1) appears in the lower right corner of the
screen.

When a selection has bee changed, always press the
button below Save to retain the change.

 A program section with a

down arrow in its section
displayer means if the

down arrow button beneath it is pressed, the screen will
change to the next input, output etc

program selections for it.

 Pressing the keypad button below “ ? “ when it

displays in a screen, will cause a momentary
screen to display related information. E.g. an input
or output number associated with a module will
display the module’s number (i.e. module # XX),
what type it is (e.g. Point Expander module), the
module’s serial number and its input or output

number range. Pressing the button below “
display information about a specialized module
such as RF wireless or a printer module.

201.01.01. . . .

Save ? P0010

. and the same

“ will

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Advanced Program Sections, Sub Program Sections and Selections

NOTE: For quick reference to locate Advanced Programming Section Selections, consult the Index at the back of this
manual.

WARNING: Access, Elevator and Suite Security selections are only available with the addition of the
“Feature Expansion Board

” to the System.

Programming selections whose boxes are grey are not available for this version.

System Global Timer Delay Codes

00: undefined;

01: 1 sec;

02: 2 sec;

03: 3 sec;

04: 5 sec;

05: 10 sec;

06: 15 sec;

07: 20 sec;

08: 30 sec;

09: 45 sec;

10: 60 sec;

11: 90 sec;

12: 2 min;

13: 3 min;

14: 5 min;

15: 10 min;

16: 15 min;

17: 20 min;

18: 30 min;

19: 45 min;

20: 60 min;

21: 90 min;

22: 2 hr;

23: 4 hr;

24: 6 hr;

25: 8 hr;

26: 10 hr;

27: 12 hr;

Program Section: S001 (System Wide Selections)

S00100 Keypad Selections

(left to right on keypad screen) Example:

Default Name Selections Description

14

(5 min)

03

01

0

1

1

0

Burglary Siren Time

Number of panel
inputs

Number of panel
outputs

Panel Type

Module Bus

(SNAPP)

Baud Rate
Suite Security

(Condo) Baud Rate

NOTE: This feature is only
available with the addition of
the Director Software and
Feature Expansion Board.

Fallback Users

Siren Time: See Timer Delay Codes Chart 00 =
disabled to 22 = 2 hrs max.

Multiply entries by four (4)
E.g. 4 X 1 = 4. Enter “1” for 4 inputs.
4 X 2 = 8. Enter “2” for 8 inputs.
4 X 3 = 12. Enter “3” for 12 inputs.
4 X 4 = 16. Enter “4” for 16 inputs.
4 X 5 = 20. Enter “5” for 20 inputs.
Multiply entries by four (4)
E.g. 4 X 1 = 4. Enter “1” for 4 outputs.
4 X 2 = 8. Enter “2” for 8 outputs.
4 X 3 = 12. Enter “3” for 12 outputs.
4 X 4 = 16. Enter “4” for 16 inputs.
4 X 5 = 20. Enter “5” for 20 inputs.
4 X 6 = 24. Enter “6” for 24 inputs.
4 X 7 = 28. Enter “7” for 28 inputs.

0 = Monitor xL, 1 = MONITOR ISM, 2 = Future, 3
= Future.
0 = Auto Minimum (19K2), 1 = Auto Maximum
38K4

0 = Auto Minimum (19K2), 1 = Auto Maximum
(38K4) 2 = 9600 (Auto Minimum), 3 = future.

0: No access; 1: All readable tokens; 2: All with
valid site code; 3: 10 fallback users

14 · 03 · 01 ·

· 1 · 1 ·

Save S00100

How long a siren in the system will
sound.

(UK ACPO = 16: 15 min)
(European = 17: 20 min)
MONITOR Panel default = 2

For VBUS input boards connected to the
main controller VBUS port. 20 inputs
maximum. 12 on main board and 1
VBUS input boards possible.

MONITOR Panel default = 2
(UK ACPO = 3: 12 outputs)

For VBUS output boards or modem
output boards connected to the main
controller VBUS port. 26 outputs
maximum. Program for 28 outputs and
skip outputs 27 – 28. 2 relays on main
board and 2 VBUS output boards
possible or 1 VBUS output board and
one 8 output modem board. Also see
S001:06 -07.

The communications speed between the
main panel and the expansion modules.

The communications speed between the
main panel and the Suite Security
modules.

Specific Cards granted access if door
controller is unable to access the panel
database.

(UK ACPO = 3)

28: 16 hr;

29: 20 hr;

30: 1 day;

31: 1 week

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S00101 Keypad Selections (left to right on keypad screen)
Default Name Selections

WELCOME

(16 available
characters)

Main screen
message

A greeting message that rotates with any other main screen messages. It can be customized
with the cursor under a letter or in a blank space and pressing the desired keypad button to
enter a particular letter/number. Use the left and right arrow keys to maneuver back and forth.
Use the underscore key “ _ “ on the keypad to insert a space or clear a character.

(UK ACPO = CHUBB SECURITY)

S00102 Keypad Selections
(left to right on keypad screen) Example:

000000 · 

Save S00102

Default Name Selections Description

000000

 (no)

 (no)

 (no)
 (no)

 (no)

 (no)

 (no)

 (no)

Panel Unique ID

(Panel Code, System ID)

Unlock Doors on Fire
Alarm

NOTE: This feature is only
available with the addition of the
Feature Expansion Board.

Auto Update Card
Version

NOTE: This feature is only
available with the addition of the
Feature Expansion Board.

Delay Screen

Fast Restore

Ring Back Required

Suite Secuirty System

NOTE: This feature is only
available with the addition of the
Director Software and Feature
Expansion Board.

Single Panel

Enable Wall Tamper

– A (non-zero) number to identify the

panel, site, or account to the Director
software. For an existing system to be
synchronized with the Director software,
this must be a non-zero
to match the "Panel Code" in the
software.

= Global Unlock □ (no)

Allow automatic version update.

□ Disable update

(yes) □ (no)
(yes) □ (no)

(yes) □ (no)

Will a fire alarm unlock all controlled
doors in the facility?

Whether or not replacement cards are to
be granted entry, and the system is to
be updated with the higher version
number automatically. (This setting
refers to fixed-ID cards with a version
number).

(UK ACPO = yes)

If a point restore is to be sent within 1
min. (as opposed to siren time-out).

UK ver. is 12 sec

(UK ACPO = yes)

If monitoring station will cause keypad
tone & siren to confirm area arming (for
UL).

0 = Normal, 1 = Different users per area.

(yes) □ (no)

(yes) □ (no)

Yes = Single Panel
No = Multi Panel connection.
Main control box back tamper.

(UK ACPO = yes)

S00103 Keypad Selections (left to right on keypad screen)
Default Name Selections Description

000000

r

3

Party

Password

– This is a security ‘key’ that blocks an unauthorized connection to this panel

i.e., by a PC running another copy of the Director software.

value set here

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S00104 Keypad Selections
(left to right on keypad screen) Example:

Default Name Selections Description

00 Confirmed Alarm Time

Time table codes.

Out

0

Maximum Number of
Alarms per Point

0 = All, 1 = 1, 2 = 2, 3 = 3 Primarily for
European Users.

Arming State

0

Menu Navigation 0 = Standard, 1 = Ok-SOFT-3, 2 = Ok-

SOFT-1, 3 = future.

0

LCD Menu Style 0 = Standard, 1 = Ok-SOFT-3, 2 = Ok-

SOFT-1, 3 = future.

0

 (no)
 (no)
 (no)

 (no)

Unconfirmed Reset
Mode
Confirm Reset Service

Confirm Reset Master

Confirm Reset
Challenged PIN.
Confirm Reset using
Remote

0 = None, 1 = Follow Confirm Alarm, 2 =
Include Master, 3 = future.

(yes) □ (no)
(yes) □ (no)
(yes) □ (no)

(yes) □ (no)

S00105 Keypad Selections (left to right on keypad screen)
Default Name Selections Description

00·

·    ·

Save S00104

(UK ACPO = 18)

(UK ACPO = 3)

(UK ACPO = yes)

01100

070

0

0

AC
Reference
Voltage
Battery
Size
AC Sync

AC
Brownout

–

Amp hours X 10
E.g. display as 7.0

0=60 Hz, 1=50 Hz, 2=No sync required,
3=DC supply

0=None, 1=Local alarm, 2=Alarm+report,
3=Report only

Main panel electrical mains operation.
E.g. 01100 = 110.0 Decivolts

(UK ACPO = 02200)

(UK ACPO = 17.0)

Synchronization with AC line to maximize internal clock
accuracy. With an unstable AC source, select "2: AC­No Sync" ('AC failure' will be reported if the frequency
drops below 12.5 Hz). With a DC source, be sure to
disable E003 (AC Trouble) under "Equipment
Settings".
DC supply option will not detect power failure condition
and will not have a time base sync

(UK ACPO = 1)

Mode

S00106 Keypad Selections (left to right on keypad screen)
Default Name Selections Description

001

001

001

VBUS Panel Output Base

Paging Output Base

Output Base for:

World Wide Modem with 8 output STU
REDCARE interface or 8 output STU
REDCARE interface

STU = Subscriber Terminal Unit

See: Main Panel Output
Examples: next

See: Main Panel Output
Examples: next

See: Main Panel Output
Examples: next

What number the outputs that will be used on
the main controller’s VBUS connection will
start at.
What number the outputs that will be used on
the paging system will start at.

Also see S005:08, 09

What number the outputs that will be used
with the main control board output plug in
boards will start at.

(UK ACPO = 003)

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Main Panel Output Examples: If the main panel’s 2 relay outputs have a base of 1; this is the base number they
start at. Assigning outputs to them would require the minimum amount of 4. Outputs 3 and 4 are not used. The next
set of outputs could be the World Wide Modem with 8 output STU plugged in to the main controller modem port. Its
base number would then be 5. 8 outputs assigned to it would make its output range 5 to 12. Next would be if an 8
output VBUS board was connected to the main controller VBUS port. Its base number would be 13 and assigned 8
outputs making its range 13 – 20. Instead of modem outputs and one VBUS output board, 2 VBUS output boards
could be used in the same way. More outputs can follow through module programming after the main controller or
pager outputs can be added next. The pager output’s base number would then be 21 and could be assigned 4
outputs that would be 21 – 24 (maximum 16 pager outputs). Then output ranges for regular modules after the ones
assigned to the main control unit can be done.

S00107 Keypad Selections
(left to right on keypad screen) Example:

Save S00107

Default Name Selections Description

· ······

00

VBUS
Panel #

0=0, 1=2, 2=4, 3=6, 4=8, 5=10, 6=12, 7=14,
8=16,

Outputs

00

0

Paging #
Outputs

Main Panel
Plug In
Board

0=0, 1=2, 2=4, 3=6, 4=8, 5=10, 6=12, 7=14,
8=16
0=0, 1=2, 2=4, 3=6, 4=8

Also see S005:08, 09

(UK ACPO = 4)

Outputs

0

VBUS

0 – 3 future

Mode

0

VBUS

0 – 3 future

Speed



Allow Port
Expanders

(yes) □ (no)

S00108 Keypad Selections (left to right on keypad screen)

Default Name Selections Description

000

Delinquent
Arming
Threshold

0 – 127 days

Delinquent Account Protection.
Tracks panels that have not been
operated for the number of days
selected.

0



Area
Group
Mode

Report
Delinquent
Arming

0=By area arming only
1=User Groups Only: users can turn on protection to all
groups of areas they are authorized for.
2=Manual + User Groups: users can turn on protection
to all groups of areas they are authorized for, individual
area groups or areas.
3=Remote Group or Area or Local Group

(yes) □ (no)

Used in association with the Group Area
program section G00100, the Arm/Disarm
Map, M00103, Authority Profiles and
Authority Levels for a user to have control over
multiple areas.

Delinquent Account Protection.
Reports panels that have not been
operated for the number of days
selected in Delinquent Arming

Threshold.

(Will not apply if Delinquent Arming Threshold
= 000)

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S00200 Keypad Selections (left to right on keypad screen)
Default Name Selections Description

0

Operation Mode Enter from right to left.

0 - Standard version
1- European with modem support
2- UK (DD243) (ACPO)
3-7 – for future extension

03

Feature Set

1-14 from the following table. This setting determines the system

Feature Set Levels and Panel Capacities:

Feature

Users
Doors
Schedule

uthority
Profile
User Edit
Floor

uthority
Point
Outputs

rea

Log

Module*
Custom
Point
Pseudo
Point
Holiday
Suite
Security
Floor

01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14

20 20 100 100

0 16 0 16 4 16

50 50 50 50 50 50 100 100 100 100 250 250 250 250 250 250 250
30 30 30 30 30 30 100 100 100 100 500 500 500 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000
60 60 60 60 60 60 200 200 200 200 750 750 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000
10 10 10 10 10 10 50 50 50 50 750 750 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 50 50 50 100 100 100 100 100 100 100

256 256 256 256 256 256 256 256 256 256 256 256 256 256 256 256 256
128 128 128 128 128 128 128 128 128 128 128 128 128 128 128 128 128

16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16

1,024 1,024 1,024 1,024 1,024 1,024 2,048 2,048 2,048 2,048 8,192 8,192 8,192 16,364 16,364 65,536

24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24

20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20

16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16

50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 124 124 124 124 124 124 124 124 124 124

300 1,000

1,000 1,000 2,000 4,000 10,000 10,000 20,000 20,000 20,000 64,000 64,000

16 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32

* Plus capacity for one temporary service LCD keypad for connecting to the module bus at the main controller.
Additional RAM must be added with Feature Set 4 and greater. The “Feature Expansion Board” must be added to the

system.

(UK ACPO = 2)

capacity.

32,768

(ISM),

16,364

(xL)

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S00201 Keypad Selections
(left to right on keypad screen) Example:

Default Name Selections Description

0·0·0·    ·

Save S00201

0 User Logon

Mode

0

0

Service Pin Mode

Escort Required
Mode

 (no)

(yes)

 (no)

5 Digit PIN

PIN Duress

Access Panic
Tokens

NOTE: This feature is
only available with the
addition of the Feature
Expansion Board.

 (no)

Blind Card
Re-enrollment

NOTE: This feature is
only available with the
addition of the Feature
Expansion Board.

(yes)

Supports
Intrusion

(yes)

(yes)

 (no)

Supports Access

NOTE: This feature is
only available with the
addition of the Feature
Expansion Board.

Supports Central
Station

Supports: Suite
Security Modules

NOTE: This feature is
only available with the
addition of the Director
Software and Feature
Expansion Board.

 (no)

Supports:
Elevators

NOTE: This feature is
only available with the
addition of the Director
Software and Feature
Expansion Board.

0 = Standard user ID logon or Card Number logon:
1 = 4 digit, 2 = 5 digit, 3 = 6 digit, 4 = 7 digit, 5 = 8
digit
6 = 9 digit, 7 = 10 digit
0: Permanent
1: Temporary
2 = 6 Digit Pin of the day

0 = escorted by users with Escort authority.
1 = escorted by Permanent Users.
2 = escorted by a Permanent or Temporary user.

(yes) □ (no)
(yes) □ (no)

(yes) □ (no)

(yes) □ (no)

Users can enter their card # at LCD
keypad & keypad readers.

“6 digit pin of the day” service PIN mode

related to: “Dealer ID” S002:04. Contact

the Central Monitoring facility and provide
them with this number to obtain the required
PIN for the current day. While in this mode,
any manually configured service PIN will be
ignored.

Escort type a Visitor is accompanied by.

Whether or not user PIN entry will
require 5 digits.
Refers to users reversing the last 2
digits when entering their PIN at a
keypad to indicate they are being forced
to enter (or forced to login at a keypad).
Note: Applicable reader(s) must be set
for "Card and/or PIN

(UK ACPO =  no)

" entry.

Meaningful only if using card enabling
feature

(yes) □ (no)

System Type. Viewing only.
Dependent on setting in Director
Software.

(yes) □ (no)

System Type. Viewing only.
Dependent on setting in Director
Software.

(yes) □ (no)

System Type. Viewing only.
Dependent on setting in Director
Software.

(yes) □ (no)

System Type. Viewing only.
Dependent on setting in Director
Software.

(yes) □ (no)

System Type. Viewing only.
Dependent on setting in Director
Software.

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S00202 Invalid Cards and PINs Detection Selections
Keypad Selections

(left to right on keypad screen) Example:

Default Name Selections Description

12·12·

·

Save S00202

12 Reset

12

09

5

0

3

 (no)

Timeout

NOTE: The card
feature is only
available with the
addition of the
Feature Expansion
Board.

Lockout Time

NOTE: This feature
is only available
with the addition of
the Feature
Expansion Board.

Maximum
number of
invalid cards

NOTE: This feature
is only available
with the addition of
the Feature
Expansion Board.

Maximum
number of
invalid PINs
Invalid card
detection type

NOTE: This feature
is only available
with the addition of
the Feature
Expansion Board.

Number of
different
users for
global lockout

NOTE: The Card
feature is only
available with the
addition of the
Feature Expansion
Board.

Transmit
global lockout
alarm

NOTE: This feature
is only available
with the addition of
the Feature
Expansion Board.

1 – 31 (Delay Table), 12 = 2min
(0 is meaningless and is not used)

1 – 31 (Delay Table), 12 = 2min
(0 is meaningless and is not used)

00 = 1 invalid card, 01 = 2, 02 = 3, etc to 63 = 64

0 = 1 invalid PIN, 1 = 2, 2 = 3, 3 = 4, 5 = 6, 7 = 8

0 = invalid card detection is turned off, 1 = detect invalid
cards, 2 = 1 + “high risk denied” cards, 3 = 1 & 2 + lower
risk denied cards (all denied).

0 =4 different invalid users, 1 = 6, 2 = 8, 3 = 10.

(yes) □ (no)

The period of time required before there
are no further invalid PIN/cards and a
“Invalid PIN/Card Condition” resets.

The length of time a user is locked out of
the system after X number of invalid
PIN/Card tries are made, even if a valid
try is made.

The amount of invalid cards used before
an “Invalid card Condition” occurs.

The amount of invalid PINs used before
an “Invalid PIN Condition” occurs.

(European = 02)

Invalid Card Examples: wrong
version number, wrong site code,
card not in database. High Risk
Denied card examples: time expired,
interlock violation, reader locked out,
no area authority. Low Risk Denied
card examples: no area disarming
authority, wrong class, timeouts,
anti-passback violations.

Defines how many different users have
to be individually in an invalid PIN or
unauthorized card lockout condition
before a global lockout will occur for all
users.

 = invalid card and/or PIN causes local

warning only.

 = local warning & reports to the

monitoring station.

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S00203 Keypad Selections (left to right on keypad screen)
Default Name Selections Description

10

(60sec)

0

0

0

S00204 Keypad Selections (left to right on keypad screen)

Default Name Selections Description

_ _ _ _ _

S00205 Keypad Selections (left to right on keypad screen)

Default Name Selections Description

_ _ _ _ _

S00300 Primary Card Format—Site Code Checking

Point Reset
Time
Language Set 0=Eng,Fre,Dut,Spa, 1=Eng,Slk,Slk,Slk, 2=Future,

Remote FW
Down/Up
Load
Arming Rules 0 = Normal operation. Entry/Exit keypad standard

Keypad Lock Code

Dealer ID

Delay table.

3=Future

0 = Allowed, 1= Must be authorized

tone.
1 = Disarm to off by token. Entry/Exit keypad
standard tone.
2 = Constant keypad Entry/Exit tone
3 = Disarm to off by token. Constant keypad
Entry/Exit tone.

Equivalent of RF reader lock code for

0 – 65535 This setting is used with the “6 digit pin of the day” service PIN mode. Contact the

monitoring station and provide them with this number to obtain the required PIN
for the current day. While in this mode, any manually configured service PIN will
be ignored. Related:

“Service PIN Mode” is the 2nd field under S002:1.

Delay time.

(UK ACPO = 02) (European = 04)

Standard Tone = intermittent
Entry/Exit tone, constant alarm tone.

Constant Tone = constant Entry/Exit
tone, intermittent alarm tone.

Standard keypad tones are
reversed.

new RF keypads only.

WARNING: S00300 – S00305 Access Control related selections are only available with the addition of
the “Feature Expansion Board

Keypad Selections (left to right on keypad screen) Example:

Default Name Selections Description

 (no)

06

10

S00301 Primary Card Format—Site Codes
Keypad Selections (left to right on keypad screen)

Default Name Selections Description

0000

0000

0000

If site code checking is enabled for the primary card/token format cards encoded with any one of up to three site code values can be used at the
site. (All other cards will be globally denied access.)

Check for Site Code

Site Code Position

Site Code Length

1st Site Code Value

2nd Site Code Value

3rd Site Code Value

”.

(yes) □ (no)

1 – 40

1 – 16

0000 – 9999

0000 – 9999
0000 – 9999

·

Save S00300

Whether or not primary-format tokens must have a
specific site code to be granted entry.
The position of the 1st digit for the site/system code on
these access tokens.
Position value changes depending on site code length.
The length of the site code for primary-format tokens
(number of digits).
Site code when represented as a digital #. Can not
exceed 4 digits.

The 1st of up to three site/system codes that can be encoded within
access tokens to be used at the site.
The 2nd of up to three site/system codes that can be encoded
within the access tokens to be used at the site.
The 3rd of up to three site/system codes that can be encoded
within the access tokens to be used at the site.

0···········

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S00302 Primary Card Format—Version Number
Keypad Selections (left to right on keypad screen)

Default Name Selections Description

 (no)

Check for
Version No.

(yes) □ (no)

Whether or not primary-format
tokens will be checked for a current
version number.

02

Version No.
Position

1 – 40

The position of the 1st digit for the
version number on these access
tokens.

04

Version No.
Length

1 – 8

The length of the version number for
primary-format tokens (number of
digits).

This feature requires V1.5 door/elevator controller firmware.

S00303 Primary Card Format—Basic Settings
Keypad Selections
(left to right on keypad screen) Example:

16·20·36·

Save S00303

·······

Default Name Selections Description

16

20

36

ID Number
Position

ID Number
Length

No. of Bits /
Chars

01 – 40

01 – 32
01 – 40

The position of the 1st digit for the
ID number on primary-format access
tokens.
The length of the card ID-number for
primary-format tokens.
The total number of bits (Wiegand)
or characters (Magstripe) in the card
data.

8

Bits per
Character

01 – 08

The number of bits used to
represent each character (for
magnetic stripe cards).

2

Card/Token
Format

0=none, 1=future (dallas), 2=Weigand, 3=Magstripe

The basic type of card or token
associated with the primary card
format settings.

32-Bit / 9-Digit Card IDs: This requires V1.5 door/elevator controller firmware.

S00304 Odd Parity Information (Primary)
Keypad Selections (left to right on keypad screen)

Default Name Selections Description

36
18
18

Odd/Even Parity checking: This feature (which applies only to Wiegand-format cards) helps prevent card misreads.
To disable parity checking: Set the ‘Parity Length’ to 0 (zero).

Odd Parity Position
Odd Parity Start
Odd Parity Length

1 – 40
1 – 40

0 – 40

The position of the odd-parity 'checksum'.
This is the position of the first data-bit to be included for odd-parity checking.
If either the odd parity length = 0 or even parity length = 0, then parity will not

be checked.

S00305 Primary Card Format—Even-Parity Checking
Keypad Selections (left to right on keypad screen)

Default Name Selections Description

01
02

18

Odd/Even Parity checking: This feature (which applies only to Wiegand-format cards) helps prevent card misreads.
To disable parity checking: Set the 'Parity Length' to 0 (zero).

Even Parity Position
Even Parity Start

Even Parity Length

1 – 40
1 – 40

0 – 40

The position of the even-parity 'checksum'.
This is the position of the first data-bit to be included for even-parity

checking.
This is the number of bits to be included for even-parity checking. If either
the odd parity length = 0 or even parity length = 0, then parity will not be
checked.

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WARNING: S00400 – S00405 Access Control related selections are only available with the addition of

the “Feature Expansion Board

Keypad Selections
(left to right on keypad screen) Example:

Default Name Selections Description

”.

·

Save S00400

8···········

 (no)

02

08

S00401 Secondary Card Format—Site Codes
Keypad Selections (left to right on keypad screen)

Default Name Selections Description

0000

0000

0000

If site code checking is enabled for a secondary card/token format, cards encoded with any one of up to three site code values can be used at the
site. (All other cards will be globally denied access.)

S00402 Card Version-Information (Secondary)
Keypad Selections (left to right on keypad screen)

Default Name Selections Description

Check for Site
Code
Site Code
Position

Site Code
Length

1st Site Code
Value

2nd Site Code
Value

3rd Site Code
Value

(yes) □ (no)

1 – 40

1 – 16

0000 – 9999

0000 – 9999

0000 – 9999

Whether or not secondary-format tokens must have a specific
site code to be granted entry.
The position of the 1st digit for the site/system code on these
access tokens.

Position value changes depending on site code length.

The length of the site code for secondary-format tokens (number
of digits).

not exceed 4 digits.

Site code when represented as a digital #. Can

The 1st of up to three site/system
codes that can be encoded within
access tokens to be used at the site.
The 2nd of up to three site/system
codes that can be encoded within
access tokens to be used at the site.
The 3rd of up to three site/system
codes that can be encoded within
access tokens to be used at the site.

 (no)

02

04

This feature requires V1.5 door/elevator controller firmware.

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Check for
Version No.

Version No.
Position

Version No.
Length

(yes) □ (no)

1 – 40

1 – 8

Whether or not secondary-format
tokens will be checked for a current
version number.
The position of the 1st digit for the
version number on these access
tokens.
The length of the version number for
secondary-format tokens (number of
digits).

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S00403 Secondary Card Format—Basic Settings
Keypad Selections

(left to right on keypad screen) Example:

Default Name Selections Description

10·16·26·

····

Save S00403

10

ID Number
Position

1 – 40

The position of the 1st digit for the
ID number on secondary-format
access tokens.

16

26

ID Number
Length

No. of Bits /
Chars

1 – 32

1 – 40

The length of the card ID-number for
secondary-format tokens.
The total number of bits (Wiegand)
or characters (Magstripe) in the card
data.

8

Bits per
Character

1 – 8

The number of bits used to
represent each character (for
magnetic stripe cards).

2

Card/Token
Format

0=none, 1=future (dallas), 2=weigand, 3=mag

The basic type of card or token
associated with the secondary card
format settings.

32-Bit / 9-Digit Card IDs: This requires V1.5 door/elevator controller firmware.

S00404 Secondary Card Format—Odd-Parity Checking
Keypad Selections (left to right on keypad screen)

Default Name Selections Description

26
14

Odd Parity Position
Odd Parity Start

1 – 40
1 – 40

The position of the odd-parity 'checksum'.
This is the position of the first data-bit to be included for odd-parity
checking.

12

Odd/Even Parity checking: This feature (which applies only to Wiegand-format cards) helps prevent card misreads.
To disable parity checking: Set the 'Parity Length' to 0 (zero).

Odd Parity Length

0 – 40 If either the odd parity length = 0 or even parity length = 0, then parity will

not be checked.

S00405 Secondary Card Format—Even-Parity Checking
Keypad Selections (left to right on keypad screen)

Default Name Selections Description

01
02

Even Parity Position
Even Parity Start

1 – 40
1 – 40

The position of the even-parity 'checksum'.
This is the position of the first data-bit to be included for even-parity
checking.

12

Odd/Even Parity checking: This feature (which applies only to Wiegand-format cards) helps prevent card misreads.
To disable parity checking: Set the 'Parity Length' to 0 (zero).

Even Parity Length

0 – 40

This is the number of bits to be included for even-parity checking.

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S00500 Dialer Selections
Keypad Selections

(left to right on keypad screen) Example:

Default Name Selections Description

000000·1·0·0·0

Save S00500

000000 Dialer

Account

The system’s monitoring station receiver

number that will identify the premises.

Number
(Primary)

1

0

0

Telco Modem
Type

Telco Alarm
Report Mode

1 = Bell 103, 2 = 8OP STU, 3 = WWMODEM
4 = WWMODEM 8OP STU

0 = not used, 1 = primary, 2 = backup, 3 = dual
4 = future

Telco Format 0 = SIA Level 2, 1 = CID, 2 = SIA Level 3

STU = Subscriber Terminal Unit
WW = World Wide
(UK ACPO = 2)
(European = 3)

NOTE: “0” turns dialer off and clears all
the messages in the buffer

(future), 3 = Future

0

 (no)

Telco
Sequence

Telco –
prioritized

0: ULC
1: UL compatible
2: Long
3: MONITOR Standard
(in Canada use 0 or 3)

(yes) □ (no)

Call Sequence Details: (P = Primary phone
# attempt; B = Backup phone # attempt)

0 (ULC): PPBBPPBB / delay 60 min /
PPBBPPBB / delay 60 min / PPBBPPBB /
delay 60 min / PPBBPPBB.

1 (UL): PPBBPPBBPB / delay 10 min.
2 (Long): PPPPBBBB / delay 10 min /

PPPPBBBB / delay 30 min / PPPPBBBB /
delay 60 min / PPPPBBBB /
delay 2 hours / PPPPBBBB.
3 (MONITOR Standard): PPBP / delay 5
min / PPBP / delay 10 min / PPBP / delay
30 min / PPBP / delay 60 min / PPBP /
delay 2 hours / PPBP.

reporting

(yes)

Telco – never
allow blind
dialing

(yes) □ (no)

Dials regardless of detecting a dial
tone.

(UK ACPO = yes)

Telco = Telephone Company

S00501 Keypad Selections (left to right on keypad screen)

Default Name Selections Description

Blank
(16 characters)

Primary Phone Number

–

First Monitoring Station phone number the system will
dial to transmit reports.

The phone number can be preceded with P =pulse dialing (default), or T
=Tone dialing, and can include D =2 sec Delay, A =Star key (tone
dialing), # = Pound Sign (tone dialing), and/or W = Wait for second dial
tone. For T

one dialing, ensure the phone line supports this.

S00502 Keypad Selections (left to right on keypad screen)
Default Name Selections Description

Blank
(16 characters)

Secondary Phone
Number

–

Second Monitoring Station phone number the system will
dial to transmit reports, if dialing the primary phone
number is unsuccessful.

The phone number can be preceded with P =pulse dialing (default), or T
=Tone dialing, and can include D =2 sec Delay, A =Star key (tone
dialing), # = Pound Sign (tone dialing), and/or W = Wait for second dial
tone. For T

one dialing, ensure the phone line supports this.

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S00503 Keypad Selections
(left to right on keypad screen) Example:

Default Name Selections Description

010

Telco Country Code

Country Codes

Czech Republic

Argentina
Aamenia
Australia
Austria
Bahrain
Belgium
Brazil
Brunei
Bulgaria
Canada
Chile
China
Columbia
Croatia
Cyprus

 (no)

1

Denmark

2

Dubai

3

Egypt

4

El Savador

5

Equador

6

Estonia

7

European Union

8

Finland

9

France

10

Georgia

11

Germany

12

Great Britain

13

Greece

14

Guadalope

15

Parallel STU 8OP
Supports Line Fail

 (no)

Parallel STU 8OP Line
Fail Negative or
Positive Polarity

STU (Subscriber Terminal
Unit)

S00504 Keypad Selections (left to right on keypad screen)

Default Name Selections Description

16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30

010········

Save S00503

001 = Argentina …

088 = Yemen.

Guam
Hong Kong
Hungary
Iceland
India
Indonesia
Ireland
Isreal
Italy
Japan
Jordan
Kazahstan
Korea
Krgyzstan
Kuwait

31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45

(yes) □ (no)

(yes) □ (no)

(UK ACPO = 085)

Latvia
Lebanon
Liechtenstein
Luxembourg
Malaysia
Maldova
Malta
Martinique
Mexico
Moroco
Netherlands
New Zealand
Nigeria
Norway
Oman

World Wide Modem with 8 outputs for Redcare
connection monitors Redcare communication failure.

(UK ACPO = yes)

World Wide Modem with 8 outputs for Redcare
connection monitors Redcare positive or negative
communication failure.

□ (no) = Positive, (yes) = Negative

Pakistan

46

Peru

47

Phillippines

48

Poland

49

Polynesia French

50

Portugal

51

Qatar

52

Reunion

53

Romania

54

Russia

55

Saudi Arabia

56

Singapore

57

Slovakia

58

South Africa

59
60

Spain

61

Sweden

62

Switzerland

63

Syria

64

Taiwan

65

Thailand

66

Tunisia

67

Turkey

68

Uae

69

Ukraine

70

United Kingdom

71

USA

72

Venezuela

73

Yemen

74

75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88

000000

Dialer Account Number
(Daytime)

000

Dialer Daytime
Schedule

0

Dialer Daytime Mode

0=Not used, 1=Primary out of schedule
Daytime Schedule, 2/3=future

S00505 Keypad Selections (left to right on keypad screen)
Default Name Selections Description

Blank
(16 characters)

Daytime Phone Number

–

Daytime phone number the system will dial to transmit
reports.

The phone number can be preceded with P =pulse dialing (default), or T
=Tone dialing, and can include D =2 sec Delay, A =Star key (tone
dialing), # = Pound Sign (tone dialing), and/or W = Wait for second dial
tone. For Tone dialing, ensure the phone line supports this.

S00506 Keypad Selections (left to right on keypad screen)
Default Name Selections Description

Blank

Telco Modem Init String

–

(16 characters)
Telco = Telephone Company

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S00507 Keypad Selections (left to right on keypad screen)

Default Name Selections Description

000000

0

SIP Account
HSC Mode 0= NotUsed, 1=SIP1, 2=SIP2, 3=HSC

POD (module)

SIP = Security IP Receiver

HSC POD (High Security Communications) is
a proprietary communications of CSG
Security Inc. and not used in all markets.

0

0

0

0

HSC Timeout 0=90sec, 1=3min, 2=5min, 3=10min

HSC Full Report By
Area

0=full reporting always, 1=use area
emergency/full setting

SIP Baud Rate 0=150, 1=600, 2/3=future

HSC SIP Auto Set

0=manual settings, 1=SIP receiver sets all
variables

S00508 Keypad Selections (left to right on keypad screen)

Default Name Selections Description

0

Paging Mode 0 = None, 1 = Numeric SemaDigit w/ HS, 2 = Blind

Also see S001:06, 07

SemaDigit, 3 = SemaPhone,future

 (no)

Paging
Output Data

(yes) □ (no)

Also see S001:06, 07

S00509 Keypad Selections (left to right on keypad screen)
Default Name Selections Description

Blank
(16 characters)

Paging Phone
Number

–

Also see S001:06, 07

Paging phone number the system will dial to transmit reports.

The phone number can be preceded with P =pulse dialing (default), or T =Tone
dialing, and can include D =2 sec Delay, A =Star key (tone dialing), # = Pound Sign
(tone dialing), and/or W = Wait for second dial tone. For T
phone line supports this.

S00510 Keypad Selections
(left to right on keypad screen) Example:

0

·

Save S00510

Default Name Selections Description

one dialing, ensure the

00000

0

0

0

Main Control Board
Address
(Panel Serial Number)
Main Control Board
Connection Type

Main Control Board
Reporting Mode

Main Control Board
Shared phone line

Up to 5 digits, 0 = Undefined, 1 – 65534 =

Director software connection, 65535 = Special

Debug Mode

For viewing only. These selections are only done
at the Director software and not entered here.
They appear automatically in this selection when
the software first communicates with the main
controller board.
0: Direct-Cable
1: External Modem
2: Internal Modem – Bell 103
3: IP

Future

4:
5: Internal Modem – World Wide

0: No Main Control Board reporting;
1: Blocks of 256 events;
2: Alarms (indiv. / small blocks)

0= Not shared, 1= Preemptive always, 2= User
intervention required w/ time, 3= Timed

This is the serial number of the main
control board that is automatically
assigned.

This specifies the type of connection
to a Director software PC.

Whether or not alarms or blocks of
events will be auto-transmitted to the
Director software.
Available with Monitor ISM using an
external modem or IP or with Monitor
xL using IP.

mode

0

Main Control Board
BaudRate

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0=AutoMin(38K),

2=AutoMin (56K), 3=future

1= AutoMax (115K),

0

Main Control Board
Config Dial Out

S00511 Keypad Selections (left to right on keypad screen)
Default Name Selections Description

0 = No config dial out,

out, 2 = external config dial out, 3 = IP

1= internal config dial

Configurations dial out from main
control board to Director software
PC.
Internal: main control board plug in
modem.
External: external modem

Blank
(16 characters)

Director Software
Configurations Phone
Number

–

Configurations phone number the system will dial to
contact the Director software PC and transmit system
programming.

The phone number can be preceded with P =pulse dialing (default), or T
=Tone dialing, and can include D =2 sec Delay, A =Star key (tone
dialing), # = Pound Sign (tone dialing), and/or W = Wait for second dial
tone. For T

one dialing, ensure the phone line supports this.

S00512 Keypad Selections (left to right on keypad screen)
Default Name Selections Description

Blank
(16 characters)

Main Control Board
Phone Number

–

The phone number can be preceded with P =pulse dialing (default), or T
=Tone dialing, and can include D =2 sec Delay, A =Star key (tone
dialing), # = Pound Sign (tone dialing), and/or W = Wait for second dial
tone. For T

one dialing, ensure the phone line supports this.

S00513 Keypad Selections (left to right on keypad screen)
Default Name Selections Description

Blank
(16 characters)

Main Control Board
Modem Init String

–

S00514 Keypad Selections
(left to right on keypad screen) Example:

04·0·0········

Save S00514

Default Name Selections Description

04

Main Control

01 – 15 Used with North American or World

Board Number
of Rings to
Answer

0

0

(yes)

Suite Security
Telco Mode

NOTE: This feature is
only available with the
addition of the Director
Software and Feature
Expansion Board.

Suite Security
Telco Reporting

NOTE: This feature is
only available with the
addition of the Director
Software and Feature
Expansion Board.

Main Control
Board

0 = report by area, 1 = report by DigitalAccountID
+ offset

0=None, 1=Condos report alarms etc. over telco
dialer

(yes) □ (no)

Answering
Machine Defeat

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Wide Modems.

(UK ACPO = 02)

Used with North American or World
Wide Modems.

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0

0·0

0·0

0·0

0·0

 (no)

Telco = Telephone Company

S00515 Keypad Selections

(left to right on keypad screen) Example:

Default Name Selections Description

Main Control
Board Config
Callback Only

(yes) □ (no)

0·

Save S00515

·

0

00

00

00

00

0

Telco = Telephone Company

S0060-9 Ten FallBack Users Keypad Selections (left to right on keypad screen)

10 Fallback Users maximum.

0 (UK ACPO)
1 (UK ACPO)
2 (UK ACPO)
3 (UK ACPO)
4 (UK ACPO)
5 (UK ACPO)
6 (UK ACPO)
7 (UK ACPO)
8 (UK ACPO)
9 (UK ACPO)

Telco Comms
Test Mode
Telco Normal
Comms Test
Delay
Telco Backup
Comms Test
Delay
Telco Comms
Test Hour
Telco Comms
Test Minute
Telco Comms
Test Day

Fallback User #1-10

0-9

00000
00001
00002
00003
00004
00005
00006
00007
00008
00009
00010

Up to 5 digits.
0= None, 001-64000.

0=fixed, 1=variable based on backup, 2=variable
based on any area out, 3=Daytime Schedule

Delay table

Delay table

00 = midnight
0-59
0=Sun …

The time (hour) for communications
tests to occur.

The time (min.) for comms tests to
occur.

The day for weekly comms tests to
occur.

Custom Circuit Types S00700, 04, 08, 12 Circuit Name

Keypad Selections (left to right on keypad screen)

Default Name Selections Description

0

(16
characters)

21-3602E rev1.5 Monitor xL™ Advanced Installation Guide 17

Circuit Type

Circuit Band
Name

0 =Custom Type
1 = Normally Closed
2 = Normally Open
3 = Normally Closed Single Series EOL
4 = Normally Closed Single Parallel EOL
5 = Normally Open Single Series EOL
6 = Normally Open Single Parallel EOL
7 = Normally Closed Dual Type 1 EOL
8 = Normally Closed Dual Type 2 EOL
9 = Normally Open Dual Type 1 EOL
10 = Normally Open Dual Type 2 EOL