Interlogix NX-540E User Manual

TABLE OF CONTENTS

GENERAL DESCRIPTION ..................................................................................................2

ACCESSING THE OPERATOR ............................................................................................2

LOADING THE FACTORY DEFAULTS .................................................................................3

ENROLLING .....................................................................................................................3

PROGRAMMING THE ZONES AND X-10 OUTPUTS............................................................. 3

LIBRARY (NAME & NUMBER)..........................................................................................8

NX-540E PROGRAMMING WORKSHEETS......................................................................... 9

LOCAL TELEPHONE COMPANY INTERFACE.....................................................................27

“OPERATOR” TERMINAL DESCRIPTION.........................................................................28

“OPERATOR” TERMINAL DRAWING ...............................................................................29

ENCLOSURE DIAGRAM...................................................................................................30

SPECIFICATIONS ..........................................................................................................32

NX-540E “OPERATOR”

Installation and Setup

NETWORX NX-540E “OPERATOR”

GENERAL DESCRIPTION

The NetworX “Operator” is a microcomputer controlled telephone interface module that may be added
to NetworX control panels. The “Operator” converts any TouchTone telephone to a system keypad and
allows system functions to be accessed via telephone on-premise or off-site. There are 48 separate
zone descriptions that may be programmed to fit the owner’s needs. In addition, the “Operator” will
control up to thirty-two X-10 modules (requires only one X-10 Pro PSC04 Interface Module per NetworX
system) with programmable descriptions for each. Each zone/output description is programmable using
the 182-word Library List found on page 8.

ACCESSING THE OPERATOR

FROM A PROTECTED SITE: The “Operator” may be accessed from any TouchTone phone. Press
[r][r][r] to activate.

FROM AN OFF-SITE PREMISE: Call the phone number of the protected site. When the phone is

answered, press [#][#][#] within the first 8 seconds. If a person or device such as a fax/answering
machine answers the call, the “Operator” will come on the line when the person or machine hangs up.
Otherwise, the “Operator” will automatically answer the call after it hears a pre-designated number of
rings as programmed in location 0. The answering machine defeat function can be programmed in
location 179 on page 6. The “Operator” will prompt for a valid user code: “Please enter your code”.

N NOTE: These access codes (rrr and ###) are programmable and can be changed in locations 177
and 178. Refer to page 5.

ENTERING THE PROGRAM MODE: The program mode is accessed through the keypad of a
TouchTone phone by pressing [r][8] once the “Operator” answers. The [r] accesses the main MENU,
and [8] accesses the programming mode.

 If accessing from the protected site, the “Operator” will now prompt for a program code: “Enter

your code”. (Factory default code is [9][7][1][3]. You are now in the Program Mode and ready

to select the module to program.

 If accessing from an off-site premise, when the “Operator” prompts for a code, enter the download

access code (Factory default code is 84800000). NOTE: Location 179 must be enabled for this
function.

The “Operator” will now prompt for the module: “Enter expander number followed by pound [#]”.

SELECTING THE MODULE TO PROGRAM: The module you are programming should be the first
entry. To program the “Operator”, enter [4][0][#]. The [4][0] is the module number of the
“Operator” and the [#] is the entry key. Other module numbers can be found in their corresponding
manuals.

The “Operator” will now prompt you for a location to program: “Enter location number followed by
pound [#]”.

PROGRAMMING A LOCATION: Once the number of the module has been entered, any programming
location can be accessed by directly entering the number of that specific location followed by [#].

EXITING A LOCATION: After the last segment of a location has been programmed, pressing [r] will
exit that location. The [r] key must be pressed or the data will not be saved. To exit before the last
segment, press [#]. As before, you are now ready to enter another programming location.

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EXITING THE PROGRAM MODE: When all the desired changes in programming have been made, it is
time to exit the Program Mode. Press [9][3][0][#] from a remote phone or [EXIT] [EXIT] from the
keypad.

LOADING THE FACTORY DEFAULTS

To load the factory defaults, enter the Program Mode using the procedure described above, then type
[9][1][0][#]. The loading takes approximately 10 seconds.

N Load factory defaults: [9][1][0][#]

Exit program mode: [9][3][0][#] from remote phone or [EXIT] [EXIT] from keypad

ENROLLING

The NetworX control panels have the ability to automatically find and store in their memory the
presence of all keypads, zone expanders, wireless receivers and any other module connected to the
DATA terminal. This allows these modules to be supervised by the control panel. To enroll the
NetworX “Operator” module, enter the Program Mode as previously described. When the Program
Mode is exited, the NetworX control will automatically enroll the devices. The enrolling process takes
about 12 seconds, during which time the “Service” LED will illuminate. User codes will not be accepted
during the enrolling process. If a speaker is attached to the control panel, it will click at this time. If a
siren or bell is attached to the control panel, it will sound for about 1 second. Once a module is
enrolled, if it is not detected by the control, the “Service” LED will illuminate.

PROGRAMMING THE ZONES AND X-10 OUTPUTS

Location 0 Rings to Answer (2 segments - numerical data)

Segment 1 contains the number of rings the NetworX “Operator” will wait before answering the
telephone. Valid entries are 0-15, where 0 disables.

Segment 2 is Reserved.

Locations 1 - 48 Zone Descriptions (8 segments - numerical data)

These locations contain the programming data for voice descriptions (characteristics) of zones 1 - 48.
Each of the 48 locations/zones has a programmable message of 8 words maximum for each location.

 The NX-540E is compatible with the NX-8E control panel. However, zones 49-192 do NOT

have custom zone descriptions. The interface module will simply state the zone number,
i.e. “Zone 49” to “Zone 192”.

Location 49 Output Description (8 segments - numerical data)

Location 49 contains the programmable data for voice description (characteristic) of X-10 Output #1.
This location allows a programmable message of 8 words maximum.

Location 50 Output Event/Zone/Time (3 segments - numerical data)

Location 50 is used to select the particular function, zone number and time for X-10 Output #1 to trip.

Segment 1 (EVENT) Selects the event that will trigger the X-10 output. Refer to the chart

on the next page for the specific events that can be selected.

Segment 2 (ZONE/USER) Selects the zone or user number necessary to trigger the X-10

output. If this location is programmed as a zero “0”, any zone or
user will activate the X-10 output.

Segment 3 (TIME) Selects the amount of time the X-10 output will remain activated

when triggered. If this location is programmed as a zero “0”, the X­10 output will follow the particular event.

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Table 1.1 Event Table

# Event # Event # Event

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0

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3

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5 Burglary Siren 22 Not Armed 40 Box Tamper

6 Fire Siren 23 Ready 41 Siren Tamper

7 Any Siren 24 Not Ready 42 Any Zone Faulted

8 Zone Bypass 25 Fire 43

9 AC Failure 26 Fire Trouble 44 Keypad Beeping

10 System Low Battery 27 Chime 45

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12

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15 Keypad Tamper 32 Listen In 50

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34 Failed to Communicate 52 Follow NX-540E Schedule

Burglary Alarm 17 Alarm Memory 35 Telephone Line Fault

Fire Alarm 18 Entry 36 Program Mode

24 Hour Alarm 19 Exit 37 Download

Zone Trouble 20 Entry or Exit 38 Ground Fault

Zone Tamper 21 Armed 39 Over Current

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Duress 28

Manual Fire 29 Dynamic Battery Test 47

Aux 2 Keypad 30

Keypad Panic 31

Automatic Test 33 Line Seizure 51 Connected External

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Expander Trouble 46

Open Schedule 48 Follow X10 Command

Closed Schedule 49 Flash X-10 for

:
:

Any Alarm

Code Entry

Key FOB Function 1

Key FOB Function 2

Alarm Memory

Flash X-10 for Siren

/ If set to follow condition, these events will be 1 second.
˜ See locations 52 & 53 in control panel.
: Events 46 & 47 require NX-408E, NX-416E, or NX-448E wireless receivers to operate.

Location 51 Special Functions / Partitions (2 segments -feature selection data)

Segment 1 selects the following special conditions for X-10 Output #1:

LED 1 = “ON” if output should time in minutes; “OFF” if output times in seconds
LED 2 = “ON” if output should latch until a code is entered.
LED 3 = “ON” if output should reset if a code is entered while it is being timed. Default is “on”.
LED 4 = “ON” if output should only trigger during a closed schedule.
LED 5 = “ON” if output should only trigger during an open schedule
LED 6 = “ON” if output should be inverted.
LED 7 = “ON” if output should not be described in the menu.

Segment 2 selects the following partitions for X-10 Output #1. Factory default is “on”.

LED 1 = “ON” if the event should activate when it occurs in Partition 1.
LED 2 = “ON” if the event should activate when it occurs in Partition 2.
LED 3 = “ON” if the event should activate when it occurs in Partition 3.
LED 4 = “ON” if the event should activate when it occurs in Partition 4.
LED 5 = “ON” if the event should activate when it occurs in Partition 5.
LED 6 = “ON” if the event should activate when it occurs in Partition 6.
LED 7 = “ON” if the event should activate when it occurs in Partition 7.
LED 8 = “ON” if the event should activate when it occurs in Partition 8.

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Location 52 X-10 Address for Output 1 (4 segments - numerical data)

Segment 1: Program a number (0 – 15) to represent the X-10 Module Number for X-10 Output #1
from the table below:

Module# 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

Segment 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

Segment 2: Program a number (0 – 15) to represent the X-10 House Address for X-10 Output #1
from the following table:

X-10 HOUSE ADDRESS CODES

0 = A 2 = C 4 = E 6 = G 8 = I 10 = K 12 = M 14 = O
1 = B 3 = D 5 = F 7 = H 9 = J 11 = L 13 = N 15 = P

Segment 3: Program a number (0 – 15) to represent the X10 Function Code that is sent when the
function is turned ON. Use the following table to determine the code to use. Factory default is 1.

Segment 4: Program a number (0 – 15) to represent the X10 Function Code that is sent when the
function is turned OFF. Use the following table to determine the code to use. Factory default is 0.

X-10 FUNCTION CODES

0 = OFF 2 = ALL UNITS OFF 4 = DIM 6 = ALL LIGHTS OFF

1 = ON 3 = ALL LIGHTS ON 5 = BRIGHT 7 – 15 = SUPPRESS command

Locations 53 - 176 X-10 Address for Outputs 2-32

Locations 53 through 176 are used to program X-10 Outputs #2 through 32. Each output has four
locations that are programmed using the same steps as X-10 Output #1 described previously. These
locations contain the following:

1) Description (Refer to the instructions in Location 49)

2) Event / Zone, User / Time (Refer to the instructions and table in Location 50)

3) Special Functions / Partitions (Refer to the instructions in Location 51)

4) X-10 Module / House Address (Refer to the instructions and tables in Location 52)

For example, X-10 Output #2 is programmed in Locations 53 – 56 while X-10 Output #32 is
programmed in Locations 173 – 176. Refer to the programming worksheets beginning on page 9.

Location 177 Internal Access (4 segments - numerical data)

This location contains the three or four-digit code used to access the “Operator” from the premise
telephone (On-Site). The factory default is 11, 11, 11 = [r][r][r].

N Important Notes: [r] = 11 [#] = 12

Location 178 External Access (4 segments - numerical data)

This location contains the three or four-digit code used to access the “Operator” away from the
premise telephone (Off-Site). The factory default is 12, 12, 12 = [#][#][#].

N Important Notes: [r] = 11 [#] = 12

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Location 179 Feature and Partition Select (3 segments -feature selection data)

Segment 1 contains special features that can be enabled with the “Operator”. Factory defaults are
“off”.

1 = “ON” allows remote programming.
2 = “ON” enables emergency keys (Fire, Medical, and Panic).
3 = Reserved
4 = “ON” enables 2-call answering machine defeat.
5 = “ON” enables wait for answer machine on external access.
6 – 8 = Reserved

Segment 2 Reserved

Segment 3 selects the partitions that can be accessed through the “Operator”. The factory default
is all eight partitions “on”.

1 = Partition 1
2 = Partition 2

Location 180 “Operator” Menu (3 segments-feature selection

Segment 1 contains the functions that are to be included in the “Operator” MENU. This location also
enables the partition functions, as well as the Home Control menu. NOTE
6, 7,or 8 listed below are disabled, they will still perform as usual; they will simply not be included in
the MENU. However, functions 1 and 5 will NOT perform if they are disabled. Factory defaults are
“on”.

1 = Enables “Change Area” function (r 1).
2 = Includes “Alarm Memory” function (r 3) in MENU.
3 = Includes “Test Siren” function (r 4) in MENU.
4 = Includes “Change Codes” function (r 5) in MENU. Note

be programmed through the “Operator”.

5 = Enables “Home Control” function (r 6).
6 = Includes “Reset Smoke Detector” function (r 7) in MENU.
7 = Includes “Program System” function (r 8) in MENU.
8 = Include “Set Time” function (r 9 7) in MENU.

Segment 2 is used to enable/disable the Home Control functions. Factory defaults are “on”.

1 = Enables “Lights Off” function (r 6 0) and “Lights On” function (r 6 1).
2 = Enables “Thermostat Control” function (r 6 2).

Segment 3 Reserved

Location 181 X-10 Signals (1 segment – numerical data)

This location contains the number of times (0 – 15) the control panel will send an X-10 signal for
dimming or reliability purposes. The default is 1.

Location 182 Answer Machine Defeat Timer (1 segment – numerical data)

This location programs the number of seconds (0 – 15) the “Operator” is to listen for [#][#][#] to be
entered after the premise phone line is picked up. If the answering machine defeat is enabled in
Location 179, even if someone answers the phone the “Operator” is still waiting for the code. Factory
default is 3 seconds.

Locations 183 - 188 Reserved

Location 189 Schedule 1 Opening Time (2 segments - numerical data)

This location contains the opening time of Schedule 1. Segment 1 contains the hour of the opening
time in 24-hour format. (1:00 PM = 13) Segment 2 contains the minutes after the hour of the
opening time.

3 = Partition 3
4 = Partition 4

5 = Partition 5
6 = Partition 6

7 = Partition 7
8 = Partition 8

data)

: If any of the items 2, 3, 4,

: PINS for users 100-240 cannot

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Location 190

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(2 segments - numerical data)

This location contains the closing time of Schedule 1. Segment 1 contains the hour of the closing time
in 24-hour format. (1:00 PM = 13) Segment 2 contains the minutes after the hour of the closing
time.

Location 191 Schedule 1 Days (1 segment -feature selection data)

Use the following table to program the “days” for Schedule 1.

LED DESCRIPTION LED DESCRIPTION

1 “ON” if the schedule is active on Sunday 5 “ON” if the schedule is active on Thursday
2 “ON” if the schedule is active on Monday 6 “ON” if the schedule is active on Friday
3 “ON” if the schedule is active on Tuesday 7 “ON” if the schedule is active on Saturday
4 “ON” if the schedule is active on Wednesday 8 Reserved

Location 192 Schedule 1 Function (1 segment - numerical data)

Schedule 1 controls any one of the 32 X-10 Output functions previously entered in locations 49
through 176. Program a number from 1 to 32 corresponding to the output you desire for Schedule 1.
See corresponding output “Special Functions”, options #4 (closed schedule) and #5 (open schedule).

Locations 193 - 316 Schedules 2 - 32 Function (1 segment - numerical data)

These locations contain Schedules 2 though 32. Each Schedule has four locations, which program the
Opening Time, Closing Time, Days and Function respectively. For example, Schedule 2 is programmed
in locations 193 through 196; and Schedule 32 is programmed in locations 313 through 316. Refer to
instructions of locations 189 – 192, and programming worksheets for more details.

PROGRAMMING EXAMPLES

EXAMPLE 1: TURNS ON ENTRYWAY LIGHT UPON
ENTRY ONLY DURING NIGHT. Have output #1 trip

and activate an X-10 module with house code C and
unit code 4 for 6 minutes when zone 1 is faulted only
from 5:00PM to 9:00AM, program the following:

LOC SEGMENT LOC SEGMENT

1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4

50 42 1 6 66 52 0 0
51 1 67 1

2 2
3 3
4 4
5 5
6 6
7 7
8 8

52 3 2 1 0 68 7 15 1 0
189 9 0 205 9 0
190 17 0 206 17 0
191 1

2
3
4
5
6
7
8

EXAMPLE 2: TURNS A DEVICE ON OR OFF DURING
BUSINESS HOURS. Have output #5 trip and activate

an X-10 module with a house code of P and a unit code
of 8 from 9:00AM to 5:00PM Monday through Friday,
but not at all on Saturday or Sunday, program the
following:

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ZERO...................... 0

ONE .......................1

TWO ...................... 2

THREE .................... 3

FOUR...................... 4

FIVE ....................... 5

SIX ........................6

SEVEN .................... 7

EIGHT .................... 8

NINE ...................... 9

TEN...................... 10

ELEVEN................. 11

TWELVE ................ 12

THIRTEEN ............. 13

FOURTEEN ............ 14

FIFTEEN................ 15

SIXTEEN ............... 16

SEVENTEEN........... 17

EIGHTEEN ............. 18

NINETEEN ............. 19

TWENTY................ 20

THIRTY ................. 21

FORTY .................. 22

FIFTY.................... 23

SIXTY ................... 24

SEVENTY............... 25

EIGHTY................. 26

NINETY................. 27

HUNDRED ............. 28

ACCESS ................ 29

ACTIVE ................. 30

AIRCONDITIONER .. 31

ALARM.................. 32

ALL ...................... 33

AM ....................... 34

AND ..................... 35

AREA.................... 36

ARMED ................. 37

ATTIC ................... 38

AUDIO .................. 39

AUTHORIZED......... 40

AUTO.................... 41

AUTOMATIC .......... 42

AUXILIARY ............ 43

BACK.................... 44

BASEMENT ............ 45

BATHROOM ........... 46

BATTERY............... 47

LIBRARY (NAME & NUMBER)

BEDROOM............. 48

BELL .................... 49

BOX ..................... 50

BYPASS ................ 51

BYPASSED ............ 52

CAN ..................... 53

CHIME.................. 54

CLOSET ................ 55

CODE ................... 56

COMMUNICATE...... 57

COMPLETE ............ 58

CONTROL.............. 59

COOL ................... 60

DATA ................... 61

DELAY .................. 62

DEN ..................... 63

DETECTOR ............ 64

DINING ................ 65

DISARM................ 66

DOOR................... 67

DOWN .................. 68

DURESS ............... 69

EAST .................... 70

EMERGENCY.......... 71

END ..................... 72

ENTER .................. 73

EXIT..................... 74

EXPANDER ............ 75

EXTERIOR............. 76

FAILURE ............... 77

FAMILY ................. 78

FAN...................... 79

FAULT .................. 80

FAULTED .............. 81

FEATURES............. 82

FINISHED ............. 83

FIRE..................... 84

FOLLOWED ........... 85

FRONT.................. 86

GAME ................... 87

GARAGE ............... 88

GAS ..................... 89

GLASSBREAK ........ 90

GROUND............... 91

GROUP ................. 92

GUEST.................. 93

HALL .................... 94

HALLWAY.............. 95

HEAT ................... 96

HEATING .............. 97

HELP.................... 98

HOME................... 99

INSERT ...............100

INSIDE................101

INSTANT .............102

INTERIOR ............103

IS.......................104

KEY.....................105

KITCHEN .............106

LIFT ....................107

LIGHT .................108

LINE ...................109

LIST....................110

LIVING ................111

LOCATION ...........112

LOST...................113

LOW ...................114

MASTER ..............115

MEDICAL .............116

MEMORY..............117

MOTION ..............118

NEW ...................119

NIGHT.................120

NORTH ................121

NOT ....................122

NUMBER ..............123

NURSERY.............124

OFF.....................125

OFFICE................126

OLD ....................127

ON......................128

OPEN ..................129

OPENING.............130

OUTPUT...............131

OUTSIDE .............132

OVERCURRENT.....133

PANIC .................134

PARTITION ..........135

PHONE ................136

PM ......................137

POINT .................138

POWER................139

READY ................140

REAR ..................141

ROOM .................142

SAFE...................143

SECURE ..............144

SECURITY............ 145

SENSOR .............. 146

SET ....................147

SHOCK................ 148

SHOP ..................149

SIDE...................150

SIREN .................151

SKYLIGHT............152

SLIDING..............153

SMOKE ...............154

SOUTH................155

STAIRS ...............156

START................. 157

STORAGE ............158

STUDY ................159

SUMMER .............160

SYSTEM ..............161

TAMPER ..............162

TEMPERATURE ..... 163

TEST................... 164

THE ....................165

TROUBLE............. 166

TURN .................. 167

TV ...................... 168

UP .....................169

USE .................... 170

UTILITY............... 171

VALID ................. 172

VAULT................. 173

WAREHOUSE .......174

WEST.................. 175

WINDOW............. 176

WINDOWS...........177

WINTER ..............178

WIRELESS ........... 179

YARD .................. 180

ZONE..................181

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NX-540E PROGRAMMING WORKSHEETS

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42 ZONE 42 DESCRIPTION

43 ZONE 43 DESCRIPTION

44 ZONE 44 DESCRIPTION

45 ZONE 45 DESCRIPTION

46 ZONE 46 DESCRIPTION

47 ZONE 47 DESCRIPTION

48 ZONE 48 DESCRIPTION

NOTE: The NX-540E is compatible with the NX-8E control panel. However, zones 49-192 do NOT have
custom zone descriptions. The module will simply state the zone number, i.e. “Zone 49” to “Zone 192”.

LOC DESCRIPTION DEFAULT DATA

49 X-10 OUTPUT 1 DESCRIPTION 108 1

50 X-10 OUTPUT 1 EVENT/ZONE/TIME 48 0 0

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X-10 OUTPUT 1 SPECIAL FUNCTIONS/PARTITIONS 51

Segment 1

‘ 1 = “ON” if output should time in minutes; “OFF” if output times in seconds.
‘ 2 = “ON” if output should latch until a code is entered.
‘ 3 = “ON” if output should reset if a code is entered while it is being

timed.

‘ 4 = “ON” if output should only trigger during a closed schedule.
‘ 5 = “ON” if output should only trigger during an open schedule
‘ 6 = “ON” if output should be inverted.
‘ 7 = “ON” if output should not be described in the menu.

Segment 2

‘ 1 = Partition 1
‘ 2 = Partition 2
‘ 3 = Partition 3
‘ 4 = Partition 4
‘ 5 = Partition 5
‘ 6 = Partition 6
‘ 7 = Partition 7
‘ 8 = Partition 8

X-10 OUTPUT 1 ADDRESS 52

Segment 1 = Module Number
Segment 2 = House Code
Segment 3 = X10 Function Code if ON
Segment 4 = X10 Function Code if OFF

X-10 HOUSE ADDRESS CODES

0 = A 4 = E 8 = I 12 = M
1 = B 5 = F 9 = J 13 = N
2 = C 6 = G 10 = K 14 = O
3 = D 7 = H 11 = L 15 = P

0
0
1
0

X10 FUNCTION CODES

0 = Off 4 = Dim
1 = On 5 = Bright
2 = All Units Off
3 = All Lights On

6 = All
Lights Off
7 – 15
Suppress

53 X-10 OUTPUT 2 DESCRIPTION 108 2

54 X-10 OUTPUT 2 EVENT/ZONE/TIME 48 0 0

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X-10 OUTPUT 2 SPECIAL FUNCTIONS/PARTITIONS 55

Segment 1

‘ 1 = “ON” if output should time in minutes; “OFF” if output times in seconds.
‘ 2 = “ON” if output should latch until a code is entered.
‘ 3 = “ON” if output should reset if a code is entered while it is being

timed.

‘ 4 = “ON” if output should only trigger during a closed schedule.
‘ 5 = “ON” if output should only trigger during an open schedule
‘ 6 = “ON” if output should be inverted.
‘ 7 = “ON” if output should not be described in the menu.

X-10 OUTPUT 2 ADDRESS 56

Segment 1 = Module Number
Segment 2 = House Code
Segment 3 = X10 Function Code if ON
Segment 4 = X10 Function Code if OFF

1
0
1
0

Segment 2

‘ 1 = Partition 1
‘ 2 = Partition 2
‘ 3 = Partition 3
‘ 4 = Partition 4
‘ 5 = Partition 5
‘ 6 = Partition 6
‘ 7 = Partition 7
‘ 8 = Partition 8

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