NAPCO GEM-RECV-XPS Installation Instructions Manual

I INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS I

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DESCRIPTION

GEM-RECV-XP8

Napco's
trol
XP-600
receiver
transmitters may
protection
that report
receiver

THE

The
transmitters,
GEM-KEYF

nected
each
received,
Also
each transmitter.
programmed
system

COMPATIBLE TRANSMITTERS

Any

used

• GEM-TRANS2 Window/Door Sensor. This super-

•

•

•

• GEM-SMKSmoke Detector. Supervised smoke detec-

•

• GEM-GB. Glass-break

SPECIFICATIONS, GEM-RECV-XP8 Receiver
Operating
Storage
Power

Wireless-Ready,.

Panels.

or

and

without the

GEM-RECV-XPB

GEM-RECV-XPB

to the

transmitter, updating transmltter status

monitored

trouble.

of the following Napea wireless transmitters may

with the

vised,
netic
external

GEM­points.

GEM-PIR.
GEM-DT.

tor.

GEM-KEYF
remote

Temperature:

Requirements:

'Mreleu

CD

SYSTEMS.

NE:W

FREE:

(800)

8eRvtcc

FREE;

(800)

The

GEM-P800

one or more companion transmitters.

devices,

zone

4

GEM-SMK

Key-Fob

and

conveys this information

time,

GEM-RECV-XP8

two-point transmitter provides

reed

normally-closed devices.

TRANS4 Window/Door Sensor. As

Dual-element passive infrared

Dual-technology PIA/microwave

arming or emergency transmitter.

Temperature:

Ready

INC.

AVENUE

YOAK

11701

SERIIICE

II4H4-45

DIRECT

UNE

II4IHM40

receiver

wireless

be

window/door

status

use

keypad

is

the

elapsed

If no report

the

switch and/or terminals for one or two

Key Fob Transmitter. Keychaln/pendant

Is

the hardwired interface to

XP-Serles

system comprises

panel,

at least one

wireless smoke detectors, space-

and

supervision information

of

wires.

RECEIVER

wUI

accommodate up to 8 wireless

wireless smoke detectors, and 4

transmitters. The receiver

3-wlre

panel

bus.

time since the last report from

wDI

sensor.

ooc

to

and

GEM-P800
GEM-RECV-XP8

sensors,

issue

receiver.

49"C

or other devices

The

receiver monitors

as

to

the control

Is

received within a

a Supervisory Failure

an

Internal

sensor.

-20°C to + 85°C

12Vdc,

..

Ia

a trademark of Napco Security Systems,

SOmA

(supplied by

an

XP-400:

is

reports

above,

sensor.

panel)

Con-

The

to

con-

panel.

mag-

but 4

-

Inc.

the

are

be

GEM-RECV-XPS

Wireless

XP-Series

Control

Antenna:
Dimenslo.

ORDERING

­Note: Batteries

GEM-RECV-XP8
GEM-DT

GEM-GB
GEM-KEYF

GEM-PIR
GEM-SMK
GEM-TRANS2
GEM-TRANS4
DL123A

INSTALLATION

Designing the System

In

sideration to the location of the
where the control
centrally located
equally distant from
high above ground

not

adversely
Identifying

receiver

tion materials

struction
receiver,
up
plaster

In installations where distant transmitters pose reception

problems,

panel will respond to receiver with the stronger signal. Both
receivers are connected to the
must
by the control panel.

of

t/4-wave

ns:

planning the layout of the

recommended),

affect reception
all

location

wUI

concrete or brick can reduce signal strength

to

35%,

while steel-reinforced concrete or

can

reduce transmitter strength

two receivers (maximum)

be

addressed differently so that they can be Identified

jumper

JP1

Receiver

and

GEM-PSOO

for

Panels

(4)

6" x

3511" x 1112"

INFORMATION

are

induded with
8-Polnt Receiver/Interlace with four
antennas
Dual-technology
Glass-Break
Hand-Held
Panic
Passive
Supervised
2-Point Window/Door Transmitter
4-Polnt Window/Door Transmitter
Replacement Lithium Battery for
TRANS2,

GB

panel

Within

all

level

keeping

proposed

Also

Include

In

use.

have

little effect upon signal strength at

This

at the

lower-left

(HxWxD,

Key

Button

Infrared Transmitter

GEM-PIR

(2)

(bulk packed)

Is

mounted, the receiver should

the premises, that

transmitters. Choose a location

less mounting tabs)

all

transmitters.

PIRJMicrowave

Detector

Fob Pendant/Keychain

Smoke Detector

(2)

system,

receiver.

as practical (attic Installations

In

mind

that

Draw

a layout

transmitter locations

notations

Although wood

Indicating construc­and

may

panel's 3-wlre bus, but they

Is

accomplished by the

comer

of

and

give careful con-

Is,

metal

of

and

wallboard con-

as

much

the board.

WI848A

Regardless

approximately

metal

be

10/96

sensor

GEM-

GEM-

of

be

as

are

objects may

the

system,

anticipated

the

by

lath

and

as

90%.

used.

The

placement

Refer

to

the Wiring Diagram for jumper configuration.

· Note: Each receiver leaves the factory internally con-

figured as #1 . Therefore, if only one receiver is being used,

is

address assignment

Mounting

and Wiring

Allowing at least 9" at the
antennas, mount the receiver using
the surface through the
cover (see

Wiring Diagram). Using 3-conductor cable, wire

not required.

the

Receiver

top

and 6" at the bottom for the

two

mounting holes in the rear

two

screws suitable for

the receiver to the control panel in accordance with the
following table.

. GEM-RECV-XP8

(+)

' 1

2

(-)

3

(DATA)

Table 1. GEM-RECV-XPS

GETTING

Referring

UP

AND RUNNING

to

the installation and programming instruction

XP-SERIES/GEM-PSOO CONTROL
9 (REMOTE POWER
10

(REMOTE POWER

11

(GREEN)

terminal

+)

-)

connections

to

the

PANEL

panel.

manuals for the control panel, enter

• the programming block number of the zone
the transmitter

• the ?-digit

will be mapped,

RF

ID

Number (6-digit code :1-digit checksum

number) printed on the transmitter. After the

to

which

last digit

is

entered, the keypad will beep.

• the wireless point number.
RF

ID

Note: When programming the

Number at the

keypad,

(*][1]

press

for "A"
press [*1[2] for "B"
press

[*][3]

for "C"

press

Press (ON/OFF]

[*](4]for

press (*]{5] for "

press

[*][6]

to

save.

Press NEXT to continue.

"D"

E"

for "F".

Key Fob Transmitters. Referring to the programming in-

structions for the control panel, enter the following:

• an assigned

• the ?-digit hexadecimal
transmitter (enter

leading zeros,

• Aux. 1 options

Key

Fob Transmitter number (1- 4);

RF

ID

number printed on the

all

numbers and/or letters, including

if

any);

(see

programming worksheets)

CHECKING TRANSMITTERS

The transmitter will send a report whenever it

.

is

tripped.
It will also send a supervisory transmission about once
every hour.
a programmed time, an

If the receiver does not receive a report within

RF

Supervisory Failure will be

indicated at the keypad.

Signal Strength. The signal strength of any transmitter

can be determined in the Fault-Find mode, as follows.

(a)

Press (*] [7] to enter the Fault-Find mode.

(b)

The keypad will give a visual and audible indication

signal strength

as

shown

in

Table

2.

Note: After the audible indication times out, a ZONE

will light

to

indicate the zone

to

which the transmitter

of

LED

mapped.

is

VISUAL

(ZONE LEOs)
NONE
ZONE 1

ZONES 1
ZONES 1­ZONES

i

WIRELESS SYSTEM TROUBLES

A system trouble will cause the

ON

&20N

30N

1-4

ON

Table 2. Keypad

come on and the keypad

AUDIBLE

(KEYPAD TONE)

1

V4-SEC.
1 1-SEC. BEEP
2 1-SEC. BEEPS
31-SEC: BEEPS
4 1-SEC. BEEPS

BEEP

Indications

to

sound a double-beep, which

of

signal

yellow

SIGNAL

STRENGTH

30R

LESS

4

5

6-7

8-10

strength.

..;

SYSTEM LED to

will repeat every ten seconds. Wireless system troubles are
shewn in Table

(a)

Press the

(with keypad sounder) and one

3.

To identify the system trouble,

[v]

Button; the yellow vSYSTEM LED will flash

or

more Zone

LEOs

will

come on.

(b)

Count the number

(c)

Note the ZONE LED(s) that are on.

(d)

Find the condition from Table

v'SVSTEM LED ZONE LED(s)

(#FLASHES)

·-·· .

2

2 4

3

4

5

6

7

Table 3. Wireless

ON

3

H)

1-6

1-4
1-4

1-6

of

vSYSTEM

LED

flashes (or beeps).

3.

SYSTEM TROUBLE

CONDITION
Receiver tamper or data failure.
Receiver jam.
Transmitter low battery on

s)

indicated.

zone(
Transmitter superyisory failure on

zone(s) indicated.
Low battery, smoke detector 1-4.

Supervisory failure, smoke detec-

4.

tor 1-

Wireless tamper; GEM--DT Self-

test failure.

System

Troubles

Note: If a low-battery condition is indicated and all trans-

mitters were installed at the same time, it is recommended

all

that

transmitter batteries be replaced

to

avoid callbacks.

RECEIVER LED INDICATIONS
Red LED (DS1)

Functions of the red LED are shown in Table 4 below.

RED LED RECEIVER CONDITION

-

OFF No power.
ON
FLASHING

Powered,
Powered

but

not

and communicating with the panel.

Table 4. Red LED

communicating with panel.

Indications.

Green LED (DS2)

LED

The green
having a strength
sufficient strength.

transmitters in operation
ference.

If

the green LED remains

will flash while receiving a transmission

of

4 or greater, indicating a signal of

Caution: A

is

a

sign

green

LED

display

of

high

ambient

lit

continuously, relocate

with

rf

inter-

no

the receiver.

2