RSI VIDEOTECHNOLOGIES XL00 Monitoring Device User Manual Product Catalog

RSI VIDEOTECHNOLOGIES Monitoring Device Product Catalog

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Subscriber linked to the monitor station by GPRSMade by RSI VIDEO TECHNOLOGIES Document No. 2100-XL Jan. 2010for video and audio conrmation EMEA Hotline : +33 (0)820 846 620 / UK : 0871 951 / Espagne : +34 90 166 77 00USA Hotline : 877-206-5800InstallationManualSecurity System Videofied® - Model XL GPRSXL GPRS means XL600GPRS for USA/Canada, XL700GPRS for Australia and XL200GPRS for Europe and rest of the world.
Regulatory Information for USAFCC Part 15 Changes or modications made to this equipment not expressly approved by RSI Video Technologies may void the FCC authorization to operate this equipment.FCC Part 15 Class B  This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are  designed  to  provide  reasonable  protection  against  interference  in  a  residential installation.  This  equipment  generates,  uses,  and  can  radiate  radio  frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to  radio communications.  However, there  is  no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation.If  this  equipment  does  cause  harmful  interference  to  radio  or  television  reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.• Increase the separation between the equipment and the receiver.•  Connect  the  affected  equipment  and  the  panel  receiver  to  separate  AC  power outlets, on different branch circuits.• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rulesand with RS-210 of Industry Canada.  Operation is subject to the following two conditions:  (1) this device may not causeharmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interferencereceived, including interference that may cause undesired operation.RF  Exposure  Warning:  During  operation,  the  user  has  to  keep  a  minimum separation distance of 20 cm with the RF devices.For Canada:Le  présent  matériel  est  conforme  aux  spécications  techniques  applicables d’Industrie Canada. L’utilisation  de  ce  dispositif  est  autorisée  seulement  aux  conditions  suivantes  :  (1)  il  ne  doit pas produire de brouillage et  (2)  l’utilisateur  du  dispositif  doit  être  prêt à accepter  tout  brouillage  radioélectrique  reçu,  même  si  ce  brouillage  est  susceptible  de compromettre le fonctionnement du dispositif. Preamble......................................................................................11. Preparation before programming ........................................... 22. The golden rules  .................................................................... 33. Installation and programming  ................................................3       3.1 Initialize the panel .......................................................................3       3.2 Record the keypad .....................................................................3       3.3 Close the panel cover  ...............................................................34. End of installation .................................................................... 75. How to ...  ................................................................................. 7       5.1 Program the partial mode   .......................................................7        5.2 Delete the keypad .....................................................................8        5.3 Register the keypad again on an XL panel  .............................9        5.4 Activate/disactivate the ashing green light symbol  ...............9        5.5 Open the cover of an installed XL panel ..................................9        5.6 IP TMT Conguration ...............................................................96. Detail of the menu : alarm codes ..........................................10        Signalisation des évènements par défaut ....................................107. Table of GPRS codes...   ....................................................... 118. Numeric keypad...  ................................................................. 12 For further information, consult the installation manual :- Installation data sheet “Keypad”- Installation data sheet “Indoor MotionViewerTM”  - Installation data sheet “Outdoor MotionViewerTM”  - Installation data sheet “Motion detector”- Installation data sheet “Indoor siren” - Installation data sheet “Outdoor siren” - Installation data sheet “Remote control”- Installation data sheet “Silent Panic Keyfob”- Installation data sheet “Proximity Reader”- Installation data sheet “Motion detector” - Installation data sheet “Control relay”- Installation data sheet “Smoke detector”- Installation data sheet “Synoptics of the menus”Contents
1 PreambleThe  XL  GPRS  panel  is  specially  designed  for  monitoring.  It incorporates  the  main  functions  available  in  the  VISIO  panel range, including in particular:- Video verication- Radio range measurement- A 24/24 area- Automatically scheduled rearming (15 mins to 2 days)-  The  immediate  processing  of  contacts  opened  during  the arming.The XL panel is a comprehensive alarm panel which incorporates a GPRS/GSM transmitter, a 105dB siren, a microphone and a loud-speaker  for  audio  verication,  a  touch-sensitive,  back-lit keypad and a badge reader.Powered by 8 LR20 alkaline batteries and linked to the detectors via a secure radio frequency, the XL panel is entirely wireless and, for normal uses, will operate independently for 4 years.All Videoed devices are compatible with the XL (except for the SE250 external siren, replaced by the SE250, and the RAR100).• Installation principles In order to be congured and installed on-site, the XL requires the temporary use of a CMA-type external keypad.This can be removed from the system once the installation has been completed, tested and approved.• How it worksOnce armed,  an intrusion  or ‘panic’ call sets off its integrated siren and informs the remote surveillance centre of the events detected.The centre’s operator can  then  view the  videos available and request further audio verication once or a number of times.The operator can thus switch as he wishes from an audio session to a video session (provided he is using FRONTEL SERVICES or FRONTEL RECEPTION BAY).The audio verication is carried out via a GSM call in full duplex.• Characteristics of the XL panelThe XL panel incorporates:- A GPRS/GSM transmitter- A badge reader (2 tags included)- A 105dB siren- A microphone and loud-speaker for audio vericationThe XL panel is powered by 8 LR20 alkaline batteries. The XL panel supports:- 19 codes or badges (users and installer)- 19 devices of all types without distinction, including the CMA keypad for programming.Siren and loud-speaker MicrophoneTouch-sensitive keypadLocking screw Badge reader
On a piece of paper : • Name the 4 geographical zonesA  geographical  zone  corresponds  to  a  surface  where  all  the sensors are armed/disarmed together. A partial arming prole is a combination of geographical zones which are either armed or not.  By using the examples below, you are going to meet most of the requirements.Area A magazine Area A person1   ENTRY DELAY  1   ENTRY DELAY 2 MAGAZINE 2 RDC3 STOCK 3 FLOOR or OFFICE4 DISCOUNT 4 GARAGE(The1st geographical zone is inevitably delayed)• Name the devicesBe as explicite as possible because in case of intrusion, it is this device’s name that will display on the keypad and transmit to the monitoring station. Example  : CAM  HALL  ENTRANCE (for a camera at the entrance).•  Allocate  a  geographical  zone  (from  1  to  4)  to  each device. 1. Preparation before programming2. The golden rules1  The area 1 is always delayed.2 Never place the panel near an electric switchboard :      there is possible interference with the radio and GPRS      modem.3 Place the alarm panel at the most central location of the    site to be protected (also garantees a better propagation of    the radio).4 When there is typing error, use the               to delete the      incorrect character.5 Never record the same device twice without        having rst  deleted the device off of the panel.6 Record a maximum of 19 devices of any kinds, without    distinction (initial keypad included). 7 Respect the installation height (under device) of      PIR : 2m10 to 2m35, cameras MotionViewer : 2m10 to      2m35 (ideally in an unobstructed angle)8 Respect the installation height (under device) of      MotionViewer and PIR pet immune : 2m10.9 Installation height for external DCV cameras: 2m80 to 3m    using the MB ball-and-socket joint (optional) and angling      the camera at the target to be protected.10  If you are using a remote keypad, don’t install it at the      beginning of the installation Always clean the camera’s lens after installation      (with a clean and dry piece of cloth, without pressing      on the lens).12  To change from Capital to lower case, rst press the        ,    then change from small letter/capital letter with and vice-    versa.13  Be careful when opening and closing the panel cover (its     components are fragile).• Dene the partial arming proles (combinations of areas, see paragraph 5 and the partial programs on page 7).• Ask the end user to prepare his/her codes (18 maximum access codes with 4 to 6 numbers per code).11
003 Videofied Security System Installation Manual  The keypad becomes inactive after 40 seconds of      inactivity, in order to make the display to reappear,      press on the [YES] key.15  Use alkaline batteries for the panel and for the interior and    exterior sirens.3. Installation and programming2. The golden rulesOpen  the  packaging  box  and  take  out  the  cardboard  divider which serves as a gauge. Position it level against the attachment tting, making sure the arrow is pointing upwards. Mark the 5 points, remove  the  gauge and  pierce  the  4 attachment  holes and  the  auto-protection  hole.  Attach  the  base.  Insert  the  8 alkaline batteries in their lodgings, paying attention to the correct alignment of the positive and negative charges.Before removing the front side of the packaging box, insert the SIM card (voice/data or GSM/GPRS) as illustrated in gures 1 and 2.Assemble the front side with the base by positioning the hinges on the base.3.1 Initialize the panel• Insert the power cable into the power connection (the panel emits a beep) and the keypad lights up and ashes.•  Hold  down  the  PROGRAM  BUTTON  on  the  panel  for  10 seconds untiil the keypad beeps again and lights up all the keys of the panel keypad.• Briey press the PROGRAM BUTTON of the panel again to switch to keypad registration mode.3.2  Record  the  keypad  (cf.  Keypad  installation manual)• Insert the 3 Lithium LS14500 batteries in the keypad.• Do not x the keypad, it will help you in the recording and setting of the devices.•  Simultaneously press on [CLR] and [ESC NO] buttons on the keypad, until the keypad’s indicator ashes and then release.3.3 Close the panel cover• Screw in the screw on the left of the box.16  The ITRA110/600 and DCVA200/600/700 (devices      with pet immune) should never be placed        in stairs, or near stairs. (Risk  of untimely triggerings).14Figure 1 Figure 2Base HingesPROGRAM ButtonAlkaline batteriesPower connectionPower cable
Display of the keypad3. Installation and programmingActions and commentariesKEYPAD 1RECORDEDRADIO RANGETEST ?RADIO RANGEx/9RADIO RANGE9/9RADIO RANGETEST ?ENTER THEINSTALLER CODE    4 TO 6 DIGITSTHEN YESINSTALLER CODE :CODE NAME :ADJUSTINGTIME AND DATEDATE (Year) :00/ /CONNECTED TO MONITOR STATION?Do the same for the Month, the Day, the Time and the Minutes.Wait                  Use direction arrows right or left        to increase the numbers and the [YES] key to validate the value and move to the next.Naming the code +               (Becareful, some NAMES correspond to pre-programming of key accounts. (In case of incorrect setting, please contact your technical department).Installer code +           , then conrm : Code +WaitWaitWait for 10s in order to obtain the rst stable valueVerify the range : A regular ashing or a value of 2/5 or better indicates a sufcient RF radio.In order to stop the test.< - LANGUAGE - >ENGLISH         to select the language.
005Videofied Security System Installation Manual        to modify the value +         to modify the value + Keypad Programming3. Installation and programmingDisplay of the keypad Actions and commentariesACCOUNT NUMBER :PERIODIC TESTPERIODIC TEST :24 HOURSTEST HOUR :00Enter the Transmittor code + CODE/STATEMODIFICATION ?ENTERYOUR I.D. : Wait         or         (to modify the event transmission status,and the on/off controls, refer to Chapter 6.Details on the alarm codes menu, page 10).          to increase hours +         , and do the same for minutes.        to change the period +  NAME OR ADDRESSNAME OR ADDRESSENTRY COMPLETEAREA CONFIGURATIONAREA NAME 1 :EXIT DELAY :45 secEnter the name of the geographic area 1 +         .        Do the same for other areas, turn to if need be to paragraph 1 “1.Preparation before programming”, page 2.WaitEnter “name” or “address” +         (Name of the client, informative and optional data only).ENTRY DELAY :15 secGPRSPARAMETERS ?
3. Installation and programmingDisplay of the keypad Actions and commentariesBy default your GPRS panel has parameters of the ORANGE operator. It is necessary to modify the 3 parameters that characterise the connection to another operator (SFR or BOUYGUES, WYLESS, T-MOBILE, ATT...).Remark : GPRS Parameters is Case Sensitive ! (use the M/m key of the keypad to change Capital /Small letters).Be careful : Use arrows to change from one  parameter  to  the  other. Press on the [YES] key only when you want to modify a parameter!(The APN is given by your operator. These parameters are likely to change following the SIM card used. Ask your operator.)APN CODEinternet-entreprUSER NAMEorangePASSWORDorangeIP1 ADRESS0.0.0.0DOMAIN NAME 1PORT 1888GPRSPARAMETERS ?             to exit the menu.TEST IN PROGRESSEND = YESGPRS LEVEL5/5 It is not advisable to install a panel whose level is inferior to 3/5.Wait (this could last for 3 minutes) for the result of the test which can be : - a level between 1/5 and 5/5- an error code (in this case, call you technical support)PRESS PROGRAMBUTTON OF DEVICERecord your devices : (please refer to installation data sheets of each device).GPRS LEVEL Press the            and wait for the reception level. Do not remove the SIM card during the test!You  are  going  to  enter  various  parameters  depending  on  which  GPRS operator’s SIM card you have.The rst parameter is the APN code.By default, the standard public access parameters are those of Orange.Press [YES] to modify the value or the right arrow to move on to the next parameter.Second parameter: USERNAME            Third parameter: PASSWORDThe    IP1  address  or  the  domain  name  and  Port  1  are  provided  by  the monitoring station. Likewise for the IP2 address and the IP TMT address if applicable. Once the values have been established,Press the             to return to the PARAMETRES GPRS menu. ORANGE SFR BOUYGUES ........................APN internet-entreprise m2minternet a2bouygtel.com ........................USER orange Open eld  Open eld ........................PASS orange Open eld Open eld ........................
007Videofied Security System Installation Manual4. End of installationYou have recorded and x all the devices, record the remote controls, then with the question :Display of the keypad Actions and commentariesENTERING A NEWDEVICE ?OPERATIONCOMPLETED ?SYSTEM CHECKIN PROGRESSINSTALATIONSUCCESSFUL !    (Close the cover of the panel)All that remains is to program the user codes, Partial arming modes and eventually the Intercom time (at 180 seconds).5. How to...5.1 Program partial modeWith the direction arrows                 go to the menuCONFIGURATION  (niv  4)  ->  ALARM  MODES PROGRAMMABLES -> FULLY ARMED Then  use  the  direction  arrows  to  select  the  relevant  arming mode and the [YES] key to modify it.There are three possible arming modes.NORMAL MODE is the general arming mode, set using a badge or with a user code and keys  or   .MODE SPECIAL1 is a partial mode activated by entering a user code and pressing the      . This mode is also accessible on a CMA keypad via the              and via an RC remote control via the        .SPECIAL2  MODE  is  not  accessible  on  the  keypad  of  an  XL panel. It is available on a CMA keypad via the           and via an RC remote control via the        .For each arming mode, it is possible to specify how each of the 4 zones will be armed and how the sound alert will be made.Areas : 1   2   3   4          Each time you press on the number                     of the area it modies the correspondance.State : A   A   A   A          Situated below. Validation at the end, the                  [YES] key.A  Armed Siren Immediate triggering of all sirensDDisarmed Delay beepsEntry/Exit delay beeps, then triggering of the sirensPPerimeter(all the opening contacts)Silent Without siren without beepsEExternal (opening contacts protecting an exterior access)Without sirenBeeps on the keypad onlyPERIMETRIE MODE is not accessible on the XL keypad. It is only availble on the CMA deported keypad by   + user code + [YES].You can now close the XL panel, making sure you fully tighten the screw on the left-hand side.
005. How to ...Display of the keypad Actions and commentaries   ACCESS LEVELLEVEL : 3 => 4 Use the right arrow to increment the level to 4.ACCESS LEVEL3BADGE OR CODE Enter the installer code  + < = = = = XX = = = = > You can remove the keypad batteries.DELATEKEYPADACCESS LEVEL4GENERALPARAMETERSAREAS ANDDEVICESDEVICES                 Use the right arrow to go to the CONFIGURATION menu.ADD A NEWDEVICE to go to the DEVICE CONFIGURATION menu.Press the left arrow twice to go to the ZONES AND DEVICES menu.BADGE OR CODE Enter the installer code +DEVICECONFIGURATIONZ1:KEYPADKEYPAD 1          (If necessary, use the direction arrows to select the keypad).5.2 Delete the keypadCONFIGURATION
00Videofied Security System Installation Manual 95. How to ...5.3 Register again a  CMA keypad on an XL panel without opening the coverActivate the touch-sensitive keypad by placing your hand over it.Enter in special mode by pressing for 3 seconds on theand the numerical keypad starts to ash.Type the code 000000 then  to switch the XL panelin keypad registration mode. On the keypad:- Insert the 3 Lithium LS14500 batteries.- Simultaneously press  [CLR]  and  [ESC  NO]  on  the keypad untiil the indiicator light on the panel ashes and then release.It is possible to activate or disactivate the ashing green battery symbol.Bear in mind that when this symbol is activated, the product has less battery life and the batteries will have to be changed within 4 years.Enter in special mode by pressing for 3 seconds on the and the numerical keypad starts to ash.Type the code 000100 then  the  digital  keypad  will remain illuminated while the green battery symbol starts to ash with the number 0 or 1 on the 7-segment digit.The number shown is an indication of the display conguration for the battery symbol (0 for disactivated, 1 for activated). 5.4  Activate  or  disactivate  the  flashing  green battery symbol5.5 Open the cover of an installed XL panelUnscrew  the  screw  on  the  left-hand  side  of  the  panel  and separate the panel of the base. KEYPAD 1 RECORDEDINSTALLATION CODE Enter the installer code +Display of the keypad Actions 5.6 IP TMT ConfigurationYou need a computer connected to the network IP, congured either on a xed address IP with the opened port 888 is needed, or on a name of domain with the opened port 888.About the  programming of  the  panel,  it is necessary either to inform on the IP TMT your xed IP, or on DOMAIN NAME your domain name.The  computer  connected  on  your  network  has  to  have  the software  Fontel TMT installed and parametrized.The  connection  by  seizing  999999  +  [OK]  on  the  panel  XL, either on the keypad CMA (if it is on the site).In  Frontel  TMT  make:  File  /  open,  a  window  opens  with  the account N ° (code transmitter).Click  above,  validate  the  request  of  remote  maintenance by  clicking  on  OK,  then  to  make  an  import  to  get  back  the programming of the site.
6. Details of the menu : ALARM CODESignalling events by default (except if you are using pre programming)By default these events are transmited:DEVICE (intrusions)ALERT (button)TAMPERPERIODIC TESTBy default are not transmited:INITIALIZATIONPANEL BATTERIES (low panel batteries)AC POWER (panel power off)PHONELINE FAULT (telephone)DEVICE BATT. (low batteries devices)RADIO JAMMING (radio jamming)SUPERVISION (default supervision)WRONG CODES (when entering 5 false codes/badges)DURESS CODE (panic button)ALARM MEMORY (old memory overwritten)ARM/DISARM (open/close)There are the 3 transmission states:ALARM, which can be heard : when it appearsALARM / END,  which can be heard : when it appears and disap-pearsNOT TRANSMITTEDExamples : -  If  one  wishes  to  recall  events  of  ARMING/DISARMING  (operate/stop),  you  will  have  to  modify  the conguration of events ARMING/DISARMING to ALARM / END.- If you wish to recall the false codes  information, you will  have  to modify the conguration of  events WRONG CODES on the state ALARM.How to modify the transmission state of events?2 possible solutions:• At installation, just after having validated the hour of the cyclic test, the keypad requests : CODE/STATEMODIFICATION ?• After the initial installation, by using the keypad : With direction arrows                go to the menu CONFIGURATION (level 4) -> CONFIGURATION MONITOR. STATION  -> ALARM CODES -> TRANS. STATE MODIFICATIONThen:With direction arrows               Select the event to transmit, make        then modify  the  transmission  state  with arrows and revalidate with the [YES] key. Renew the operation for each event which you wish to modify the transmission regulations.Press on the           to access the menu TRANS. STATE MODIFICATIONIn all cases, be sure to check that the conguration of your XL system is suitable for your needs.
7. Table of GPRS error code correspondancesGPRS LEVEL :ERROR XXXStart the test again after rst error.In case of GPRS error, we recommend you continue installation by recording of detectors and devices and then come back to the GPRS level test.During the GPRS level test, if there is an error an associated code appears in place of the the GPRS level. Codes Errors03 ou 04 No network coverage or no SIM card GPRS data 010 SIM non inserted011 Code PIN necessary -> The PIN code  must be disactivated012 Code PUK necessary, SIM card blocked013 Default SIM card014 SIM card busy015 Error on SIM  016 Incorrect password017 SIM PIN2 necessary  -> The PIN code must be disactivated018 SIM PUK2 necessary022 SIM not found030 No network coverage or no SIM card GPRS data 040 : 047 SIM card non inappropriate or blocked -> Unlock with PUK code 149 Authentication error -> Incorrect Network problem or parameters (APN, USER, ...)107 Service data GPRS non authorised -> SIM card unsuitableTable of correspondance error codes!!! The PIN code of the SIM cards must either be disactivated or be 0000 !!! Codes Errors043 Typographical error in the APN Code username or password003 SIM card not detected/no inserted132 SIM card not activated030 No GPRS signal915 MHz codes11
00EMEA SALES23, avenue du Général Leclerc92340 BOURG-LA-REINEFRANCEHot line : +33 (0)820 846 620Fax : +33 (0)3 90 20 66 36© 2009 RSI Video Technologies Videoed® is a Registered Trademark of RSI Video Technologies.  Specications subject to change without notice.www.videofied.comNorth American Headquarters4455 White Bear Parkway, Suite 700White Bear Lake, MN 55110USAHot Line : 877-206-5800Fax : 651-762-4693 8. Numeric KeypadSymbols Explanations D • When the indicator light is green: indicates that all the batteries (panel + peripheral) are OK• When the indicator light is red: indicates that there is a battery fault either on the panel or on a peripheral device (the N° will be indicated on the display)P• During arming: signals the detection of a peripheral device in a zone not on a time setting• Not armed:  signals  the  auto-protection  of a peripheral device  (the  N° will be indicated on the display)Used in order to identify:• N° of the peripheral device  (0 for the panel and 1 to 19 for the peripheral devices) in the vent of auto-protection, intrusion, low battery, etc.• Incorrect authentication (‘C’ for wrong code) Indicates that there has been an intrusionIndicates any other fault (radio interference, ect.)Symbols Explanations DUsed to disarm the system (after entering the code)P• Enables arming in partial mode (after entering the code)• Flashes when the system is partially armed• Enables arming in total mode (after entering the code)• Flashes when the system is totally armedEnables arming in total mode (after entering the code)Symbols Explanations DKey to be held down for 3 seconds to activate panic buttonsPOnce it lights up, pressing this key will send a police call through to the monitoring stationOnce it lights up, pressing this key will send an emergency call through to the operatorsOnce it lights up, pressing this key will send an emergency call through to the operatorsThis key allows you to cancel the activation of the panic buttonsSymbols Explanationsà DKeys for entering user codesPKey for conrming codeDelete key in case off errorUsing the numeric keypad: to conserve the batteries, the numerical keypad automatically turns off after a few seconds of not being used. Before entering the code, you need to reactivate it. To do so, place your hand at over the numeric keypad, it will light up and then you can use it.

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