Videofied® - XL GPRS - GeoArm

Made by RSI VIDEO TECHNOLOGIES 

Subscriber linked to the monitor station by GPRS 

for video and audio confirmation 

Document No. 2100-XL Jan. 2010 

EMEA Hotline : +33 (0)820 846 620 / UK : 0871 951 / Espagne : +34 90 166 77 00 

USA Hotline : 877-206-5800 

Security System Videofied ® - Model XL GPRS 

Installation 

Manual 

XL GPRS means XL600GPRS for USA/Canada, XL700GPRS for Australia and 

XL200GPRS for Europe and rest of the world.

Contents 

Preamble......................................................................................1 

1. Preparation before programming ........................................... 2 

2. The golden rules .................................................................... 3 

3. Installation and programming ................................................3 

3.1 Initialize the panel .......................................................................3 

3.2 Record the keypad .....................................................................3 

3.3 Close the panel cover ...............................................................3 

4. End of installation ....................................................................7 

5. 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 flashing green light symbol ...............9 

5.5 Open the cover of an installed XL panel ..................................9 

5.6 IP TMT Configuration ...............................................................9 

6. Detail of the menu : alarm codes .......................................... 10 

Signalisation des évènements par défaut ....................................10 

7. Table of GPRS codes... ....................................................... 11 

8. Numeric keypad... ................................................................. 12 

For further information, consult the installation manual : 

- Installation data sheet “Keypad” 

- Installation data sheet “Indoor MotionViewer TM ” 

- Installation data sheet “Outdoor MotionViewer TM ” 

- 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 “Control relay” 

- Installation data sheet “Smoke detector” 

- Installation data sheet “Synoptics of the menus” 

Regulatory Information for USA 

FCC Part 15 Changes or modifications 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 spécifications 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 

The XL GPRS panel is specially designed for monitoring. It 

incorporates the main functions available in the VISIO panel 

range, including in particular: 

- Video verification 

- 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 verification, 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 Videofied 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 configured 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 works 

Once 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 verification 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 verification is carried out via a GSM call in full duplex. 

• Characteristics of the XL panel 

The XL panel incorporates: 

- A GPRS/GSM transmitter 

- A badge reader (2 tags included) 

- A 105dB siren 

- A microphone and loud-speaker for audio verification 

The 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 Microphone 

Locking screw Badge reader 

Touch-sensitive 

keypad 

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1. Preparation before programming 

On a piece of paper : 

• Name the 4 geographical zones 

A geographical zone corresponds to a surface where all the 

sensors are armed/disarmed together. A partial arming profile 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 person 

1 ENTRY DELAY 1 ENTRY DELAY 

2 MAGAZINE 2 RDC 

3 STOCK 3 FLOOR or OFFICE 

4 DISCOUNT 4 GARAGE 

(The1st geographical zone is inevitably delayed) 

• Name the devices 

Be 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. 

2. The golden rules 

1 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 first 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) 

• Define the partial arming profiles (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). 

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 

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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, first 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).

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2. The golden rules 

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 programming 

Open the packaging box and take out the cardboard divider 

which serves as a gauge. Position it level against the attachment 

fitting, 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 figures 1 

and 2. 

Figure 1 Figure 2 

Alkaline batteries 

Power 

connection 

Power cable 

PROGRAM Button 

Videofied Security System Installation Manual 

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). 

Assemble the front side with the base by positioning the hinges 

on the base. 

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 flashes. 

• 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. 

• Briefly 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 fix 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 flashes and then release. 

3.3 Close the panel cover 

Hinges 

• Screw in the screw on the left of the box. 

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Display of the keypad 

KEYPAD 1 

RECORDED 

< - LANGUAGE - > 

ENGLISH 

RADIO RANGE 

TEST ? 

RADIO RANGE 

x/9 

RADIO RANGE 

9/9 

RADIO RANGE 

TEST ? 

ENTER THE 

INSTALLER CODE 

4 TO 6 DIGITS 

THEN YES 

INSTALLER CODE : 

CODE NAME : 

ADJUSTING 

TIME AND DATE 

DATE (Year) : 

00/ / 

CONNECTED TO 

MONITOR STATION? 

Wait 

Wait 

Actions and commentaries 

to select the language. 

Wait for 10s in order to obtain the first stable value 

Installer code + , then confirm : Code + 

Verify the range : A regular flashing or a 

value of 2/5 or better indicates a sufficient 

RF radio. 

In order to stop the test. 

Naming the code + (Becareful, some NAMES correspond to preprogramming 

of key accounts. (In case of incorrect setting, please contact 

your technical department). 

Wait 

Use direction arrows right or left to increase the 

numbers and the [YES] key to validate the value and move to the next. 

Do the same for the Month, the Day, the Time and the Minutes.



Keypad Programming 

Display of the keypad Actions and commentaries 

ACCOUNT NUMBER : 

PERIODIC TEST 

PERIODIC TEST : 

24 HOURS 

TEST HOUR : 

00 

CODE/STATE 

MODIFICATION ? 

ENTER 

YOUR I.D. : 

NAME OR ADDRESS 

NAME OR ADDRESS 

ENTRY COMPLETE 

AREA 

CONFIGURATION 

AREA NAME 1 : 

EXIT DELAY : 

45 sec 

ENTRY DELAY : 

15 sec 

GPRS 

PARAMETERS ? 

Enter the Transmittor code + 

Wait 

to change the period + 

to increase hours + , and do the same for minutes. 

or (to modify the event transmission status,and the on/off 

controls, refer to Chapter 6.Details on the alarm codes menu, page 10). 

Enter “name” or “address” + (Name of the client, informative and 

optional data only). 

Wait 

Enter 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. 

to modify the value + 

to modify the value + 

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By 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 CODE 

internet-entrepr 

USER NAME 

orange 

PASSWORD 

orange 

IP1 ADRESS 

0.0.0.0 

DOMAIN NAME 1 

PORT 1 

888 


PARAMETERS ? 

GPRS LEVEL 

TEST IN PROGRESS 

END = YES 


5/5 

PRESS PROGRAM 

BUTTON OF DEVICE 

ORANGE SFR BOUYGUES ........................ 

APN internet-entreprise m2minternet a2bouygtel.com ........................ 

USER orange Open field Open field ........................ 

PASS orange Open field Open field ........................ 

You are going to enter various parameters depending on which GPRS 

operator’s SIM card you have. 

The first 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: PASSWORD 

The 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. 

to exit the menu. 

Press the and wait for the reception level. Do not remove the SIM 

card during the test! 

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) 

It is not advisable to install a panel whose level is inferior to 3/5. 

Record your devices : (please refer to installation data sheets of each 

device).

4. End of installation 

You have recorded and fix all the devices, record the remote controls, then with the question : 


ENTERING A NEW 

DEVICE ? 

OPERATION 

COMPLETED ? 

SYSTEM CHECK 

IN PROGRESS 

INSTALATION 

SUCCESSFUL ! 


(Close the cover of the panel) 

You can now close the XL panel, making sure you fully tighten the screw on the left-hand side. 

5. How to... 

5.1 Program partial mode 

With the direction arrows go to the menu 

CONFIGURATION (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. 

All that remains is to program the user 

codes, Partial arming modes and eventually 

the Intercom time (at 180 seconds). 

Areas : 1 2 3 4 Each time you press on the number 

of the area it modifies the correspondance. 

State : A A A A Situated below. Validation at the end, the 

[YES] key. 

A Armed Siren 

D Disarmed 

P 

E 

Perimeter 

(all the opening 

contacts) 

External (opening 

contacts protecting an 

exterior access) 

Delay 

beeps 

Silent 

Without 

siren 

Immediate triggering 

of all sirens 

Entry/Exit delay 

beeps, then triggering 

of the sirens 

Without siren 

without beeps 

Beeps on the 

keypad only 

PERIMETRIE MODE is not accessible on the XL keypad. It is 

only availble on the CMA deported keypad by + user 

code + [YES]. 

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5. How to ... 

5.2 Delete the keypad 


ACCESS LEVEL 

3 

ACCESS LEVEL 

LEVEL : 3 => 4 

Use the right arrow to increment the level to 4. 

BADGE OR CODE Enter the installer code + 

ACCESS LEVEL 

4 

CONFIGURATION 

BADGE OR CODE 

GENERAL 

PARAMETERS 

AREAS AND 

DEVICES 

DEVICES 

ADD A NEW 

DEVICE 

DEVICE 

CONFIGURATION 

Z1:KEYPAD 

KEYPAD 1 

DELATE 

KEYPAD 

< = = = = XX = = = = > 

Use the right arrow to go to the CONFIGURATION menu. 

Enter the installer code + 

Press the left arrow twice to go to the ZONES AND DEVICES menu. 

to go to the DEVICE CONFIGURATION menu. 

(If necessary, use the direction arrows to select the keypad). 

You can remove the keypad batteries.

5. How to ... 

5.3 Register again a CMA keypad on an XL panel 

without opening the cover 

Activate the touch-sensitive keypad by placing your hand over it. 

Enter in special mode by pressing for 3 seconds on the 

and the numerical keypad starts to flash. 

Type the code 000000 then to switch the XL panel 

in 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 flashes and then release. 

5.4 Activate or disactivate the flashing green 

battery symbol 

It is possible to activate or disactivate the flashing 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 flash. 

Type the code 000100 then the digital keypad will 

remain illuminated while the green battery symbol starts to flash 

with the number 0 or 1 on the 7-segment digit. 

The number shown is an indication of the display configuration 

for the battery symbol (0 for disactivated, 1 for activated). 


Display of the keypad Actions 

KEYPAD 1 

RECORDED 

INSTALLATION CODE Enter the installer code + 

5.5 Open the cover of an installed XL panel 

Unscrew the screw on the left-hand side of the panel and 

separate the panel of the base. 

5.6 IP TMT Configuration 

You need a computer connected to the network IP, configured 

either on a fixed 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 fixed 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. 

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6. Details of the menu : ALARM CODE 

Signalling events by default (except if you are 

using pre programming) 

By default these events are transmited: 

DEVICE (intrusions) 

ALERT (button) 

TAMPER 

PERIODIC TEST 

There are the 3 transmission 

states: 

ALARM, which can be heard : 

when it appears 

ALARM / END, which can be 

heard : when it appears and disappears 

NOT TRANSMITTED 

Examples : 

INITIALIZATION 

By default are not transmited: 

PANEL 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) 

- If one wishes to recall events of ARMING/DISARMING (operate/stop), you will have to modify the 

configuration of events ARMING/DISARMING to ALARM / END. 

- If you wish to recall the false codes information, you will have to modify the configuration 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/STATE 

MODIFICATION ? 

• 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 MODIFICATION 

Then: 

In all cases, be sure to check that the configuration of your XL 

system is suitable for your needs. 

Press on the to access the menu TRANS. STATE MODIFICATION 

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.

7. Table of GPRS error code correspondances 

During the GPRS level test, if there is an error an associated code appears in place of the the GPRS level. 

GPRS LEVEL : 

ERROR XXX 

Table of correspondance error codes 

915 MHz codes 

Start the test again after first error. 

Codes Errors 

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. 

03 ou 04 No network coverage or no SIM card GPRS data 

010 SIM non inserted 

011 

Code PIN necessary 

-> The PIN code must be disactivated 

012 Code PUK necessary, SIM card blocked 

013 Default SIM card 

014 SIM card busy 

015 Error on SIM 

016 Incorrect password 

017 

SIM PIN2 necessary 

-> The PIN code must be disactivated 

018 SIM PUK2 necessary 

022 SIM not found 

030 No network coverage or no SIM card GPRS data 

040 : 047 

149 

107 

!!! The PIN code of the SIM cards must either be disactivated or be 0000 !!! 

SIM card non inappropriate or blocked 

-> Unlock with PUK code 

Authentification error 

-> Incorrect Network problem or parameters (APN, USER, ...) 

Service data GPRS non authorised 

-> SIM card unsuitable 

Codes Errors 

043 Typographical error in the APN Code username or password 

003 SIM card not detected/no inserted 

132 SIM card not activated 

030 No GPRS signal 

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8. Numeric Keypad 

Symbols Explanations 

D 

P 

• 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) 

• 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 authentification (‘C’ for wrong code) 

Indicates that there has been an intrusion 

Indicates any other fault (radio interference, ect.) 


D Used 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 armed 

Enables arming in total mode (after entering the code) 


D Key to be held down for 3 seconds to activate panic buttons 

P Once it lights up, pressing this key will send a police call through to the monitoring station 

Once it lights up, pressing this key will send an emergency call through to the operators 

Once it lights up, pressing this key will send an emergency call through to the operators 

This key allows you to cancel the activation of the panic buttons 


à D Keys for entering user codes 

P Key for confirming code 

Delete key in case off error 

Using 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 flat over the numeric keypad, it will light up and then you can use it. 

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Specifications subject to change without notice. 

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Hot Line : 877-206-5800 

Fax : 651-762-4693

- Installation data sheet “Keypad” 

- Installation data sheet “Indoor MotionViewer” 

- Installation data sheet “Outdoor MotionViewer” 


- Installation data sheet “Indoor siren” 

- Installation data sheet “Outdoor siren” 

- Installation data sheet “Remote control” 

Security System Videofied ® - XL GPRS 

Made by RSI VIDEO TECHNOLOGIES Janv. 2010 

Installation 

data sheet 

- Installation data sheet “Silent Panic Keyfob” 

- Installation data sheet “Proximity Reader” 


- Installation data sheet “Control relay” 

- Installation data sheet “Smoke detector” 

- Installation data sheet “Synoptics of the menus” 

XL GPRS means XL600GPRS for USA/Canada, XL700GPRS for 

Australia and XL200GPRS for Europe and rest of the world. 

EMEA Hotline : +33 (0)820 846 620 / UK : 0871 951 / Espagne : +34 90 166 77 00 

USA Hotline : 877-206-5800

Indicator LED 

Special Arming 

Mode 1 and 

Special Arming 

Mode 2 

Direction 

arrows 

Capital / Small 

letter 

Panic button 

1. Arming and Disarming 

The keypad becomes inactive after 30 seconds of inactivity. To 

revive the keypad you can press any key on the keypad. The 

best button to press is the [YES] key because it will not trigger 

an action. 

Recording of a keypad 

The alarm panel must be put in "Recording device 

mode", and the keypad must display “PRESS 

PROGRAM BUTTON OF DEVICE”. 

Insert the 3 batteries Lithium LS14500 (the 

3 batteries are inserted in the same 

direction) 

Press simultaneously on [CLR] and 

[ESC NO] of the keypad until the indicator 

of the keypad flashes and release 

(possibility of testing the RF range). 

Arming Fully Armed Special Mode 1 or 2 Perimeter 

Keys of the 

Keypad 

Code + + or + Code + + + Code + 

Disarming Fully Armed Special Mode 1 or 2 Perimeter 

Keys of the 

Keypad 


Programming 

Buttons 

I N S T A L L A T I O N D A T A S H E E T 

Display : 2 lines with 16 characters 

Perimeter 

To change from one arming mode to another, you have to 

to fully disarm the system. 

+ Code + + Code + + Code + 

CMA means CMA600 for USA/Canada, CMA700 for Australia/ 

Singapore and CMA200 for Europe and rest of the world. www.videofied.com 

1 

2 

Keypad CMA

2. Obtaining special characters 

Key 

1 st press 

2 th press 

3 th press 

4 th press 

5 th press 

6 th press 

7 th press 

8 th press 

9 th press 

10 th press 

1 “space” . , ‘ ? ! ; : # 1 

0 - + = / ¥ _ < > ( ) 0 

@ @ $ % & * # 

> REM : The other keys function as in writing SMS with a 

cellular phone. 

3. Initiating Panic Alerts 

3.1 Red Button of the keypad 

Panic alert : immediately triggers on all sirens. 

Key order to activate/disactivate the function : 

11 th press 

With direction arrows go to menu: 

PROGRAMMABLE FEATURES -> PANIC BUTTON 

ENABLED. Validate with the [YES] key. Use direction arrows to 

modify the state.Validate with the [YES] key. 

Enter the installer code if need be. 

3.2 Silent Panic alert 

On the keypad : Code under constraint (or under threat) : User 

code + 1, example : (2999 -> 3000) 

On the remote control : Press 2 seconds on the key 

(acquisition bip for 2 seconds) 

3.3 Audible Panic Alert 

Keypad CMA 

On the keypad : Code under constraint (or under threat) : User 

code + 2, example : (2999 -> 3001) 

On the remote control : Press 2 seconds on the key 

(acquisition bip for 2 seconds) 

Remark : If the red button of the keypad is deactivated, the alert 

sound on the remote control will not function, but on the keypad 

will still display that the panic has been pressed and will require 

a code + [YES]. 

4. I have a problem, what should I do? 

4.1 My first keypad does not record on the panel 

Have you pressed on the PROGRAM BUTTON of the panel 

before trying to record on the keypad? 

4.2 Retrieve a keypad deleted by error 

Remove the keypad's batteries. 

Press the PROGRAM BUTTON of the panel for one second 

(cover closed), (the indicator flashes once). Put back the batteries 

and initialize the keypad by simultaneously pressing on the [CLR] 

and [ESC NO] key unitl the indicator of the latter flashes and then 

release. It will then require you to enter the installer code (do so 

and validate with the [YES]) key, then the keypad is recovered. 

4.3 How to fix a faulty keypad, without re-program- 

ming the site 

Press on the PROGRAM BUTTON of the panel for one second 

(cover closed), the indicator flashes once. 

Put the batteries in the new keypad. 

Press the [CLR] and [ESC/NO] keys simultaneously unit its 

indicator flashes and then release. The keypad records. 

Key in the installer code again on the keypad's demand. 

Possibility of testing RF radio range and out of this menu and the 

new keypad is operational. 

Proceed in carrying out in limited time of 15 seconds and renew 

the operation if need be. 

(Do not forget to delete the faulty keypad of the programming, 

otherwise there will be a RF Supervision of radio loss…) 

5. Add a second keypad 

It is possible to add several keypads on the same site. During 

the recording of a new keypad, it is possible to allocate to a 

geographical zone other than zone 1, but in this case the new 

chosen zone shall also be delayed. 

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The detector must be fixed with 

a screw, one of which must be 

positioned in the tear-off zone 

INIT Button 

Recording of the detector 

The alarm panel must be placed in “Recording device”, 

mode then and the keypad must display“PRESS 


1 

2 

3 

Insert the 3 Lithium batteries LS14500 (in the same 

direction). 

Press the PROGRAM BUTTON of the detector, 

release as soon as the indicator flashes. 

I n d i c a t o r 

LED 

With the aid of the keypad, continue recording by 

running the Radio Range Test and allocating an 

area.... 

Always place the camera on an unobstructed angle. 


Installation height of the pet immune camera : 

2m10 (6 1/2’) to the bottom of the camera 

Infrared 

illuminators 

for night 

vision. 

Objective of 

the camera 

Camera 

DCV200 

DCV600 

DCV700 

DCVA200 

DCVA600 

DCVA700 

> Possibility of testing the RF range. 

Pet immune Installation height 

NONE 

YES 18 KG (40lbs) 

> Possibility of testing the detection cover range. 

From 2m10 (6 1/2’) to 

2m30 (7 1/2’) to the 

bottom of the camera 

Must imperatively be 

2m10 (6 1/2’) to the 


* This indicator will no longer flash from then on except at 

opening or during a detection test. 

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and DCV200 for Europe and rest of the world. 




Indoor MotionViewer 

DCV 




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The outdoor MotionViewer detector DCV250/DCV650/ 

DCV750 is integrated with filters and analytical levels which 

enables it from untimely triggering on with the presence of 

small animals : rabbits, cats, birds.... However, dogs, foxes 

and wild boars can be detected. 

It is highly recommended to use a camera head kit (no Kodak 

screw) or our MB100 camera kit to fix the camera, indeed, 

if you bore a hole in the lower stand of the camera, its 

waterproofness will be lost... 

Composition of the MB100 kit 

- Base stand with screw cover. 

- A camera head enabling a 360° orientation of the camera 

with a wing screw (or Allen screw supplied with its key). 

- Two extension cords - 5 cm each. Camera fixing screw 

(diameter 6.35 mm - 20 threads per inch). 

Indicator LED 

Camera 

Infrared LED for night vision 





Installation height of the outdoor camera : 

2m80 to 3m (9’ to 9 1/2’) to the bottom of the camera 

Base 

Extention 

5 cm (2 1/2 

inches) 

Base 

Screw cover 

for the base 

Outdoor MotionViewer 

DCV 

Clamping 

ring 

Screw + Allen 

key Wing screw 

Clamping screw for camera 

Ball pivot 

360°

Outdoor MotionViewer DCV 



mode", and the keypad must display“PRESS 


1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

Insert the 3 Lithium batteries LS14500 (in the same 

directions). 

Press the PROGRAM BUTTON of the camera 

detector, release as soon as the indicator flashes. 

Carefully place the block camera on its base 

and screw down the 4 clamping screws. 

Fix the base of the ball and socket head on a desired 

height and place (while respecting fixing height. 

Place the screw cover on top and screw down the 

ball pivot. 

If need be, use extentions then screw them down 

to the camera detector on the top of the ball and 

socket head (or extentions) and screw down 

the ring of the ball and socket head in order 

guarantee adequate fixing. 

Finally, direct the camera as required and tighten 

with wing screw or Allen screw (to be used instead of 

the wing screw). 

Test the RF range (RSSI level at 20 seconds). 

Allocate an area (with direction arrows of the keypad) 

and validate with the [YES] key. 

Name the device. 

Test the detection coverage area. 

> Possibility of testing RF cover (minimum radio level at 20). 



opening, arming or during a detection test. 




Location of the ball pivot, 

camera fixing screw 

Self protection 

of the camera 

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Back wall 

Camera block 



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The detector 

must be fixed 

with a screw, one 

of which must be 

positioned in the 

tear-off zone 





1 

2 

3 

Insert the Lithium LS14500 Battery. 

Press on the PROGRAM button of the detector, 


With the aid of the keypad, continue recording by 

allocating an area name ... 

Indicator 

LED 

PROGRAM 

Button 

Height of the pet animal detectors: must be 2m10 (6 

1/2’) minimum. 

Always place the camera on an unobstructed angle. 


Installtion height of pet immune PIR: 

2m10 (6 1/2’) to the bottom of the device 

ITR110 

ITR600 

ITRA110 

ITRA600 


Pet immune Installation height 

NONE 

YES 18 KG (40lbs) 


From 2m10 (6 1/2’) to 

2m30 (7 1/2) to the 


Must be 2m10 (6 

1/2’) minimum to the 



opening, arming or during a detection test. 

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ITRA110 for Europe and rest of the world. 




Movement detector 

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Alkaline 

batteries 

PROGRAM 

Button 

Indicator LED 


USE ALKALINE BATTERIES ONLY 

Recording the interior siren 




1 

2 

Insert the 4 batteries Alkaline LR20. 

Press carefully the PROGRAM Button of the siren, 


-> Possibility of testing the RF range. 

> Remark : The addition of an interior siren will inhibite the 

panel siren, which can be reactivated. 

To do this then go to the menu : CONFIGURATION -> AREAS 

AND DEVICES-> SIREN PANEL + [YES]. 

Chose the authorized state. 

> Remark : When a interior siren is added, the entry/exit beeps 

are automatically added into it. 

It is possible to remove it in the menu : CONFIGURATION -> 

AREAS AND DEVICES -> DELAY BEEPS + [YES]. 

Chose the inhibited state. 

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Strobe 

positioned 

downwards 

Alkaline 

batteries 

PROGRAM 

Button 

Indicator LED 


ALKALINE BATTERIES ONLY 

The siren must be positioned downwards. 

Recording of the exterior siren 




1 

2 

3 


Press carefully the PROGRAM Button of the siren, 


To the question REMOTE CONTROLLED, 

answer : [ESC/NO]. 

-> Possibility of testing the RF range. 

Do not forget to connect the strobe's cable !!! 

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Outdoor siren SE 

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Press 

simultaneously for 5 seconds 

ON and OFF 

Full Arming 

Special Mode 1 

Audible 

Panic Alert 

by pressing 2 

seconds 

Reminder of the controls 


RC means RC600 for 

USA/Canada, RC700 for 

Australia/Singapore and 

RC200 for Europe and 

rest of the world. 

Disarming 

Special Mode 2 

Silent panic 

alert by 

pressing 2 

seconds 

Recording of the remote control 

The alarm panel must be put in "Recording device mode", and 

the keypad must display“PRESS PROGRAM BUTTON OF 

DEVICE”. 

Press 5 seconds simultaneously on the ON and OFF keys of 

the remote control. 

When released the remote control emits bips and then 

records. 

If the remote control does not record, first verify if the keypad 

displays well : 

PRESS PROGRAM 


then simultaneously press once more on the ON and OFF of 

the remote control for 5 seconds (by firmly pressing on the 

keys). If the remote control does not record then carry out the 

operation once again but this time for 12 seconds. 

> Fonctioning 

During the arming (Full and Special modes) and disarmings, it is 

necessary to press on the desired key and release very quickly 

with the first beep. Do not press and hold on the key ! 

On the other hand, if the desired control is accepted by the panel, 

the remote control will emit 2 beeps otherwise one and you will 

have to retry ... 

For alerts (long pressing for 2 seconds on the partials), from the 

begining of the pressing the remote control emits a beep, then 

again at the end 2 seconds indicating that the duration of pressure 

is sufficient, you can then release the key. If the panel recieved 

the frame of alert, the remote control emits 2 beeps, indicating a 

good functioning condition. Otherwise the remote control will only 

emit one sound, then renew the operation. 

> Remark : This remote control has only one battery (lithium) 

solded with an autonomy and a standard use of 10 years. Do not 

try to open the remote control. 

According to the version of the Videofied panel, if we use the remote control to arm the system, it transfers the time out beeps (which will 

enable you to know if the contact of the site remained open : 4 seconds long beep on the remote control, if everything is ok, the remote control 

transfers the beeps normally). It is not necessary to wait for the end of the beep to leave the site (for example, if arming is carried out from a 

car, the beeps will automatically stop at the end of 45 seconds). 

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4 buttons remote control 

RC 




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Functioning 

All button : 

Silent Panic call 

(duress code event) 

For silent alerts press and hold 2 seconds on one of the 4 keys. 

From the begining of the pressing, the remote control emits a 

beep, then again at the end of the 2 seconds indicating that the 

duration of pressure is sufficient, you can then release the key. 

If the panel received the alert, the remote control emits 2 beeps, 

indicating a good functioning condition. 

Otherwise the remote control will only emit one sound, then 

renew the operation. 

Once the alert from the keyfob is recieved, the panel will forward 

it to monitoring station 

> Remark : This remote control has only one battery (lithium) 

solded to the autonomy and a standard use of 10 years. 

Do not try to open the remote control. 


RC P means RC600P for 

USA/Canada, RC700P 

for Australia/Singapore 

and RC200P for Europe 

and rest of the world. 

Recording of the remote control 



DEVICE”. 

Press 7 seconds simultaneously on the height keys of the 

remote control. 

When released the remote control emits bips and then 

records. 

If the remote control does not record, first verify if the keypad 

displays : 

PRESS PROGRAM 


then simultaneously press once more on the height keys of 

the remote control for 7 seconds (by firmly pressing on the 

keys). If the remote control does not record then carry out the 

operation once again but this time for 12 seconds. 

Be sure the panel is well set-up to manage the silent alert. 

The transmission status of the DURESS CODE event must be set to 

ALARM. 

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Silent Panic Keyfob 

RC P 




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Description 

The proximity reader can be placed in the interior or exterior 

because the electronic card is weather proof. This device is used 

for arming and disarming a VIDEOFIED ® system. The recording 

of the badge reader in a recording area makes that area and all 

devices in that area subject to the entry and exit delays. 

Characteristics 

It is possible to record 19 badges, each badge takes the position 

of a user code. Example : 5 badges recorded + 4 keypad user 

codes, remaining 10 codes and/or badges available. 

In order to read the badge, the badge must be placed in contact 

with the reader surface for approximately half a second (a beep 

is emitted when the badge is read). 

Remark : The total starting up and stopping are handled by the 

badge readers ... 

Mocate “TOP-HIGH” 

Base to be fixed 

Fixing point of the protection against 

opening and pulling out 

2 screws for fixing 

Magnet for 

tamper open on 

the reader 

Wall tamper 

punch out 

BR means BR650 for USA/Canada, BR750 for Australia/Singapore and 

BR250 for Europe and rest of the world. 


Recording of the proximity reader 



DEVICE”. 


1 

2 

3 

4 

5 


Fix the base with marks «TOP-HIGH», upwards. 

Fix the screw under the base matter part, so 

that the arming to be operational. 

Insert, the first (lithium battery 

LS14500), wait for 2 beeps of the reader then insert the 

2 other batteries (in the same direction). 

Press the PROGRAM Button, release as soon as the 

indicator flashes. 

Allocate a zone (with the keypad direction arrows), 

validation by the touch [YES]. 

Give it a name and validate with the [YES] key. 

Indicator LED 

Surface of the 

badge reader 

Proximity Reader BR 

The recording of the badge reader in a 

geographical recording area temporizes 

the latter. 


1

Recording a new badge 

With the keypad, go to the menu : 


Delete a code 


BADGES 

ACCES CODES 

BADGE OR CODE 

ENTER A 

BADGE / CODE 

BADGE OR CODE 

BADGE NAME 


Key in your (Installer or User level 3) code 

Place your badge on the reader until you hear two beeps then after a few 

seconds the display will change 

Name this badge + 

Then repeat the operation for other badges or press on [ESC] for 5 seconds to return to the 


ENTER A 

BADGE / CODE 

DELETING 

BADGES / CODES 

DELETING CODE 

ACCESS 5 

BADGE DELETED 

initial menu. 

to accept the deletion 


Then to chose the concerned badge to select the badge. 

Then repeat the operation for other badges or press on [ESC] for 5 seconds to return to the 



initial menu. 


www.videofied.com

Reminder: 

LEVEL 1 = Arming, disarming and partials. 

LEVEL 2 and 3 = LEVEL 1 


Modify the level of a code (Requires a level 3 code) 



ENTER A 

BADGE / CODE 

BADGE / CODE 

CONFIGURATION 

+ Reading event logs 

+ Changing date and time 

+ Check of the correct functioning of the 

system 




The to chose the cocerned badge and to select the badge. 

MODIFY NAME 

BADGE / CODES 

LEVEL ACCESS 3 

level. 

Then for 5 seconds to return to the initial au menu. 


Then as many times as possible to select the required 


3

Functioning of indicators 

The complete functioning of the indicators is only possible with 

the aid of VISIO v5.2 / V6000 V31.02 or superior panels. 

At the arming 

Problem was 

identified during 

the incomplete 

arming (detection in 

immediate area) 

The arming stops. 

The two indicators flashes green 

for 5s then goes off : A fault was 

detected. 

Verify the keypad in order to 

know more of what happened. 

Without action from the user, 

arming will start again after 3 

min and the concerned detector 

by detection will be excluded 

from arming. 


In the reading of the badge, the reader emits a beep, then two 

beeps indicating the good consideration of the order. Then the 

indicators of the reader are going to indicate a message: 

Display of the 

information for 5 

seconds 

Everything is fine : 

Incomplete arming 

Flashing of the top red 

indicator (only) every second 

during temporisation. 

Then the top red indicator 

flashes every two seconds 

indicating that the system is 

well armed. 

At the disarming 

In the reading of the badge, the reader emits a beep, then two 

beeps indicating the good consideration of the order. Then the 

indicators of the reader are going to indicate a message: 

An alarm triggered 

on 

The top indicator 

flashes green for 

2s, and that of the 

bottom flashes 

fixed green light 

and the reader 

beeps 4 times 

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There was no alarm 

The indicators goes off, the system is stopped. 




The two 

indicators 

remain on with 

fixed green light 

for 5 seconds 






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Magnet + 

wedges 

Indicator 

LED 

1 cm max. 

INT : (Contact only) 

Mode EXT Jumper 

EXT : (Wire entry only) 

INT + EXT : (Both) 

The markers must be lined up 

> For the magnet to have a better opening tolerance, must be 

positioned on the high part of the contact facing the the ILS, use 

the supplied wedge (see the diagram opposite). 

> Magnet should alway be positioned on the mobile part 

-> Possibility of testing the RF radio range. 

-> Possibility of testing opening detection. 

Remark : Only recorded contacts as those protecting the external 

access will be concerned by the arming boundry. 

Use the keypad to activate this boundry: 

press on (to activate the keypad), then show 

PERIMETER ARMING 

on the keypad enter a user code 

> BADGE OR CODE 

and validate with the key 


Theconnector technology of the entry wire 


--- 

CT means : 

> CT600 (white) / CT610 (brown) for USA/Canada 

> CT700 (white) / CT710 (brown) for Australia/Singapore 

> CT201 (white) / CT211 (brown) for Europe and rest of the world. 

Recording of the opening detector 

Alarm panel has to be placed in “Recording device” 

mode, then the keypad must display“PRESS PROGRAM 

BUTTON OF DEVICE”. 

3 

--- 

Insert Lithium LS14500 battery. 

Press PROGRAM Button of the contact and release as 

soon as the indicator flashes. 

Allocate an area (with direction arrows of the keypad) 

of the keypad and validate with the [YES] key. 

Protect an exterior access? Answer YES or NO (see 

the remark opposite). 

* This indicator will no longer flash from then on except at opening, arming 

Remark : The EXT black column points represent the position of 2 entry wires. Possibility of connecting a swerved pivot, an infrared 

barrier, a smoke detector etc... 

1 

2 

4 

Magnet 

Wedges 

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Side view 



Door Contact 

CT201/CT211/CT600/CT610/CT700/CT710 



1 cm maxi 

ILS 

+ BATT - 

Contact 




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Indicator LED 

Alkaline batteries 

> The RAR100 is going to function like a switch. 

It is going to trigger on a relay (remote control by a PC monitor 

station following an alarm), closing a current circuit, thereby 

triggering on the smoke candle. 

The remote control will only work from a panel in version 3.0.I 

(and previous versions). 

Smoke candle 

In red : 

use after tests 

In green : 

For tests 

Voltmeter Battery 


Recording of the remote control relays of 

an action (tele reactivity) 

The alarm center must be put in Recording device mode, and 

the keypad must display “PRESS PROGRAM BUTTON OF 

DEVICE. 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 


Press carefully on the PROGRAM Button of the relay, 


Indicate Siren 1 is recorded, validate with [YES]. 

Possibility of testing the RF radio range. 

To the question REMOTE CONTROL, answer : 

YES or NO : Cf. Explanation of its functioning. 

>If you answer NO to the question: Remote control ? the relay will 

be counted like a siren SE550/SE650/SE750 and automatically 

activate its alarm relay during the duration of the siren. The most 

used application in this type of functioning is the triggering off a 

light following an alarm... 

> If you answer YES to the question: Remote control? on alarm, 

the operator of the PC monitoring station has the possibility to 

trigger the controlling relay from distance. 

See the following example : Connection of the remote control of 

the relay (example of a smoke candle). 

Link 

RAR 100 

RCT AP 

Relay 

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Remote control relay RAR 


Remark : For tests, replace 

the smoke candles with a 

voltmeter [green arrows 

(dotted) in place of of red 

arrows (straight lines)]. 

It will then be easy to see 

the triggering result. (We will 

change from 0 Volt to the 

battery voltage). 

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and rest of the world. 




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General Description 

The SD photoelectronic smoke detector with built-in wireless 

transmitter is intended for use with wireless Videofied alarm 

systems that support SD series devices. Refer to alarm panel 

installation instructions for compatibility. 

The SD smoke detector can be used for residential installations. 

The transmitter can send alarm, and battery condition messages 

to the alarm panel. Refer to the alarm panel’s instructions for the 

maximum number of transmitters that can be supported. 

The SD incorporates a state-of-the-art optical sensing chamber 

and an advanced microprocessor. The microprocessor allows 

the detector to automatically maintain proper operation at factory 

calibrated detection levels, even when sensitivity is altered due 

to the presence of contaminants settling into the unit’s smoke 

chamber. 

In order for this feature to work properly, the chamber must never 

be opened while power is applied to the smoke detector. This 

includes cleaning, maintenance or screen replacement. 

The SD contains a piezoelectric horn which generates the ANSI 

S3.41 temporal pattern in an alarm condition. 

During an alarm condition, pressing the detector’s test switch will 

silence the piezoelectric horn for 5 minutes. Once the detector 

has reset, a message is transmitted to the control panel. 

SD means SD600 for USA/Canada and SD200 for Europe and rest of 

the world. 


General Information 

Before installing detectors, please thoroughly read these 

installation instructions and NFPA 72, which provides 

detailed information on detector spacing, placement, zoning, 

wiring, and special applications. 

NOTICE : This manual should be left with the owner/user of 

this equipment. 

IMPORTANT : This detector must be tested and maintained 

regularly following NFPA 72 requirements. The detector 

should be cleaned at least once a year. 

The built-in Drift Compensation algorithm automatically 

maintains the sensitivity of the detector. 

The mounting base installation is simplified by the incorporation 

of features compatible with drywall fasteners or other methods 

that provide a method for securing the detector in place. 

Two LEDs and a sounder on the detector provide local visual 

and audible indication of the detector’s status : 

Smoke Detector SD 



1

During initial power-up, the red and green LEDs will blink 

synchronously once every 5 seconds. It will take approximately 

20 seconds for the detector to finish the power-up cycle (see 

Table 1). 

Green LED Red LED Piezoelectric Horn 

Power-up Blinks every 5 sec Blinks every 5 sec Off 

Normal (standby) Blinks every 10 sec Off Off 

Out of sensitivity Off Blinks every 5 sec Off 

Smoke Alarm Off Blinks every 1 sec Temporal Pattern 

Low Battery Off Blinks every 45 sec Chirp every 45 sec 

After power-up has completed and the detector is functioning 

normally within its listed sensitivity range, the green LED blinks 

once every 10 seconds. If the detector is in need of maintenance 

because its sensitivity has shifted outside the listed limits, the red 

LED blinks once every 5 seconds. 

When alarm has been activated by smoke, the red LED blinks 

every 1 second. The LED indication must not be used in place of 

the tests specified under Testing. 

If the detector senses a low battery condition, the red LED blinks 

once every 45 seconds. 

Low Battery Detection 

The SD is powered by a single 3-volt CR123A or DL123A Lithium 

battery (included). The detector checks for a low battery at least 

every 65 minutes. If a low battery is detected, the transmitter 

sends a low battery message to the control panel, which 

displays a low battery message and forward it to the monitoring 

station. 

In addition, the red LED of the SD will blink and the horn will 

chirp every 45 seconds and the test switch alarm function 

will be disabled. Pressing the test switch during this time will 

silence the chirps for 12 hours. The battery should be replaced 

BEFORE the chirps begin. Be sure to replace the battery with 

a fresh one. 

Battery Installation and Replacement 

To replace the battery: 


1. Remove the detector from its mounting base by twisting 

the detector counterclockwise. Remove the battery, and 

dispose properly. 

2. To ensure proper power-down sequence, wait a minimum 

of 20 seconds before installing new battery. 

Table 1: Detector LED Modes 


3. Install a new approved 3-volt Lithium battery in the 

battery compartment. Follow the polarity diagram inside 

the compartment. 

4. Reinstall the smoke detector onto the mounting base by 

turning the detector clockwise. 

5. The green LED should blink about once every 10 seconds 

to indicate normal operation. If the battery is not installed 

correctly, the smoke detector will not operate and the 

battery may be damaged. If the detector does not appear 

to be sending a signal during any of the tests, check for 

correct battery installation and for a fully charged battery. 

Programming 

The smoke detector must be enrolled in the control panel before 

it can operate in the system. 



mode", and the keypad must display “PRESS 


1 

2 

3 

Insert the CR123 lithium battery. 

Press the TEST SWITCH of the detector 

and wait feedback on the keypad. 

With the aid of the keypad, continue 

recording by running the Radio Range Test 



the world.

Mounting 


Determine the best location for the smoke detector, one that 

provides a strong wireless transmission path and proper smoke 

detection. A good transmission path must be established from 

the proposed mounting location before permanently installing 

the detector. 

To check, perform the RANGE TEST. 

To mount the detector, perform the following steps: 

1. Once a suitable location has been determined, install 

the mounting base on the ceiling or on the wall (if local 

ordinances permit). Use the two screws and anchors 

provided. 

2. Turn the detector in a clockwise direction in the mounting 

base until it clicks into place. 

3. Test the detector immediately after completing the 

installation (as described in the TESTING section of 

this manual) and perform the RANGE TEST with the 

control system. 

Figure 2. Detector Mounting Base 

DO NOT attach the detector to removable ceiling 

panels. Attach the detector across panel support as 

shown in Figure 3. 

Dust covers are an effective way to limit the entry of dust into the 

smoke detector sensing chamber during construction. However, 

they may not completely prevent airborne dust particles from 

entering the detector. Therefore, it is recommended that the 

detectors be removed before beginning construction or other 

dust producing activity. When returning the system to service, 

be sure to remove the dust covers from any detectors that were 

left in place during construction. 

Smoke detectors are not to be used with detector guards unless 

the combination has been evaluated and found suitable for that 

purpose. 


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Figure 3. Mount Detector Across Ceiling Panel Support 


3

Testing the Sensor 

NOTE : Before testing, notify the central station that the smoke 

detector system is undergoing maintenance, in order to prevent 

unwanted alarms. 

Detectors must be tested after installation and following periodic 

maintenance. The SD may be tested as follows: 

A. Test Switch 

1. A recessed test switch is located on the detector housing. 

2. Push and hold the recessed test switch for a minimum of 5 

seconds. Use a small screwdriver or Allen key with maximum 

diameter of 0.18 inch (the alarm panel will trigger and 

then the smoke detector will go into alarm. If the tool is 

removed from the recessed switch the sounder will shut off.) 

If the detector is within the listed sensitivity limits, the LED on the 

detector should blink once per second and the horn should sound 

within 3 seconds. 

B. Smoke Entry Test 

Hold a smoldering punk stick or cotton wick at the side of the 

detector and gently blow smoke through the detector until the unit 

alarms. Canned aerosol is also an acceptable method. 

Testing Signal Strength 

NOTE : Remove battery tab before installation. 

A test should be performed before installation to determine a 

strong communication path with the control panel and after 

installation is complete. Also, the owner/user should test the unit 

at least weekly. 

Maintenance 


NOTE : Before performing maintenance on the detector, notify 

the proper authorities and the central station that maintenance 

is being performed and the system will be temporarily out of 

service. 

Disable the zone or system undergoing maintenance to prevent 

any unwanted alarms. 

Power must be removed from the detector before performing 

maintenance of any kind by removing the detector’s battery. 

1. To ensure proper power-down sequence, battery must be 

removed from detector for a minimum of 20 seconds before 

removing chamber top. 

2. Remove the detector cover by turning counterclockwise. 

3. Vacuum the cover or use canned air to remove any dust or 

debris. 

4. Remove the top half of the screen/sensing chamber by lifting 

straight up (Figure 5). 

5. Vacuum or use canned air to remove any dust or particles 

that are present on all chamber sections. 

6. Replace the top half of the screen/sensing chamber 

by aligning the arrow on the screen/sensing chamber 

with the arrow on the housing. Press down firmly until 

the screen/sensing chamber is fully seated. 

7. Replace the detector cover by placing it over the screen/ 

sensing chamber and turning it clockwise until it snaps into 

place. 

8. Reinstall the battery into the battery compartment noting 

proper orientation. 

9. Reinstall the detector and test. (See the Testing section.) 

10. Notify the central station when the system is back in service. 

Specifications 

Figure 5. 

Removing 

Screen/sensing 

Chamber 

Power Source: One 3-volt CR123A Lithium Batteries (included). 

(Replace with Duracell DL123A, Panasonic CR123A) 

Height: 2.3 inches (58 mm) 

Diameter: 5.3 inches (135 mm) with mounting base 

Weight: 8.5 oz. (241 g) without battery 

Operating Ambient Temperature Range: 32° to 100°F (0° to 

38°C) 

Operating Humidity Range: 0% to 95% Relative Humidity 

Agency Listings: UL 217 –Residential Installations 

FOR WARRANTY INFORMATION AND FOR DETAILS 

REGARDING THE LIMITATIONS OF THE ENTIRE ALARM 

SYSTEM, REFER TO THE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR 

THE RECEIVER/CONTROL WITH WHICH THIS DEVICE IS USED. 

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n 

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Phone number 

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FRONTEL 1(& 2) 

010.000.000.016 

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Period 

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TRANS. STATE 

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Alert transmitted 

or not 

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