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Security SystemVideofied - Model XT GPRSMade by RSI VIDEO TECHNOLOGIESInstallationManualMonitored GPRS Cellular alarm systemXT GPRS - XT700i GPRS for Australia/New ZealandXT600i GPRS for USA/Canada,200 i GPRS for Europe and rest of the world.Video Alarm Technologies HELPLINE: 1300 46 44 55Australasian Hotline 61 (0) 7 5 info@videofied.com.au
SETUP MANUALFORXT710 GPRS PANEL*THIS SYSTEM REQUIRES A CMA 01 FOR PROGRAMMING*1.XT InstallationOpen the Control PanelUnscrew the 2 screws holdingthe panel togetheriVideo Alarm .aun
2009/06/15 Ed1.0User manual for XT710GPRS*The SIM card must not be inserted or removed while the panel is powered*Install the SIM cardPut the SIM card on the plastic(Take care to respect the right direction)Slide it into the connector.n*How to Mount the Control PanelFix the back casing on the wallwith 3 screws (n top).*Mounting does not have to be performedin-order to program the panel.poPower the XT panelOption 1:4 x LSH20 Lithium D-CellOption 2:4 x E95 Alkaline D-Cell 12DC power supplyUsed for Standalone or Xtender mode withoutProgrammable Inputs. (inputs may be used if N/O)Used for Standalone or Xtender mode whereProgrammable Inputs/Mapping will be used2 Page
2009/06/15 Ed1.02.User manual for XT710GPRSXT ProgrammingReset the XT Panel :Press and hold programming button (n) for 10sec until theIndicator LED blinks twicenPress and instantly release the programming button (n).The indicator LED will blink once. The panel is now in ‘LearnMode’ for the CMA701 keypad.nInsert all three batteries into the CMA701 and press on boththe ESC/NO and CLR keys at the same time and release.The indicator LED on the keypad will blink rapidly.CMA Programming Device/KeypadRSI (c)2005www.RsiAlarm.comor XX CLR & ESC/NOKEYPAD 1RECORDED YESOther languages are available by scrolling with arrows.ITALIANO, NEDERLANDS, DEUTSCH, CASTELLANO,SVENSKA, PORTUGUES, FRANCAISPress YES for the selected one. - LANGUAGE : - ENGLISHÕorÖ for language YES to applyselection3 Page
2009/06/15 Ed1.0User manual for XT710GPRSThe Radio Range test must be run during the learn inprocess in order to ensure proper pairing with the controlpanel. This test is the strength of communication betweenthe device and the control panel. The keypad will display areal time range out of 9 for the device that the test isrunning for. To receive the most accurate results you mustrun the radio range test for at least 30 seconds.RADIO RANGETEST ? YESRF TESTx/9The RF level test must be 8/9 or better for reliabletransmission.RADIO RANGETEST ? YESESC/NOWait while the screen changesENTER THEINSTALLER CODE4 TO 6 DIGITSTHEN YESINSTALLER CODE:Use the Alphaumeric Keypad to enter the Installer Code*This code is important to keep track of. There is no backdoor to the systemINSTALLER CODE:xxxxCONFIRM CODERE-ENTER CODE YESCONFIRM CODExxxxYou may name the installer code using the AlphanumericKeypad. If you leave the name blank it will default to‘ACCESS 1’CODE NAME : YESACCESS 1ENTRY COMPLETEWait while the screen changesADJUSTINGTIME AND DATEDATE (Year) :09/ /Use theÕorÖDATE (Year) :10/ /to set the YearDATE (Month) :10/01/ YES4 Page
2009/06/15 Ed1.0User manual for XT710GPRSÕUse theÖorDATE (Month) :10/11/to set the Month YESDATE (Day) :09/06/01Use theÕorÖDATE (Day) :09/06/03to set the Day YESTIME (HOUR) :00:00Use theÕÖorTIME (HOUR) :10:00to set the HourDATE (Minutes) :10:00Use theÕorÖDATE (Minutes) :10:53to set the Minutes YES03/06/09 10:53ENTRY COMPLETEYOU MUST ALWAY CHOOSE ‘YES’CONNECTED TOMONITOR.STATION?Use the Alphanumeric Keypad to enter in a 4-8 digit accountnumber provided by the Central StationACCOUNT NUMBER? YESACCOUNT NUMBER:99865123Other periods are available:48 hours, 24 hours, 12 hours,1 hour, No Test Use arrows for the selection and pressYES to confirm.*We suggest at least a 24 hour testPERIODIC TEST:24 HOURSÕorandÖ for period YES to apply YESselectionTEST HOUR:00:00 Using the arrow keys YES to choose the Hour andMinute the periodic test will happen.TEST MINUTE:00:005 Page
2009/06/15 Ed1.0User manual for XT710GPRSCODE/STATE modificationThese are the default transmitted events:IntrusionsPanicPeriodic TestTamperSupervision FaultDevice Battery LowPanel Battery LowCODE/STATEMODIFICATION ? YESIf you would like any other events to be transmitted pressYES and use thebetween eventsÕorÖto toggleTRANS. STATEMODIFICATIONIf you would like the default press ESC/NO YESList of alleventsESC/NOWaitYou may name the SiteENTER YOURI.D.NAME OR ADDRESSAREASCONFIGURATIONUse the Alphanumeric Keypad to name the area and press YES.Repeat for all areas. If you want to keep the defaultarea names press the ESC/NO key.ARMING OPTION: You will choose between configurationsdepending on how you will be arming the system.AREA NAME 1:ARMING OPTION:From the hostFrom the host: Will make the XT a piggyback/xtendersystem that arms and disarms off the latching of 9-12v onthe arming inputs.Standalone: Will make the XT a solo system controlled byarming and disarming using Videofied peripheral devices.Go to Page 7 if you willbe choosing this optionOther values are available:2 min, 1 min, 45 secEXIT DELAY:45 SecÖARMING OPTION:Standalone(ie Wireless Keypad, Remote Control or Badge Reader)Use the arrows for the selection and YES to confirm.Other values are available:2 min, 1 min, 45 sec, 30 sec, 15 secUse the arrows for the selection and YES to confirm.ENTRY DELAY:15 SecGo to Page 8 to continue withstandalone programming6 Page
2009/06/15 Ed1.0User manual for XT710GPRSUsing the control panel as a Xtender system will only be able to arm and disarm by latching 9-12vDC toone of the two inputs.Arming input 1 will control the arming and disarming of devices in areas 1 and 2. Where devices inarea 1 are subject to the Entry Delay.Arming input 2 will control the arming and disarming of devices in areas 3 and 4. Where devices inarea 3 are subject to the Entry Delay.ARMING OPTION :From The HostMode Slow : Used for following the arming and disarming ofthe host system. This will arm each device one at a timeconserving battery life.Mode Fast : Used to instant arm all devices while sacrificingbattery life.MODE:Slow YESÖ YESMODE:Ö YES Fast YESENTRY DELAYÖThere is no Videofied Exit Delay with the ‘From the Host’option. Videofied will only control the Entry Delay.Enter the value for your Entry Delay up to 255 seconds andpress YES.VALUE:(0-255)(000): YESÖBy entering a value using the keypad, up to 600 seconds,the transmission of any event will be delayed that manyseconds.Enter the value you would like for the Transmission Delayand pressTRANSMISSIONDELAYValue: (0-600)(000): YESÖ YESArming Confirmation is the number of seconds of latchedvoltage (where voltage must stayed latched after) the panelwill require before arming.Enter the value you would like for the Arming Confirmationand press YESARMINGCONFIRMATIONÖValue: (0-5)(0-5): YES7 Page
2009/06/15 Ed1.0DETAILED APN INFORMATION page 10Your APN code (Access Point Name) is given to you by your YES to enter into the parameterand use the Keypad to complete the code. Press YES toconfirm your entry and the Öarrow to move to the nextSIM card Provider. Pressparameter.Your USERNAME is given to you by your SIM card Provider. YES to enter into the parameter and use theKeypad to complete the name. Press YES to confirmyour entry and the Öarrow to move to the next parameter.User manual for XT710GPRSGPRSPARAMETERS ?APN CODEÖUSERNAMEPressÖYour PASSWORD is given to you by your SIM card Provider.PASSWORD YES to enter into the parameter and use theKeypad to complete the name. Press YES to confirmyour entry and the Öarrow to move to the next parameter.Press YES YESAPN CODE:xxxxx.xxxxxx.xxx YESUSERNAME:xxxxxxxxxxx YESPASSWORD:xxxxxxxxxxxxÖYour IP1 address is given to you by your Monitoring Station.IP1 ADDRESS YES to enter into the parameter and use theKeypad to complete the address. Press YES to confirmyour entry and the Öarrow to move to the next parameter.Press*You will use either a IP address or a Domain Name but notbothYour Domain Name is given to you by your Monitoring Station. YESIP1 ADDRESS:xxx.xxx.xxx.xxxÖDOMAIN NAME 1 YES to enter into the parameter and use theKeypad to complete the name. Press YES to confirmyour entry and the Öarrow to move to the next parameter. YESPress*You will use either a IP address or a Domain Name but notboth leave it blank if an IP has already been entered.DOMAIN NAME 1:xxxxx.xxx.xxxÖPORT 1The Port is given to you by your Monitoring Station. By defaultthe panel will use 888. If you need to modify the port press YES YES key to enter into the parameter and the keypadto complete the port. Press YES to confirm and theÖarrow to move to the next parameter.thePORT 1:xxxThe Port is given to you by your Monitoring Station. By defaultthe panel will use 888. If you need to modify the port press YES key to enter into the parameter and the keypadto complete the port. Press YES to confirm and theÖarrow to move to the next parameter. Continue throughESC/NOtheIP2 and TMT IP.Once you have entered all valid parameters press ESC/NOto return to the main menu then ESC/NO again to move tothe next parameter.GPRS PARAMETERS?ESC/NO8 Page
2009/06/15 Ed1.0During the GPRS Level test the Modem will boot andattempt to gain access to the internet to post a Level out of5 or an error Code that will help troubleshoot why it cannotconnect. To keep the keypad awake use any keys on thekeypad except the YES, ESC/NO, and CLR keys. This testcan take up to 5 minutes. Once the level or error hasposted press YES to continue in programming.User manual for XT710GPRSGPRS LEVEL? YESTEST IN PROGRESSYES END*For explanation of GPRS errors see page 9GPRS LEVELx/5Videofied will require a 3/5 or better for reliable transmissionof Video alarmsRECORDINGDEVICES YESEach device has a unique programming button. Pleasereference the Installation Sheet for the device you would liketo program.PRESS PROGRAMBUTTON OF DEVICEENTERING A NEWDEVICE? YESor ESC/NOEND OFCONFIGURATIONCLOSE THE PANELBefore completing programming make sure that all tampersare depressed by verifying that each devices indicator LED isoff3.OPERATIONCOMPLETED? YESOther XTi setup with CMA701 keypad (Standalone ONLY)Other setup (badges/codes, arming profiles, etc ) must be set with the CMA keypad4.GPRS error codes9 Page
APN Technical Note:Access Point Name (APN) is a configurable network identifier used by mobile devices whenconnecting to a GSM/GPRS carrier. This APN – network identifier is specific to the SIM cardservice provider. See a list of APN’s that relate to common Australian/New Zealand Sim cardservice providers.The GPRS Parameters – Settings of Videofied require the APN to be entered in lower case.If the SIM card service is being used on the Public Network, then the USERNAME andPASSWORD fields are to be left blank.If the SIM card service is being used on the Corporate – Private Network, then the USERNAMEand PASSWORD MUST be entered to communicate to the monitoring station. These entries arecase sensitive. The username and password is to be provided by your SIM card provider or yourmonitoring station.APN - Australian / New ZealandSIM Card ServiceProviderTelstra publicTelstra PrivateVodafone (AUS)Vodafone (NZ)OptusGPRS ParametersAPNtelstra.wap tinternetAPN Technical Note PAGE 10Username & PasswordFields*BLANK*Required (case sensitive)*BLANK**BLANK**BLANK*
PROGRAMMABLE INPUTSAPPLICATI ON NOTEMade by RSI VIDEO TECHNOLOGIES v.E 1.0XT700i GPRS control panels are wireless battery operated alarm systems designed for residential, small business security applications andboth indoor and outdoor commercial applications. Through the use of the MotionViewer and Videofied products, the XT700i GPRS paneloffers video verification in case of intrusion.The XT control panel has three programmable inputs. Note that we advise to use a power supply when using the programmable inputs.The XT control panel can either be used as a STANDALONE or XTENDER (piggyback) to an exisiting alarm panel.This application note will focus on the configuration and the use of this programmable inputs. You will be able to program yourprogrammable input(s) by reading the Configuration section. The Use section will get you an idea of the practical use of programmableinputs.PROGRAMMABLE INPUT 1, PROGRAMMABLE INPUT 2 and PROGRAMMABLE INPUT 3 are triggered by voltage between 9Vand 15V and an intensity between 1,5mA (@9V) and 3mA (@15V). If a dry contact is used to trigger the programmable inputs, theREF output can be used to supply this dry contact. (See Diagram Page 3 - PROGRAMMABLE INPUT 1 is set up as a panic button).The XT control panel also offers a mapping feature. Mapping option allows the input to generate a video-clip via a MotionViewerwhen a programmable input is triggered and/or when an event occurs. (See Mapping Application note) An obvious application for thisfeature is HoldUp alarm event video verification.Please note that programmable inputs can be allocated to events such as:INTRUSIONIntrusion event. With siren by default.TAMPERTamper event. With siren by default.PANIC BUTTONPanic Button event. With siren by default.INCORRECT CODEIncorrect code event. With siren by default.DURESS CODE1Duress code event. Without siren by default.cto.DURESS CODE2Duress code event. With siren by default.SUPERVISIONSupervision defect event. Without siren by default.RADIO JAMMINGRadio jamming event. Without siren by default.LOW PANEL BATT.Low panel batteries event. Without siren by default.LOW DEVICE BATT.Low device batteries event. Without siren by default.AC POWER MISS.AC Power missing event. Without siren by default.PANEL RESETPanel reset event. Without siren by default.SYSTEM ARMEDSystem armed event. Without siren by default.SYSTEM DESARMEDSystem desarmed event. Without siren by default.PERIODIC TESTPeriodic test event. Without siren by default.ALARM CANCELAlarm cancel event. Without siren by default.SMOKE DETECTIONSmoke detection event. With siren by default.PHONELINE MISS.Phoneline missing event. Without siren by default.TMT REQUESTTMT request event. Without siren by default.www.videofied.com.au
1. Configuration : programmable inputsPROGRAMMABLE INPUTS CONFIGURATION(Useandto change values)1.ACCESS LEVEL YES2.ACCESS LEVEL : 4 YES3.ENTER YOUR INSTALLER BADGE OR CODE YES4.CONFIGURATION YES5.ENTER YOUR INSTALLER BADGE OR CODE YES6.GENERAL PARAMETERS YES7.PROGRAMMABLE INPUTS YESKeypad screenPROGRAMMABLEINPUTSNotesProgrammable Inputs configuration menuPROGRAMMABLEINPUT 1Programmable Input 1 configuration menuTRANSMISSION : ENABLED//DISABLED//ONLY IF ARMEDProgrammable Input 1 status configuration. ENABLED : PROGRAMMABLE INPUTENABLED // DISABLED : PROGRAMMABLE INPUT DISABLED // ONLY IF ARMED: PROGRAMMABLE INPUT works only if the system is armed.ALARM MODE : ALARM //ALARME / ENDAlarm Mode configuration. ALARM : From the start of the event - Open . ALARM /END : From the start of the event, as well as from the end of the event – OPEN /CLOSE.INPUT TYPE : NORM. OPEN// NORM. CLOSEDProgrammable Input type configuration. NORMALLY OPEN : Your programmableinput is open by default. NORMALLY CLOSED: Your programmable input is closeby default.EVENT TYPEEvent type choice. (See Event Type list in Page 1)INPUT NAMEProgrammable input name choiceSIREN MODE : SIREN //SILENT // WITHOUT SIRENSiren mode choice when programmable input is triggered. SIREN : Siren enabled.SILENT: Siren disabled. WITHOUT SIREN : Siren disabled however beep on keypadenabled.MAPPING : DISABLED //CAMERA NAMEThe Mapping feature allows to generate a video-clip via a Motion Viewer whena programmable input is triggered and/or when an event occurs. DISABLED :MAPPING disabled. CAMERA NAME : Camera choice generating video-clip.PROGRAMMABLEINPUT 2Programmable Input 2 configuration menuPROGRAMMABLEINPUT 2Programmable Input 3 configuration menuwww.videofied.com
2. Use : programmable inputsExample 1 : PROGRAMMABLE INPUT 1 is a Panic Button.Keypad screenNotesPROGRAMMABLEINPUTSPROGRAMMABLEINPUT 1TRANSMISSION :ENABLEDALARM MODE : ALARMINPUT TYPE :NORMALLY OPENIt is necessary to enable the transmission of the programmable input inorder to transmit the event linked to the panic button.The choice of ALARM in ALARM MODE will allow you to transmit thePanic Button event when the panic button is activated.The panic button is normally open by default, INPUT TYPE is NORMALLYOPEN.EVENT TYPE : PANICBUTTONThe event linked to the panic button is PANIC BUTTON.INPUT NAME : PANICBUTTONProgrammable input’s name, for example : PANIC BUTTON.SIREN MODE : SILENTSiren mode when panic button is triggered. It can be interesting to selectthe SILENT mode in SIREN MODE in order to deactivate the panel’s sirenand avoid all sound warnings.MAPPING : CAMERANAMEThe Mapping feature allows to generate a video-clip via a Motion Viewerwhen the panic button is triggered . CAMERA NAME : Name of thecamera generating a video-clip.WiringPROG. INPUT 1PANIC BUTTONProg. Out. COMProg. Output2Prog. Output1Ref GNDProg. Input3Prog. Input2Prog. Input1Ref Ref GNDArming Input2Arming Input1Ref PWR AC2/DCPWR AC1/DC Prog. Out. COMProg. Output2Prog. Output1Ref GNDProg. Input3Prog. Input2Prog. Input1Ref Ref GNDArming Input2Arming Input1Ref PWR AC2/DCPWR AC1/DC
2. Use : programmable inputsExample 2 : PROGRAMMABLE INPUT 1 is a Wired magnetic contact.Keypad screenNotesPROGRAMMABLEINPUTSPROGRAMMABLEINPUT 1TRANSMISSION : ONLYIF ARMEDALARM MODE :ALARME / ENDINPUT TYPE :NORMALLY CLOSEDEVENT TYPE :INTRUSIONThe main objective is to transmit events from the existing panel. It isimportant to select TRANSMISSION : ONLY IF ARMED in order totransmit only when the system is armed by the user.The choice of ALARM / END in ALARM MODE is interesting in order totransmit opening and closing of an event.The existing magnetic contact is normally closed by default, INPUT TYPEis NORMALLY CLOSED.The event linked to the existing magnetic contact is INTRUSION.INPUT NAME :MAGNETIC CONTACTProgrammable input’s name, for example : MAGNETIC CONTACT.SIREN MODE : SIRENSiren mode when existing magnetic contact is triggered. The SIRENmode in SIREN MODE will allow you to activate the videofied siren in caseof detection on the existing system.MAPPING : CAMERANAMEThe Mapping feature allows to generate a video-clip via a Motion Viewerwhen the magnetic contact is opened-triggered . CAMERA NAME : Name of thecamera generating a video-clip.WiringPROG. INPUT 1WIRED MAGNETIC CONTACTFROM AN EXISTING PANELProg. Out. COMProg. Output2Prog. Output1Ref GNDProg. Input3Prog. Input2Prog. Input1Ref Ref GNDArming Input2Arming Input1Ref PWR AC2/DCPWR AC1/DC Prog. Out. COMProg. Output2Prog. Output1Ref GNDProg. Input3Prog. Input2Prog. Input1Ref Ref GNDArming Input2Arming Input1Ref PWR AC2/DCPWR AC1/DC
2. Use : programmable inputsExample 3 : PROGRAMMABLE INPUT 1 is an Infrared beam.Keypad screenNotesPROGRAMMABLEINPUTSPROGRAMMABLEINPUT 1TRANSMISSION : ONLYIF ARMEDThe main objective is to transmit an external event. It is important to selectTRANSMISSION : ONLY IF ARMED in order to transmit only when thesystem is armed by the user.ALARM MODE : ALARMThe choice of ALARM in ALARM MODE will allow you to transmit theintrusion event when infrared beam is triggered.INPUT TYPE : NORM.OPEN// NORM. CLOSEDDepending on the infrared beam you use, choose NORM. OPEN orNORM. CLOSED.EVENT TYPE :INTRUSIONINPUT NAME :INFRARED BEAMThe event linked to the infrared beams is INTRUSIONProgrammable input’s name, for example : INFRARED BEAM.SIREN MODE : SIRENSiren mode when infrared beam is triggered. The SIREN mode in SIRENMODE will allow you to activate the videofied siren in case of detection theinfrared beam.MAPPING : CAMERANAMEThe Mapping feature allows to generate a video-clip via a Motion Viewerwhen the Infrared Beam is triggered . CAMERA NAME : Name of thecamera generating a video-clip.WiringPROG. INPUT 1Infrared Perimeter BeamProg. Out. COMProg. Output2Prog. Output1Ref GNDProg. Input3Prog. Input2Prog. Input1Ref Ref GNDArming Input2Arming Input1Ref PWR AC2/DCPWR AC1/DC Prog. Out. COMProg. Output2Prog. Output1Ref GNDProg. Input3Prog. Input2Prog. Input1Ref Ref GNDArming Input2Arming Input1Ref PWR AC2/DCPWR AC1/DC AUSTRALASIAN SALESwww.videofied.com.auVideo Alarm TechnologiesUnit 4/34 Technology Drive, Kawana QLD Australia 4575Hot line : 61 (0)7 5493394 or 1300 464455FAX: 61 (0)7 5437 8297 2009 RSI Video Technologies Videofied is a Registered Trademark of RSI Video Technologies.Specifications subject to change without notice.
General Configuration - Programmable OutputsP r o d u c tA pp l i c a t i o nN o t eManufactured by RSI Video TechnologiesJuly 2011The RSI Video Technologies XT series control panels can trigger up to 2 relays hard wired to external devices you would likeactivated based on an event in the Videofied control panel.*YOU CAN ONLY USE THE OUTPUTS WITH ALKALINE POWER SUPPLY*Programmable Outputs can be triggered by a specific event,programmable input, or arming input and can stay latched forup to 180 seconds.This application note will focus on the configuration and use ofthe programmable outputs.Required Products:XT600 series control panelCMA601 Alphanumeric keypadExternal device that you would like to triggerConfiguration of the programmable Outputs can be found atthe following menu location:With the display showing the date and time stamp along withthe current Access Level. You must change your Access Levelto 4. RIGHT ARROW to ACCESS LEVEL and press YES, RIGHTARROW to ACCESS LVL: 4 and press YES. When promptedwith BADGE OR CODE enter your installer code YES.Using the RIGHT ARROW go to CONFIGURATION and pressYES, when prompted with BADGE OR CODE, enter your installer code YES.With the display showing GENERAL PARAMETERS press theYES key. Use the RIGHT ARROW and go to PROGRAMMABLEOUTPUTS and press YES. It will now show you OUTPUT 1. Usethe RIGHT or LEFT ARROW keys to choose which programmable output you will be using and press YES.www.videofied.comDATE / TIMEDISARMED LVL: 3ACCESS LEVEL4CONFIGURATIONOUTPUT 1Page - 1
General Configuration - Programmable OutputsAfter choosing which programmable output you will be using you will be requiredto configure the output for triggering event, and features of the output. PressYES on the parameter, and use the ARROW KEYS to change the value and pressYES. Use the ARROW KEYS to move to the next parameter.STATUS: DISABLEDENABLED - Will activate the output based on the configurationTRANSMISSIONDISABLED - Output will not be triggeredENABLEDLENGTH ACTIV: (0-180sec)ALARM Appearance of the event onlyALARM/END Appearance and restoral of the eventEVENT TRIGGER TYPE: INTRUSIONThe Event type determines the event that is used to trigger the programmableoutput.ALARM MODE:ALARMEVENT TYPE:INTRUSIONEvent Types:INTRUSION -SYSTEM ARMED -TAMPER -SYSTEM DISARMED -PANIC BUTTON -PERIODIC TEST-INCORRECT CODE - ALARM CANCEL DURESS CODE-SMOKE DETECTION -DURESS CODE-PHONELINE MISS. -SUPERVISION -TMT REQUEST -RADIO JAMMING -PROGRAMMABLE INPUT 1 -LOW PANEL BATT -PROGRAMMABLE INPUT 2 -LOW DEVICE BATT-PROGRAMMABLE INPUT 3 -AC POWER MISS. -ARMING INPUT 1 -PANEL RESET -ARMING INPUT 2 -OUTPUT NAME:Allows you to name the programmable output for identification.www.videofied.comOUTPUT NAMEPage - 2
General Configuration - Programmable OutputsProg. Out. COMProg. Output2Prog. Output1Ref GNDProg. Input3Prog. Input2Prog. Input1Ref Ref GNDArming Input2Arming Input1Ref PWR AC2/DCPWR AC1/DC www.videofied.comWhen triggering an external hardwireddevice you must be hooked up here.When using the ioutputs the panel mustbe powered by 4 Alkaline D-cell batteriesand a 12v DC power supply. The poweresupply must be hooked up to these terminals.Page - 3
XTender n: Frédéric LANCELIN: RSI Video Technologies: 23/12/2010: XTx00 Application Note EN.doc: 1.0 – FRSuivi des versions :Date23/12/201023/12/2010Version0.11.0AuteurF. LANCELINF. LANCELINModificationsCreationMore Specs1. IntroductionThis is a short application note on the usage of the XT range of product when used in theXTender mode.2. ArchitectureWhen in XTender mode, the XT is being armed only from a “host” system, most likelythrough the outputs of another alarm system.RSI Video Technologies Parc d’activités des Forges, 56 rue J. Giraudoux 67200 Strasbourg FRANCE page 1/4
3. WiringIn order to arm the XT, you must apply alatching 12V to Arming Input 1 or 2.Arming Input 1 will arm Area 1 and 2.Arming Input 2 will arm Area 3 and 4.4. XTender Mode MenusThe XTender mode is available through the following menus :CONFIGURATIONGENERAL PARAMETERSXTENDERSTAND ALONE // FROMTHE HOSTWhen in XTender mode,choose « From the host »CANCELTEMPORIZATIONThis is the entry delay of alldevices enrolled in Area 2 or 4TRANSMISSION DELAYThis should always be set to“0” (zero)ARMING CONFIRMATIONARMING MODESLOW // FASTThis is the exit delay of alldevices enrolled in Area 2 or 4.If the “host” is arming the XT atthe end of its own exit delay,this should be set to “0” (zero)Always choose « Slow ».The « Fast » mode would havea very bad impact on batterieslife 67200 Strasbourg FRANCE page 2/4RSI Video Technologies Parc d’activités des Forges, 56 rue J. Giraudoux
XT610 ARM/DISARM FROM XT610P r o d u c tA pp l i c a t i o nManufactured by RSI Video TechnologiesN o t eDecember 2011The RSI Video Technologies XT610 series control panels havethe ability to be armed and disarmed by latching 9-12v to thearming inputs as well as two programmable outputs. Usingthese three functions you are able to have one XT610 panelarm and disarm another XT610 panel.Required Products:2 - XT610 series control panel2 - CMA601 Alphanumeric keypad1 - Electronic Toggle/Ratchet Relay1 - 12v DC 2amp Power SupplyWhen installing this type of application a basic knowledge ofrelays is needed.Panel configuration is very important in this application.There will be two XT610 control panels, below are theconfiguration requirements.PANEL 1 - CONFIGURATIONSTANDALONE (HOST)PANEL 2 - CONFIGURATIONARM FROM HOST (SLAVE)This panel must be set for STANDALONE mode for arming anddisarming. This mode will allow the panel to be armed anddisarmed by Videofied peripherals or by a schedule.This panel must be set for ARM FROM HOST mode for armingand disarming. This mode will set the panel so when it sees12v on the arming inputs it will arm, when that voltage is takenaway the system will disarm.In order to control the SLAVE panel you must alsoconfigure both programmable outputs (see General OutputConfiguration.pdf)Output 1 Configuration:Status: EnabledLength Activ.: 5 secEvent Type: System ArmedOutput Name: ArmingOutput 2 Configuration:Status: EnabledLength Activ.: 5 secEvent Type: System DisarmedOutput Name: Disarmingwww.videofied.com
XT610 ARM/DISARM FROM XT610Wiring DiagramHost XT610Slave XT610RelayPower Supply
XT610 ARM/DISARM FROM XT610FAQQ: What model ratchet/toggle relay do you recommend?A: During our testing we used an Altronix RBR1224Q: How do you know when the ‘SLAVE’ system is armed?A: The keypad for the slave system will change the display to PART LVL #where # is the current user level the system is in when it armsQ: How long can the wire run between panels be?A: The wire length is different depending on the guage of wire. With 18guage wire you can run about 50’ feet between the panels. As the guagegets thinner you will need to decrease the distance accordingly.Q: Can you piggyback more than one XT?A: Yes, you would need to set up the outputs on the first SLAVE systemexactly like the Outputs on the HOST system but still have it programmed inthe ARM FROM HOST mode.
When in Xtender mode, Area 1 and 3 are delayed, Area 2 and 4 are instant.When in XTender mode, the control panel can NOT be armed via its Keypad, remote controlor fob reader. It can be armed only through its Arming Inputs.5. Tech SupportQuestions can be directed to www.videofied.com under the technical support tab or directlyto support@videofied.com.RSI Video Technologies Parc d’activités des Forges, 56 rue J. Giraudoux 67200 Strasbourg FRANCE page 3/4
X SERIES - SCHEDULINGP r o d u c tA pp l i c a t i o nN o t eManufactured by RSI Video TechnologiesApril 2011The RSI Video Technologies X series control panels allow youto enter a seven day schedule by setting upto 99 appointmentsfor arming and disarming the system at specific times onspecific days.The Scheduling feature is only activated on control panelfirmware listed V.02.32.00.81 and V.02.32.00.E1 or newer. Inorder to use the feature you must enable it in the software andconfigure the required schedules for the job.This feature can be programmed using the CMA601 keypad orthe Frontel TMT Installer program v2.6.6.6 or newer.XL VERSION STICKER LOCATIONRequired Products:XT600 series control panel with version sticker V.02.32.00.E1XL600 series control panel with version sticker V.02.32.00.81CMA601 - Alpha Numeric Keypad or Frontel TMTi V2.6.6.6.When installing a system that will utilize the scheduling featureyou will need to complete the full initial installation inlcudingadding a user code before going into the configuration of theschedule.XT VERSION STICKER LOCATIONThe following instructions will explain how to program the Programmable input for mapping video from a MotionViewer whenthe hard wired panic is triggered.With the display showing the date and time stamp along withthe current Access Level. You must change your Access Levelto 4. RIGHT ARROW to ACCESS LEVEL and press YES, RIGHTARROW to ACCESS LVL: 4 and press YES. When promptedwith BADGE OR CODE enter your installer code YES.www.videofied.comDATE / TIMEDISARMED LVL: 3ACCESS LEVEL4
PRODUCT APPLICATION NOTE: SCHEDULINGUsing the RIGHT ARROW go to CONFIGURATION and press YES,when prompted with BADGE OR CODE, enter your installer code YES.C
Made by RSI VIDEO TECHNOLOGIES Installation Manual Security System Videofied - Model XT GPRS XT GPRS - XT600i GPRS for USA/Canada, XT700i GPRS for Australia/New Zealand 200 i GPRS for Europe and rest of the world. Video Alarm Technologies HELPLINE: 1300 46 44
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in-place concrete wall RSI 1.76(R-10) RSI 1.82 (R-10.3) Other building enclosure layers that contribute to effective insulation: 1. dampproofing 2. interior air film RSI 0.33 (R-1.9) Total effective insulation value: RSI 2.15 (R-12.2) Minimum effective thermal resistance for below grade walls RSI 1.99 (R-11.3)
Developed J. Welles Wilder, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) is a momentum oscillator that measures the speed and change of price movements. RSI oscillates between zero and 100. Traditionally, and according to Wilder, RSI is considered overbought when above 70 and oversold when below 30.
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) was developed by J. Welles Wilder and is known as “a momentum oscillator that measures the speed and change of price movements.” The RSI oscillates between zero and 100, and its formula written out looks like: RSI 100 – 100/(1 RS) Relative Strength (RS) Average Gain / Average Loss over a specific period.
required reading for CMT III. It is now part of the IFTA CFTe syllabus. CSX in Figure 1 is a daily chart providing a current view as of January 11, 2021. A 14-period RSI forms bullish entry signals when the RSI found support near 40. Focus on the range of travel in the RSI (black line). RSI declines towards the 40 level into the end of June 2020.
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W & WIP Alarm panel 2 INSTALLATION MANUAL Description Since 2002, RSI VIDEO TECHNOLOGIES provides the only wireless video verification on the market, thanks to the Motion Viewer detectors and to the Videofied product range. After 2 years of development, RSI VIDEO TECHNOL
PARTICLE ASTROPHYSICS Dark Energy and Dark Matter 15 Dark energy There is a great deal of observational evidence from astrophysics and cosmology that the expansion of the universe is currently accelerating requires a component with equation of state P wƐwhere w 1/3 (w 1 is a vacuum energy or cosmological constant, Λ)
