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General| Keypads Supported | Up to 8 |
|---|---|
| Power Supply | 16.5VAC, 25VA transformer |
| Zones | 8 |
| Battery Backup | 12V 4Ah |
| Inputs | 8 hardwired zones |
| Compatibility | ADEMCO keypads and peripherals |
| Outputs | 2 |
Overview of the 4110XMP security control system, its capabilities and applications.
Detailed description of each zone type, including wired and wireless options, and their response definitions.
Explains how zone types define system responses to faults and events.
Details the 6 basic EOLR supervised wired zones and the 4219 wired expansion unit.
Describes adding wireless zones using the 4281 RF receiver and its range.
Instructions for securely mounting the control cabinet to a wall.
Steps for installing an optional cam lock to secure the cabinet door.
Procedures for mounting the main circuit board and the 4219 expansion unit.
Steps for mounting both the main board and RF receiver in the same cabinet.
Importance of proper earth ground connection for system safety and protection.
Detailed explanation of each terminal and its wiring function on the control panel.
Steps to safely power up the system after all wiring and connections are complete.
Information on Master Code and User Codes for system access and management.
Overview of keypad operations for arming, disarming, and checking system status.
Details on arming modes, bypassing zones, and using the quick bypass feature.
How to arm and disarm the system using an optional keyswitch.
Explains the function and use of panic keys for triggering alarms.
General information on system trouble indications, sounds, and displays.
Explains specific console messages for system faults or low batteries.
Describes system behavior during AC power loss and battery operation.
Lists and explains various status messages on fixed-word consoles.
Overview of EEROM storage for installer options and programming procedures.
Procedures for entering, exiting, and navigating the programming mode.
Explains common error codes (OC, EE, E4, E8) and their meanings.
Details system arming, zone response types, and other configurable parameters.
Configuration of phone numbers, account numbers, and reporting formats.
Defines report codes for various events like alarms, troubles, and restores.
Specifies report codes for system events like trouble, bypass, AC loss, and low battery.
Details report codes for restoring system status, including troubles and RF transmitter issues.
Maps RF transmitter IDs and wired zone loops to zone types and report codes.
Configuration settings for downloading system programs and phone numbers.
Instructions on how to properly exit the programming mode.
Explains different formats for reporting to the central station.
Overview of remote programming using PC, modem, and software.
Lists necessary hardware and software for remote programming.
Outlines functions performable remotely, like arming and bypassing.
Important considerations and notes for remote programming operations.
Step-by-step guide for testing all system functions, sensors, and transmitters.
Addresses issues like no signal, battery messages, and zone number display problems.
Covers nuisance alarms, intrusion alarms, and repeated low battery signals.
Details problems with AC power, communicator messages, and system response.
Covers alarms, siren sounds, and power issues related to smoke detectors.
Provides detailed technical specifications for the 4110XMP control and various consoles.
Details specifications for remote consoles and RF receivers.
Lists compatible accessories like transformers, sirens, and detectors.
Provides details on various wireless transmitters, keypads, and consoles.
Contains DIP switch settings for configuring wireless devices.
