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ADT ACCORD XPC User Manual

ADT ACCORD XPC
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Installation
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ADT ACCORD XPC Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandADT
ModelACCORD XPC
CategorySecurity System
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Section 1: Wiring Regulations and Compliances for Safety

General Information

General safety and connection requirements for the product's installation and use.

Compliance

Details the product's compatibility with relevant safety and electrical standards.

Siting

Guidelines for installing the control panel in a secure, ventilated, and accessible location.

Ventilation

Emphasizes the importance of adequate airflow around the cabinet for temperature management.

Cabling

Rules for routing and securing cables, maintaining safety barriers, and preventing strain.

Mains Supply Connections

Requirements for connecting the AC mains supply, emphasizing qualified installer.

Mains Cable Type

Specifies the required cross-sectional area and insulation for the mains cable.

Telecoms Approvals

Details approvals for connecting to the PSTN and PBX systems.

Connection to the PSTN

Instructions for hard-wiring the panel to the PSTN via a BT master socket.

Approvals

Lists countries where the panel is approved for PSTN and PBX connections.

Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) Approval

Approval for Pan-European single terminal connection to PSTN.

Private Branch Exchange (pbx) Approval

Approval for use with BABT approved PBXs.

Ren and Sen Numbers

Specifications for Ringer Equivalence Number (REN) and Series Equivalence Number (SEN).

Zone Cable Type

Specifies standard alarm cable for zones and detectors.

Equipment Electrical Rating

Details mains input voltage, frequency, and current consumption.

Fuses

Information on mains fuse rating, construction, and onboard fuses.

Batteries

Requirements for the 12V sealed lead-acid rechargeable battery.

Section 2: Installing the Accord xpC

Ancillaries Pack

Lists components included in the ancillaries pack for installation.

Initial Mounting

Instructions for mounting the enclosure base using keyhole slots.

Removing and Replacing the Accord XPC PCB

Steps for safely removing and reinstalling the control panel PCB.

SW1 - Accord Tamper

Details the function of the tamper switch on the PCB.

Fitting the Tamper Switch

Instructions for installing the tamper actuator using a spring and post.

Connecting Keypads, Sounders and a Speaker to the Accord XPC

Mounting and Wiring the LCD Remote Keypad

Steps for mounting and wiring the LCD remote keypad.

Connecting the External Sounders

Wiring connections for Self Actuating Bells and Bell/Siren combinations.

Wiring the Loudspeaker

Instructions for connecting a loudspeaker to the LS and Aux terminals.

Wiring the Zones

Explains zone wiring modes and cable run recommendations.

Zone Links

How to use zone links or resistors for unused or specific zone configurations.

Connecting Power to the System

Mains Power

Details on connecting the 230V AC mains supply to the control cabinet.

Stand-by Battery

Guidance on calculating and installing a stand-by battery.

Connecting the Accord XPC to the PSTN

Instructions for connecting the panel to the PSTN via a BT master socket.

REN and SEN Numbers

Specifications for Ringer Equivalence Number and Series Equivalence Number.

Private Branch Exchange (PBX) Connection

Information on connecting the panel to BABT approved PBXs.

Final Mounting

Instructions for securely mounting the enclosure after cabling.

Securing and Removing the Enclosure Lid

Steps for opening, closing, and securing the enclosure lid.

Section 2: Testing the Installation

Power-up and Initial Test Procedure

Steps for initial system power-up and testing.

Further Test Procedures

Procedures for testing keypads and ancillary devices.

Walk Test Zones

Recommendation to test all programmed zones.

Engineer Digicom Test

Procedure for sending a test report via the digicom.

Section 3: Programming the Accord XPC

An Introduction to Programming the Accord XPC

Overview of system programming using the LCD keypad.

Getting In and Out of Programming Mode Using LCD keypad

Steps to enter and exit programming mode.

Defaulting Codes

Procedure to reset master and engineer codes to factory defaults.

The Programming Format

Explanation of how system parameters are organized into programming groups.

Programming Fields

How to select programming groups and parameters.

Viewing Field Programming

How to view programmed options for different groups.

Zone Programming — Group 1 Full Set

Programming zone types for Full Set mode.

Zone Programming - Group 2 Part Set

Programming zone types for Part Set mode.

Zone Programming — Group 3 Night Set

Programming zone types for Night Set mode.

Programming System Options

Introduction to system options programming.

System Programming - Group 4 System Options

Details on configuring system options.

Group 4 - Option 1 Exit Time

Setting the time allowed for users to exit after setting.

Group 4 - Option 2 Entry Time

Setting the time allowed for users to enter and unset the system.

Group 4 - Option 3 Bell Cut-off Time

How to program the duration of sounder/bell activation.

Group 4 - Option 4 Part Set Exit Warning

Configuring audible/silent exit warnings for Part Set.

Group 4 - Option 5 External Bells and Strobe in Part Set

Enabling external bells and strobes for Part Set alarms.

Group 4 - Option 6 External Bells and Strobe in Night Set

Enabling external bells and strobes for Night Set alarms.

Group 4 - Option 7 Alarm Trigger Output

Defining the operation of the TRIG output.

Group 4 - Option 8 Easy Set

Enabling users to set the system without a code.

Group 4 - Option 9 Prevent Setting for Power Fails

Configuring prevention of setting due to power issues.

System Programming - Group 5 System Options

Introduction to Group 5 system options.

Group 5 - Option 1 Audible Warning of AC Loss

Enabling audible indication for AC mains failure.

Group 5 - Option 2 Supplementary Entry

Configuring behaviour for not unsetting at entry time.

Group 5 - Option 3 System Reset for Alarm

Determining how the system is reset after an alarm.

Group 5 - Option 4 Hotkey Enable

Enabling Assistance, Fire, and Panic hotkeys.

Group 5 - Option 5 Auto Omit Keypad

Enabling keypad omission after multiple invalid entries.

Group 5 - Option 6 Bell Output

Configuring the bell output polarity.

Group 5 - Option 7 Alarm Trigger Output

Configuring the alarm trigger output polarity.

Group 5 - Option 8 System Reset for Day Tampers

How to reset the system after day tamper conditions.

Group 5 - Option 9 Zone Configuration

Selecting zone wiring modes (NC, Double Balanced, EOL).

System Programming - Group 6 Comms Options1

Group 6 - Option 1 Primary Telephone No.

Entering the ARC primary telephone number.

Group 6 - Option 2 Secondary Telephone No.

Entering the ARC secondary telephone number.

Group 6 - Option 3 Account Number

Entering the account number for the ARC.

Group 6 - Option 4 User Duress

Assigning User 8 as a duress code.

Group 6 - Option 5 Downloader Telephone Number (0870 241 4952)

Entering the telephone number for remote downloader access.

Group 6 – Option 6 Downloader I.D. Number

Specifying an I.D. number for downloader communication.

Group 6 - Option 7 Ring Count

Setting the number of rings before the panel answers.

Group 6 - Option 8 Communicator Format

Selecting the communication format (High Speed, Contact ID).

Group 6 - Option 9 Central Station (ARC) Receiver Handshake

Setting the handshake protocol for ARC communication.

System Programming — Group 7 Comms Options 2

Group 7 - Option 1 Dual Reporting

Configuring single or dual reporting modes.

Group 7 - Option 2 Dial Type

Selecting Pulse or DTMF dialling.

Group 7 - Option 3 Prevent Full Set if Line Fail

Preventing setting if a line failure is detected.

Group 7 - Option 4 Bell Delay

Setting a delay for bell activation after an alarm.

Group 7 - Option 5 Push-to-Set

Enabling push-to-set functionality for system arming.

Group 7 - Option 6 When to Communicate

Determining conditions for communication reporting.

Group 7 - Option 7 Line Fail

Configuring internal alarm indication for line failure.

Group 7 - Option 8 Downloader Options

Setting access conditions for downloader software.

Group 7 - Option 9 Zone Auto Omit

Setting zone omission after multiple activations.

System Programming – Group 8 Communication Enable / Disable

Group 8 - Option 1 Communicate Fire

Enabling/disabling fire alarm communication.

Group 8 - Option 2 Communicate PA Signals (PA and PA Silent)

Enabling/disabling PA signal communication.

Group 8 - Option 3 Communicate Intruder

Enabling/disabling intruder alarm communication.

Group 8 - Option 4 Communicate Set/Unset

Enabling/disabling set/unset signal communication.

Group 8 - Option 5 Communicate Tamper

Enabling/disabling tamper alarm communication.

Group 8 - Option 6 Communicate Abort

Enabling/disabling abort signal communication.

Group 8 - Option 7 Communicate Verified Alarm

Enabling/disabling verified alarm communication.

Group 8 - Option 8 Communicate Battery Low and AC Mains Failure

Enabling/disabling low battery/AC failure communication.

Group 8 - Option 9 Communicate Periodic Test Report

Configuring periodic test report communication.

System Programming - Group 9 Parameters

Group 9 - Option 1 Communicate Omitted Zones

Enabling communication of omitted zones for Contact ID.

Group 9 - Option 2 Invert Set/Unset Signals

Inverting set/unset signal reporting logic.

Group 9 - Option 3 Double Knock Zone

Programming a zone for double knock detection.

Group 9 - Option 4 User Omit Zone

Allowing users to omit zones.

Group 9 - Option 6 Entry Deviation Permitted

Allowing or disallowing entry deviation.

Group 9 - Option 7 Print Event Log

Enabling printing of the event log.

Group 9 - Option 8 Factory Defaults

Resetting the control panel programming to factory defaults.

Group 9 - Option 9 Show Software Version

Displaying the system software version.

Group 0 Communications

Group 0 - Option 1 Technistore Version

Programming the Technistore version number.

Group 0 - Option 2 Verified Alarm Time Window

Setting the time window for verified alarms.

Group 0 - Option 3 Assistance Channel

Assigning a zone as an assistance channel.

Zone Type Definitions

General Information

Overview of the ten zone types available.

0 - Not Used

How to program unused zones.

1 - Final Exit

Function of the Final Exit zone for entry/exit.

2 - Keyswitch

Function of a Keyswitch zone for system setting.

3 - Intruder

Function of an Intruder zone for instant alarms.

4 - Walk Through

Function of a Walk Through zone for user access.

5 - 24 Hour Tamper

Function of a 24 Hour Tamper zone.

6 - PA Silent

Function of a PA Silent zone for panic buttons.

7 - PA Audible

Function of a PA Audible zone for panic buttons.

8 - Push-to-Set

How Push-to-Set zones become active.

9 - Fire

Function of a Fire zone for fire detection.

Section 4: Operating The Accord

Setting and Unsetting the System

General procedure for setting and unsetting the system.

Full Set 1 (0)

Steps to perform a Full Set of the alarm system.

Part Set 2 ()

Steps to perform a Part Set of the alarm system.

Night Set 3 (()

Steps to perform a Night Set of the alarm system.

Unsetting [4]

Procedure for unsetting the alarm system.

Unsetting After or During an Alarm

How to handle unsetting when an alarm is active.

Engineer Setting and Unsetting

Using the Engineer Code for system setting/unsetting.

Testing the System 5 ()

How to test zones and outputs on the system.

Omit Zone 6 (→)

Procedure for omitting specific zones from setting.

Changing Codes 8 (0)

How to change user codes and engineer codes.

Reprogramming Your Code

Steps to reprogram user and master codes.

Programming New User Codes

Adding new user codes to the system.

Removing a User Code from the System

Procedure for deleting user codes.

Enabling/Disabling the Chime Function 9 ()

How to enable or disable zone chime functions.

Enabling the Chime Function on Zones

Steps to enable chime for specific zones.

Disabling the Chime Function on All Zones

Procedure to disable chime for all zones.

Viewing the Event Log from a System Keypad

How to view the event log using the keypad.

Viewing the Event Log from Ademco Microtech Downloader Software

Accessing the event log via downloader software.

Printing the Event Log

Instructions for printing the event log via a serial printer.

Programming the Time and Date

Setting the system time and date via the keypad.

Hot Keys

Functionality of hotkeys for alarms when enabled.

Section 5: Systems Indications and What They Mean

Section 6: Handing the System Over to the User

Fill In the User Instructions!

Importance of user instructions for minimizing false alarms.

Appendix A: Specifications

Technical specifications of the control panel.

Panel Specification

Physical and electrical details of the control panel.

Remote Keypad Specification

Technical specifications for the remote keypad.

Appendix B: Connecting a Printer to the System

Instructions for connecting a printer to the panel.

Installing a Printer

Steps and settings for connecting a serial printer.

Appendix C : Bell-Box Connections

ADEMCO MICROTECH LIMITED WARRANTY

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