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General| Brand | DMP Electronics |
|---|---|
| Model | XR200 |
| Category | Control Panel |
| Language | English |
Essential preliminary steps, documentation review, and safety guidelines before programming.
Overview of programming sections, navigation, and setting lockout codes for access control.
Details reset timeout, special keys, and methods for entering alpha/non-alpha characters.
Overview of clearing selected program parts to factory defaults.
Options for clearing all memory, codes, schedules, events, zones, areas, outputs, and comms.
Defines primary communication method, Host Backup, Modem Setup, and UL AA compliance.
Configures second phone line, test frequency, transmit delay, DTMF, and events manager.
Configures report types, test reports, backup reporting, phone numbers, and pager settings.
Defines panel physical configuration, partitions, and device addresses.
Sets the number of partitions (1-4) for the system.
Specifies device type and assigns devices to partitions.
Configures settings for remote control and programming operations.
Sets Remote Key, Manufacturer Authorization, and Receiver Authorization.
Configures ring counts, remote phone numbers, and remote disarm functionality.
Selects specific system reports to be sent to the receiver.
Configures Abort, Restoral, Bypass, Schedule, Code Change, Access, and Ambush reports.
Selects system-wide parameters for panel operation.
Configures Closing Wait, Entry/Retard Delays, Power Fail Delay, Cross Zone, Swinger Bypass.
Configures Video/Alarm Verification, Time Zone Changes, and AC Cycle selection.
Configures Bell Cutoff Time, Automatic Bell Test, and Bell Action for zone types.
Configures outputs for Communication Fail, Fire Alarm, Trouble, Ambush, Entry, Exit, Ready, Phone Trouble, Late Close, Device Fail, Sensor Reset.
Selects keypad addresses for accessing specific functions.
Configures keypad access for Armed Status, Time Display, and Arm/Disarm functions.
Selects zone alarms, troubles, and system monitor troubles displayed at keypads.
Defines which keypad addresses display various status information.
Configures display of System Monitor Troubles, Fire, Burglary, Supervisory, Panic, Emergency, Auxiliary zones.
Defines operation of a local printer connected via DMP 462P Interface Card.
Enables printing of Arm/Disarm, Zone, User Command, Door Access, and Supervisory reports.
Programs types of logging reports sent via the 462N Network Interface Card.
Configures modem strings for network devices connected to the 462N card.
Selects Arm/Disarm, Zone, User Command, Door Access, and Supervisory reports for logging.
Assigns functions to different areas within a partition.
Sets partition number, arming mode, exit delay, and burglary bell output.
Configures O/C reports, Closing Check, Closing Code, Bypass, Area, and Schedule settings.
Assigns area name, account number, auto operations, and output assignments.
Defines operation of each protection zone in the system.
Assigns zone number, name, and type, defining the panel's response to zone events.
Configures fire bell output and assigns zones to partitions, areas, and assignments.
Configures arming style, zone responses, bypass, prewarn, retard, and priority.
Exits the programmer, performs an internal reset, and disarms all areas/zones.
Programs a code required to access the panel's internal programmer.
Tests LX-Bus communication, finds zones, and checks zone electrical states.
Connects for remote programming, event buffer retrieval, or program checks.
Guides a technician through testing protection devices connected to zones.
Covers keypad speaker operation, pager specs, cross zoning, modem info, examples, zone types, and keypad messages.
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