FBI XL-1T User Manual

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Default Chapter4
- Table of Contents4
Table of Contents6
XL-1T to XL-2 Comparison6
Conventions Used in this Manual8
SECTION 1 - Introduction9
SECTION 2 - Installing the System11
- Mounting the PC Board11
- Figure 2-1: Pc Board Mounting11
- Mounting the XK-104 Keypad12
- Figure 2-2: Mounting the Xk-104 Keypad12
- Mounting the 6805 Keypad13
- Figure 2-4: Recessed Mounting of the 6805 Keypad13
SECTION 3 - System Wiring and Hookup15
- System Wiring Diagram15
- Figure 3-1: Summary of Connections15
- Terminal Connections16
- Auxiliary Device Current Draw Worksheet21
- Wiring Information for Keypads and Other Devices22
- Keypads and Other Devices22
SECTION 4 - Keypad Layout23
- Layout of Keypads23
- Figure 4-1: Layout of Xk-104 and 6805 Keypads23
- Keypad Sounder25
SECTION 5 - System Operation27
- Power-Up/System Reset27
- Arming the System27
- Stay Arming27
- Instant Arming28
- Stay/Instant Arming28
- Disarming28
- Reset28
- Bypass29
- Auto Unbypass29
- Manual Unbypass29
- User Code Programming29
- User Deletion30
- Keypad Emergency Conditions30
- Set Time/Date (# 3)31
- Summary of Keypad Functions31
SECTION 6 - Installer Modes33
- Entering Installer Mode33
- Installer Mode 1 (Installer Keypad Programming)33
- Installer Mode 1 (System Default)33
- Installer Mode 1 (User Code Default)33
- Installer Mode 2 (System Log View)33
- Installer Mode 3 (Unattended Download)34
- Installer Mode 4 (Online Download)35
- On-Line Download (#9)35
SECTION 7 - System Programming37
- General37
- Programming Questions37
- Zone Programming47
SECTION 8 - Data Entry Via LED and LCD Keypads55
- Entering Programming Mode Via Either LED or LCD Keypads55
- What You See on the LED Keypad55
- Figure 8-1: Xk-104 Keypad55
- What You See on the LCD Keypad56
- How to Enter Data56
SECTION 9 - System Defaults59
APPENDIX A - Central Station Reporting Formats61
- Standard (3X161
- 4X262
- Point ID Reporting Format62
APPENDIX B - Troubleshooting65
APPENDIX C - XL-1T System Planning Worksheet68
APPENDIX C - XL-1T System Planning Worksheet68
XL-1T System Programming Worksheet68
APPENDIX D - Warnings and Limitations69
APPENDIX E - FCC Statement and Telephone Problems70
APPENDIX F - Warranty71

Questions and Answers:

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Jeff JohnsonAug 3, 2025
What to do if the FBI Security System shows “NOT RDY: ZN #” and “SYSTEM NOT READY”?
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  Matthew Lopez Jr.Aug 3, 2025
  If the “ARM” light is ON and the “READY” light is OFF, accompanied by the messages “NOT RDY: ZN #” and “SYSTEM NOT READY”, it indicates that a zone is faulted, preventing the system from being armed. This could be due to an open or short in the loop wiring, a bad resistor, or an incorrect resistor value. Inspect the loop wiring for any opens or shorts and repair them. Also, check the resistor and its value. Alternatively, the keypad or the panel might be faulty. Check zone terminals for 3.3 VDC, bypass the zone temporarily, or replace the keypad or panel.
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matthew99Aug 13, 2025
Why does my FBI XL-1T show “COMM FAILURE”?
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  William WelchAug 13, 2025
  If the “ARM” light is slowly blinking and shows “COMM FAILURE”, it means that the system is failing to communicate with the central station. This can be caused by cut or disconnected telephone lines, or incorrect programming of the central station information. It may also indicate a faulty panel. Verify the telephone lines are properly connected and intact. If the lines are faulty, consult the telephone company. Also, ensure the central station information is correctly programmed. If the problem persists, consider replacing the panel.