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General| Type | Wireless Security System |
|---|---|
| Wireless Frequency | 319.5 MHz |
| Display | LCD |
| Two-way Voice | Yes |
| Keypads | Supports multiple wireless keypads |
| Compatibility | GE Security Wireless Sensors |
Explains the formatting conventions used throughout the manual, such as bold, italic, and monospace text.
Defines safety terms like CAUTION and WARNING, and describes the symbols used to indicate potential hazards.
Describes the various components that make up the Simon XT security system, including sensors, keyfobs, and modules.
Explains the different methods available for interacting with and controlling the security system, such as panel, touchpads, and telephone.
Details the physical controls on the Simon XT panel, including buttons, the LCD display, and their functions.
Describes the information displayed on the panel's LCD screen during idle states and arming levels.
Explains the function and meaning of the status LEDs located on the Simon XT control panel keypad.
Provides an overview of the core functionalities and capabilities of the Simon XT security system.
Lists the various tasks and operations that users can perform with the Simon XT system.
Explains how the system allows users to control sensor activity for different home security scenarios.
Details the procedures for arming and disarming the security system in various modes.
Explains the timed delays provided for exiting and entering the premises to disarm the system.
Describes how to temporarily deactivate specific sensors without disarming the entire system.
Explains how the system indicates an alarm and the process for cancelling alarms.
Provides guidelines to avoid false alarms and instructions on how to cancel them.
Details how to use the system to control lights and appliances via optional modules.
Explains the chime feature that signals when a protected door is opened while the system is disarmed.
Describes the option for custom voice or audible alerts for chime sensor events.
Details the feature that provides notifications for motion detection at specific entry points.
Explains the feature that notifies the user if family members do not arrive home by a set time.
Describes how to check the system's current alarm conditions, history, troubles, and sensor status.
Provides instructions on how to remotely control the Simon XT system using a telephone.
Explains how to use touchpads, including the two-way talking touchpad, to control the security system.
Details the functions and operation of the keyfob for arming, disarming, and panic alarms.
Explains the different sounds made by sirens and the X10 light signals for various alarm types.
Describes the meaning of the indicator lights on the panel buttons and display for different system states.
Explains the various audible beeps the panel uses to indicate system events and conditions.
Details the beeps that signal system problems, such as power failures or low batteries.
Provides an overview of accessing and navigating the system's programming menu.
Explains how to navigate through the menu structure, select options, and save changes.
Describes the main categories within the programming menu and their general functions.
Guides the user on how to enter and configure the system's programming settings.
Details the types of access codes (master, user, duress) and their usage.
Instructions on how to manage and change master, user, and duress access codes.
Covers options related to dealer remote access and master code enabled programming.
Explains how to configure and change phone numbers for alarm reporting.
Details the configuration of timer-based features, such as latchkey time.
Guides on setting the date format and daylight saving time parameters.
Instructions on setting up and controlling lights and appliances using X10 modules.
Information on configuring network parameters for Ethernet connectivity.
Details on configuring and viewing parameters for the optional GSM module.
Procedures for testing each sensor to ensure proper communication with the panel.
Verifies the system's ability to communicate with the central monitoring station or voice report destination.
Outlines the inherent limitations of the alarm system and factors affecting its performance.
Provides guidance on developing and rehearsing emergency plans for various situations.
Offers recommendations for optimal placement of smoke and heat detectors to ensure performance.
Step-by-step instructions for safely removing and disposing of the system's rechargeable battery pack.
Guidelines for creating a floorplan of the premises, including building levels and component locations.
Tables provided for users to list the locations of installed sensors and X10 modules.
