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General| Control Panel | Yes |
|---|---|
| Display | LCD |
| Backup Battery | Yes |
| Category | Security System |
| Connectivity | Wireless |
| Zones | 40 |
| Communication | Cellular, Landline |
| Keypad | Built-in |
| Manufacturer | GE Security |
| Type | Wireless |
| Power Supply | AC Adapter |
Defines key terms used throughout the software license agreement, such as GE SECURITY, Software, and Documentation.
Grants a non-exclusive license and outlines user rights and restrictions for software usage, including prohibited actions.
Details the software and media warranty period and limits GE Security's liability for damages arising from software use.
Covers user acknowledgment, intended use, FCC, and ACTA Part 68 compliance requirements.
Describes the various wireless components of the Simon XT system, including sensors, keyfobs, and modules.
Explains how to send commands and interact with the security system via panel, touchpad, or phone.
Details the function of front panel buttons, display, and key features for system operation.
Introduces the system's features, including home security, delays, and special functions.
Covers arming modes, disarming procedures, and managing exit/entry delays.
Explains how to bypass sensors and manage system alarms and accidental alarms.
Details light control, chime features, latchkey, and system status checks.
Describes remote control via phone, touchpads, and keyfob functionality.
Explains the different status beeps, alarm sounds, and panel indicator lights.
Details trouble conditions, beep alerts, and how to address them.
Guides on accessing and navigating the system's programming menus and options.
Covers setting up master, user, and duress codes for system access and security.
Explains setting the clock, light schedules, and configuring sensor and chime features.
Details how to perform system tests and initiate software downloads.
Covers programming security, phone numbers, and siren volume options.
Explains programming for entry lights, sensor lights, housecodes, and lock intervals.
Guides on how to perform individual sensor tests to ensure proper communication with the panel.
Explains how to test the system's communication with the central monitoring station.
Lists potential system limitations and provides guidelines for emergency preparedness.
Offers recommendations for detector placement and provides tables for documenting sensor/module locations.
Lists tables for recording programmed access codes and system delay times.
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