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General| Brand | IDS |
|---|---|
| Model | X16 |
| Category | Security System |
| Language | English |
Explains the function of the kick start jumper for powering up the X-Series panel.
Describes how to default the panel and the function of the status LED.
Details the serial output port for connecting voice modules and download devices.
Mentions the five positively triggered outputs and their current capacity.
Explains how to connect expanders to the main PCB for additional zones.
Provides an overview of the X-Series connector layout and their general purpose.
Details the DIP switch settings for the Duevi Outdoor Dual Head PIR detector.
Explains DIP switch and jumper settings for the Duevi Wireless Door Contact.
Covers DIP switch settings for the Duevi Wireless Indoor Pet Tolerant PIR.
Describes DIP switch settings for the Duevi Outdoor E-Wall PIR/Microwave detector.
Explains how to interpret numerical values displayed in binary format on an LED keypad.
Introduces installer mode for system configuration and the default installer code.
Details the process for programming standard memory locations holding a single value.
Explains programming methods for locations with multiple sub-locations or complex data.
Describes how to reset the system to factory default settings using Location 0.
Explains how to program zone types for the first eight zones using string or sub-location methods.
Configures automatic zone bypassing after multiple violations when the system is armed.
Sets the time a zone must be violated before registering a detection.
Defines the time window for multiple zone triggers in cross-zone detection.
Specifies the number of zone violations required within the delay time for cross-zone detection.
Sets various global system behaviors and features affecting all partitions.
Configures the delay before reporting AC power loss or restoration.
Manages which trouble conditions are displayed on the keypad and system.
Sets the duration the siren will sound after an alarm event.
Allows delaying the siren activation after an alarm event.
Provides additional global settings, including wireless supervision options.
Sets the number of incorrect code entries before keypad lockout.
Defines the duration of keypad lockout after too many incorrect entries.
Sets the inactivity time before keypad LEDs turn off.
Allows changing user, installer, and maintenance codes from 4 to 6 digits.
Adjusts reporting account codes to be 4 or 6 digits.
Selects the month when daylight saving time begins.
Selects the day of the week when daylight saving time begins.
Specifies the week of the month for daylight saving time to begin.
Selects the month when daylight saving time ends.
Selects the day of the week when daylight saving time ends.
Specifies the week of the month for daylight saving time to end.
Sets the time offset value when daylight saving is active.
Configures the frequency of automatic test signals sent to the monitoring company.
Sets the specific time of day for automatic test signals.
Controls whether the download code is affected by system defaulting.
Determines if the hardware default switch is active or disabled.
Sets the time to monitor a zone for restore before sending another event.
Defines how many times a zone must be violated before being ignored.
Configures the communication format for serial devices connected to the alarm panel.
Sets the language format for alarm panel transmissions to the control room.
Sets a delay before communication of events, except panic or duress signals.
Configures how the alarm system communicates and dials phone numbers for reporting.
Sets how many times the system attempts to report an event.
Configures system behavior for remote downloads and incoming calls.
Sets the number of rings before the panel answers an incoming call.
Provides instructions and examples for entering telephone numbers into the system.
Specifies the telephone number for serially connected devices to dial.
Assigns account codes to identify the system to security companies per partition.
Sets secondary account codes for specific reporting scenarios.
Configures individual zone properties like tamper, cross-zone, silent, chime, and bypass options.
Configures automatic arming if no movement is detected within a set time frame.
Triggers an alarm if no movement is detected within a specified period for medical alerts.
Enables or disables no movement auto arm/alarm features based on the day of the week.
Sets the specific time for automatic arming of a partition.
Assigns days of the week for automatic arming and disarming of partitions.
Sets the time for automatic disarming of a partition.
Sets the delay period for keypad buzzer warning before automatic arming.
Sets or changes the primary installer access code for system configuration.
Protects the system from unauthorized connections and data changes via software.
Provides a secondary access level for specific system adjustments.
Allocates configured zones to specific partitions for management.
Sets how the system behaves when arming a partition, e.g., instant arm, key-switch arm.
Provides additional options for partition behavior, like common zone bypassing and reporting.
Sets the time the alarm waits before fully arming after exit delay.
Configures the time allowed for disarming after triggering the primary entry/exit zone.
Sets a different entry delay time for secondary entry/exit zones.
Assigns keypads to specific partitions and manages their default assignment.
Sets the starting zone displayed on LED keypads, allowing customization of zone visibility.
Maps a physical keypad zone to a specific alarm zone, potentially disabling the original panel zone.
Identifies the unique ID of a specific keypad connected to the system.
Configures various keypad behaviors like global status, sleep mode, and menu access.
Explains setting device addresses and configuring outputs using DIP switches on wireless expanders.
Describes the factory default procedure for wireless units via DIP switches.
Details the functions of the MODE, RF RX, and STATUS LEDs on the wireless integration PCB.
Manages the addition, deletion, signal strength, and supervision settings for wireless devices.
Sets reporting codes for stay zones, excluding Contact ID and SIA formats.
Defines reporting codes for global events like AC fail, communication issues, and siren tamper.
Sets reporting codes for battery, fuse, and tamper events, as well as installer resets.
Configures reporting codes for bus-wired peripheral issues and wireless detector status.
Defines reporting codes for wireless supervision, RF jam, RSSI, panic, and test reports.
Allows extending Contact ID reporting codes for specific zones and events.
Details how to assign specific Contact ID codes to zones for extended event reporting.
Sets reporting codes for partition-level events like duress, panic, fire, medical, and lockout.
Configures outputs to trigger based on specific zone violations, with conditions for arming state.
Sets outputs to trigger based on system-wide events like AC failure, battery status, or downloads.
Allows adjusting the duration of output pulses for onboard, expander, and keypad outputs.
Enables scheduling outputs to turn on or off based on time and day.
Allows manual triggering of the five onboard outputs via keypad.
Enables or disables event codes for Contact ID and SIA formats, and selects phone number groups.
Sets global split reporting options for events like AC fail, comms fail, and tamper.
Configures global split reporting for bus-wired peripheral and wireless detector events.
Sets global split reporting for communication restores, battery, and tamper events.
Configures global split reporting for bus device and wireless detector status restores.
Sets global split reporting for IDSwift download access.
Configures partition-specific split reporting for events like duress and panic.
Specifies telephone numbers for the voice module to report programmed events.
Shows default settings for Global Options, including siren cancel and keypad beep.
Displays the default communication format, Contact ID, for reporting.
Outlines the default reporting options, including tone dialing and dual reporting.
Indicates that primary telephone numbers are cleared by default.
Shows default settings for Global Options under Default 6, disabling many features.
Displays default reporting options under Default 6, disabling dual and alternate reporting.
Indicates that primary telephone numbers are cleared by default under Default 6.
Lists locations related to Entry/Exit zone configurations and behavior.
Groups locations pertaining to zone types, properties, and settings.
Organizes locations related to partition management, configuration, and reporting.
Gathers locations associated with keypad configuration, display, and options.
Lists locations relevant to system communication settings, formats, and reporting.
Groups locations related to wireless device configuration and management.
Illustrates and describes the two types of keypads: Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) and Light Emitting Diode (LED).
Explains the function of each key on both LCD and LED keypads for user interaction.
Details how users can arm the system in Away mode, activating all zones.
Explains how users can arm the system in Stay mode, bypassing specific zones.
Describes how to set up zones that provide keypad buzzers during stay arming.
Explains how to configure zones that trigger a keypad beep when violated in an unarmed state.
Guides users on how to bypass faulty zones to allow system arming.
Explains the system's user code structure, including master code privileges.
Covers adding, editing, deleting users, and managing partition allocations for user codes.
Covers adding, changing, deleting, and viewing user codes and their properties.
Details adding, deleting, configuring buttons, relays, and defaulting remote transmitters.
Explains how to name zones via LCD keypad and select the system language.
Guides on setting the system time in 24-hour HHMM format.
Provides instructions for setting the system date in DD/MM/YY format.
Explains how to manually trigger an auto test signal transmission.
Allows changing partitions and toggling between stay profiles for customized arming.
Enables manual control of outputs and access to alarm memory for event logging.
