To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if RSI Security System video is not auto downloading?
If the video from your RSI Security System is not automatically downloading, it could be due to the account being in test mode, where only the first video downloads. Alternatively, a preceding event, such as an arming signal or door contact, might be interfering. Ensure that the video transmission is the primary event.
Why are RSI XL600 devices not sending video clips?
If devices in your RSI Security System aren't sending video clips, the cause could be faulty devices. Try running the Maintenance/Display Faulty Devices function.
General| Brand | RSI |
|---|---|
| Model | XL600 |
| Category | Security System |
| Language | English |
Introduction to the central control unit for the security system.
Specifies the necessary alphanumeric keypads for programming and maintenance.
Advisories on equipment modifications and Class B digital device limits.
FCC radiation limits and transmitter operational conditions for safety.
Acquiring account details and activating the SIM card before installation.
Programming the system in an office or vehicle before final mounting.
Mounting the panel and testing RF signal strength at the installation location.
Specifications for siren sound duration based on MotionViewer presence for UL compliance.
UL compliant specification for the system's entry delay duration.
Lists of special characters available on XMB/XMA and CMA keypads.
Detailed steps for inserting the SIM card into the control panel correctly.
Instructions on powering the control panel using its battery options.
How to reset the XL panel to factory programming using the programming button.
Steps for enrolling a CMA/XMB/XMA keypad for panel programming.
Procedure and requirements for performing the Radio Range test for device pairing.
Process for entering and verifying a 4-6 digit installer code for system access.
Ability to name the installer code, with a default of ACCESS 1.
Steps to correctly set the system's Year, Month, Day, and Hour.
Setting the system minutes and entering the central station account number.
Overview of default transmitted events and methods for modification.
Configuring system areas, including naming and setting entry/exit delays.
Entering APN code, username, and password for GPRS service.
Configuring the central station's IP address or domain name for communication.
Setting the specific port number for GPRS data transmission.
Procedure to test the GPRS modem's internet access and signal strength.
Steps for recording new devices and performing RF range tests for reliable communication.
Assigning devices to specific areas and naming their locations for alarm reporting.
Visual representation of the main menu and its primary sections.
Detailed breakdown of options within Level 4 menus for configuration and maintenance.
Detailed breakdown of options within Level 4-3-2 menus for features and armed states.
Configuration settings for site ID, phone numbers, and GPRS parameters.
Programmable alarm modes, area configurations, and siren settings.
Adding, deleting, and configuring devices and areas within the system.
Settings for monitoring parameters, periodic tests, and system armed states.
How to enter user codes or use badges for system arming and disarming.
Steps to confirm entered codes and assign names to badges/codes.
Instructions for entering additional user codes or badges into the system.
Changing the access level to 4 to enable system configuration changes.
Procedure to disable monitoring parameters for maintenance or testing.
Adjusting the access level to modify siren settings for the system.
Modifying parameters for the FULLY ARMED profile, including siren type.
Explanation of Siren, Without Siren, Silent, and Delay Beeps siren modes.
Confirming programming by testing the system with a single device.
Procedure for arming, triggering an intrusion, and disarming the system.
Verifying successful transmission of alarms and video with the dispatch center.
Required control panel firmware, keypads, and initial installation steps for scheduling.
Changing access level to 4 to begin the scheduling configuration process.
Navigating the menus to enable the scheduling feature on the control panel.
Steps to create new scheduled actions, including time, action type, and day selection.
An example demonstrating how to set up a schedule for weekdays.
Procedure for editing previously created scheduled actions.
Disabling or enabling audible warnings related to arming procedures.
Instructions for integrating with the Frontel TMT Installer program for scheduling.
Instructions for securely mounting the control panel to a wall.
Procedure to test GPRS signal strength and identify potential network errors.
List of common GPRS error codes and their troubleshooting fixes.
Testing device communication with the control panel via RF for reliable transmission.
Assessing device range and signal strength for optimal placement.
Verifying the entire system's function with the central station after device testing.
User methods for arming the system using touchpad, badges, or keys.
User methods for disarming the system using touchpad or badges.
Steps for users to acknowledge system events displayed on the touchpad.
Description of initial keypad symbol and key lighting after power-up or reset.
Interpretation of symbols for events, arming, disarming, and system status.
Meaning and activation of symbols for Police, Emergency, and Fire panic calls.
Symbols and actions associated with entering codes and confirming input on the keypad.
Important considerations for securing the panel and protecting the GPRS antenna during installation.
Utilizing special touchpad commands for enrollment, battery status, and signal tests.
Instructions for removing protective layers from the touchpad and reader for proper function.
Adjusting siren duration as per UL1023 certification requirements.
Requirement for permanent installation of supervised devices like keypads.
Diagnosing why the monitoring station receives signals but no video clips.
Troubleshooting communication failures between the panel and the GPRS network.
Resolving issues where the panel remains connected, preventing programming access.
Methods to manually disconnect the panel from the monitoring station.
Troubleshooting device pairing issues and performing a pairing key override.
How to find the manufacturing week and year from the device serial number.
Details on power, battery, dimensions, weight, and RF technology of the panel.
Specifications for mounting, touchpad data, and communication formats.
List of certifications and approvals obtained for the control panel.
