XT30/XT50 OVERVIEW. Slide 1. Slide 2. Slide 3. Objectives. XT30/XT50 Basic Training System Overview. XT30/XT50 Description

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1 Slide 1 XT30/XT50 Basic Training System Overview Slide 2 Objectives After completing this course you will be able to: 1) Understand the basic features of the panel. 2) Understand the different modes of operation. 3) Understand how to access various system menus. 4) Pass the necessary exams required for your DMP XT30/XT50 System Overview certificate. Slide 3 XT30/XT50 Description 12 VDC Battery backup Burglary, Fire and door control

2 Slide 4 On board zones with 1K EOL Class B 3.3K EOL Up to 50 Zones Total On-Board Zones Slide 5 Expansion Zones Supported devices panel dependent Unique addressing One address = 4 zones XT30=30 expansion zones XT50=50 expansion zones Slide 6 Annunciator Outputs Onboard outputs and location Several output options for assignment Switched ground output 860 Module

3 Slide 7 Keypad Data Bus Keypad bus support Supervised versus unsupervised support Multiple device support Slide 8 Central Station Communication Built in dialer, Ethernet and GPRS Communication types Slide 9 XT30/XT50 Feature Review The next 7 slides will cover the XT30/XT50 Features section

4 Slide 10 Question 1 1) The XT30/XT50 is a versatile VDC combination burglary and fire communicator panel. A B. 12 C. 110 D. 24 Slide 11 Question 1 1) The XT30/XT50 is a versatile VDC combination burglary and fire communicator panel. A B. 12 C. 110 D. 24 Slide 12 Question 2 2) may be connected to the keypad bus. A. Multizone expanders B. Keypads C. Single Point expanders D. All of the above

5 Slide 13 Question 2 2) may be connected to the keypad bus. A. Multizone expanders B. Keypads C. Single Point expanders D. All of the above Slide 14 Question 3 3) The XT50 has built in DMP Wireless. Slide 15 Question 3 3) The XT50 has built in DMP Wireless.

6 Slide 16 Question 4 4) The XT30 has on-board burglary zones and on-board 2-wire powered zones. A. 2, 8 B. 9, 1 C. 8, 32 D. 2, 2 Slide 17 Question 4 4) The XT30 has on-board burglary zones and on-board 2-wire powered zones. A. 2, 8 B. 9, 1 C. 8, 32 D. 2, 2 Slide 18 Question 5 5) An 860 Relay Module can be added to the XT30/XT50 to provide up to four SPDT output relays.

7 Slide 19 Question 5 5) An 860 Relay Module can be added to the XT30/XT50 to provide up to four SPDT output relays. Slide 20 Question 6 6) The XT30 and the XT50 can support supervised devices on the Keypad bus. A. four B. 50 C. five D. 30 Slide 21 Question 6 6) The XT30 and the XT50 can support supervised devices on the Keypad bus. A. four B. 50 C. five D. 30

8 Slide 22 Question 7 7) The XT50 supports 50 zones. Slide 23 Question 7 7) The XT50 supports 50 zones. Slide 24 User Menus Menu driven interface Function similar to an ATM

9 Slide 25 Special Keys Special Keys Keys used to navigate the menu Slide 26 Command key Command Key Move forward through menu Also used to enter information Slide 27 Similar to backspace Back Arrow Key Erases last character Also takes you to previous menu

10 Slide 28 Select Keys Function like ATM keys Different options display above them Multi-use keys Also for accessing user menu Slide 29 Menu? No Yes* Accessing the User menu Code/Authority based Slide 30 Sensor Reset Resets latching devices Displays progression

11 Slide 31 Control outputs Outputs On/Off Slide 32 User Codes Add, delete and change codes Slide 33 Adding A User Adding a user 30 user codes - XT30 99 user codes - XT50 16 Character User code naming

12 Slide 34 Adding A User Method on adding a user Standard or Master Scheduled or Limited (XT50 only) Slide 35 Arming Modes Three arming modes available All/Perimeter Home/Sleep/Away Area Slide 36 2 Areas Applications: All/Perimeter Mode

13 Slide 37 Home/Sleep/Away Mode Three areas Extra area for Sleep' arming Slide 38 Area Mode Up to 4 Areas Residential/Commercial application Slide 39 XT30/XT50 Operation Review The next 10 slides will cover the XT30/XT50 Operation section

14 Slide 40 Question 1 1) The XT50 can be programmed as one of different arming modes. A. 2 B. 3 C. 20 D. 8 Slide 41 Question 1 1) The XT50 can be programmed as one of different arming modes. A. 2 B. 3 C. 20 D. 8 Slide 42 Question 2 2) mode is commonly used for those systems that require more than 2 areas. A. All/Perimeter B. Partition C. Area

15 Slide 43 Question 2 2) mode is commonly used for those systems that require more than 2 areas. A. All/Perimeter B. Partition C. Area Slide 44 Question 3 3) The XT30/XT50 can be programmed as an easy to use three area residential system by selecting the HOME/SLEEP/AWAY mode. Slide 45 Question 3 3) The XT30/XT50 can be programmed as an easy to use three area residential system by selecting the HOME/SLEEP/AWAY mode.

16 Slide 46 Question 4 4) The ALL/PERIMETER mode uses areas for arming and disarming. A. 8 B. 2 C. 20 D. 3 Slide 47 Question 4 4) The ALL/PERIMETER mode uses areas for arming and disarming. A. 8 B. 2 C. 20 D. 3 Slide 48 Question 5 5) The SENSOR RESET menu is used to reset fire or other latching type devices powered from the panel.

17 Slide 49 Question 5 5) The SENSOR RESET menu is used to reset fire or other latching type devices powered from the panel. Slide 50 Question 6 6) The HOME/SLEEP/AWAY mode provides more protection than traditional residential systems by allowing end users to arm some of their interior protection devices while the residence is occupied. Slide 51 Question 6 6) The HOME/SLEEP/AWAY mode provides more protection than traditional residential systems by allowing end users to arm some of their interior protection devices while the residence is occupied.

18 Slide 52 Question 7 7) The XT30/XT50 menu structure is designed to be the. A. Program manual B. User s Guide Slide 53 Question 7 7) The XT30/XT50 menu structure is designed to be the. A. Program manual B. User s Guide Slide 54 Question 8 8) All of the user menus are accessed by pressing COMMAND to the prompt and then entering. A. Menu? No YES, any code B. Menu? No Yes, any valid code C. Menu? No Yes, Command 47

19 Slide 55 Question 8 8) All of the user menus are accessed by pressing COMMAND to the prompt and then entering. A. Menu? No YES, any code B. Menu? No Yes, any valid code C. Menu? No Yes, Command 47 Slide 56 Question 9 9) The XT30/XT50 menu structure is similar to that of. A. a computer B. an ATM machine C. a telephone Slide 57 Question 9 9) The XT30/XT50 menu structure is similar to that of. A. a computer B. an ATM machine C. a telephone

20 Slide 58 Question 10 10) The XT30/XT50 will only display the user menus the user code has the authority level to access. Slide 59 Question 10 10) The XT30/XT50 will only display the user menus the user code has the authority level to access. Slide 60 CONGRATULATIONS! You have completed the XT30/XT50 Overview course. LT Digital Monitoring Products, Inc. 8/08