XT System Design Guide

XT System Design

The XT System offers flexible design options for monitoring centers, connecting via dialer, cellular, or network. The XT50 includes a built-in 1100 Wireless Receiver, while the XT30 requires an external 1100DH for wireless capabilities. Cellular connectivity can be added using the 263LTE-V (Verizon) or 263LTE-A (AT&T) modules.

Diagram Description: A network diagram illustrates the XT30/XT50 system. It shows connections to a monitoring center via dialer, cellular, or network. The XT50 is noted to have a built-in wireless receiver, with an option for an external one. Cellular options are listed. Various wireless devices are depicted, including repeaters, transmitters, keypads, detectors, and key fobs, along with wired components like zone expanders and sirens.

Wireless Devices

The XT System supports a wide range of wireless devices:

• 1100R (1,200 ft) Repeater: Extends wireless range (max 8 repeaters).
• 1101 Universal Transmitter: For internal and/or external use.
• 1102 Universal Transmitter: For internal and/or external use.
• 1103 Commercial Universal Transmitter: With wall tamper.
• 1106 Universal Transmitter: Standard universal transmitter.
• 1107 Micro Window Transmitter: Compact transmitter for windows.
• 1114 Four-Zone Expander: Adds four hardwired zones.
• 1116 Relay Output: Provides a relay output.
• 1117 LED Output Annunciator: For visual status indication.
• 1119 Door Sounder "Detex": Audible notification for doors.
• 1122 PIR: Passive Infrared motion detector.
• 1126R 360° Ceiling Mount PIR: Detects motion in a 20' radius at 8' height.
• 1127C Wall Mount Curtain PIR: Provides a 50' curtain of detection.
• 1127W Wall Mount Wide Angle PIR: Offers 36' and 84° detection angles.
• 1128 Glassbreak Detector: Detects glass breakage within a 12' range.
• 1134 Access Control Module: Manages access control functions.
• 1135 Siren: Adjustable siren with up to 110 dB output.
• 1136 Remote Chime: Provides remote audible alerts.
• 1139 Bill Trap: Detects tampering with cash handling.
• 1141 Wall Button: A simple wall-mounted button.
• 1142 Two-Button Hold-Up Transmitter: Under-counter panic transmitter.
• 1144-1 One-Button Key Fob: For panic functions.
• 1144-2 Two-Button Key Fob: For arming/disarming.
• 1144-4 Four-Button Key Fob: Programmable functions.
• 1144-D Dual-Button Key Fob: For panic functions.
• 1166 Smoke Ring: Wireless smoke detector.
• 1168 Smoke/CO/Low Temp Detector: Multi-sensor detector.
• 1183 Heat Detector: Detects high temperatures.
• 1184 CO Detector: Detects carbon monoxide.

Wired Components:

• 712-8 Zone Expansion Module: Adds eight zones, consuming two keypad bus addresses.
• 710: Extends power supply range (up to 2,500 ft, max 15,000 ft with multiple modules).
• Wiegand Reader: Supports Wiegand protocol readers.
• 4 Zones: Indicates a four-zone input.
• Relay for Door Strike: Controls door strikes.

Keypads and Control Panels:

• 7060 Thinline Keypad (White): Basic keypad.
• 7073 Thinline Keypad (White): Enhanced keypad with features.
• 7800 Series 5-inch Touchscreen (White or Black): Touchscreen interface.
• 8860 Series 7-inch Touchscreen (White or Black): Larger touchscreen interface.
• 734 Access Control Module: For door access control.
• 714 4-Zone Class B Expansion: Expands zones.
• 714-16 16-Zone Class B Expansion: Expands zones.

Note on Zone Expanders: Zone expanders use one address per four zones. For example, a 714-8 uses two keypad bus addresses.

XT System Applications

Add a Door of Access Control

The XT panel offers basic door access control capabilities, allowing electronic granting of access and eliminating concerns about lost keys. All enrolled cards work on all system readers simultaneously. Doors remain locked unless manually unlocked by the user; there are no schedules or profiles. The XT50 system does not integrate with Virtual Keypad™™ and does not store credential usage history.

Diagram Description: An access control setup diagram shows a door contact connected to a 734 Access Control Module. The module is powered by a 12 or 24 VDC supply and connects to the control panel keypad bus via 4-conductor wire. It supports door strikes, Wiegand readers (like MP-5365 or PP-6005B), and request-to-exit buttons or motion sensors. An electronic lock or magnetic lock is shown on the door.

1119 Wireless Sounder & Zone

The 1119 Wireless Sounder can be used as a local chime with a 1-second sound, or to replace an alarmed crash bar with a 5-minute sound. It is resettable from the keypad and provides a door contact zone for intrusion detection.

Diagram Description: A diagram illustrates the 1119 Wireless Sounder & Zone. It shows a door contact connected to an 1100 Series Two-Way™™ Wireless Device. The sounder is depicted with "ALARM WILL SOUND" text. Features include use as a local chime, replacement for crash bars, keypad reset, and providing a door contact zone.

Panel Specifications

Keypad Features

Wireless Zones

Model Number Description

XT50 DNS-G

Note: Models ending in PCB indicate the PC board only, without a cabinet. Unless purchased as a kit, the XT panel does not include a power supply; the 321 power supply must be ordered separately.

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