GE / ITI / AC Simon XTI Program
| Report Format | SIA or Contact ID | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Enter Program |
Press the ‘Gear’ button in the bottom right hand corner Press the down arrow 3 times (default is 4321) Press the ‘Enter’ button next to where it says ‘Programming’ Enter the INSTALLER code Press the ‘Enter’ button You’ll now see the main programming screen with all the option icons |
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| Exit Program | Hit the ‘Cancel’ button at the top right multiple times | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Default Panel |
Remove the trim ring (use fingernail in indentation on left edge and pull toward you) Open the panel cover with the tab at the top of the keypad Unplug the transformer Disconnect the backup battery inside the keypad Press and hold the reset button on the left edge of the panel face(small white tab) Plug the panel in while holding the reset button and keeping the panel cover open Release the reset button Reconnect the backup battery and close the cover Replace the outer rim |
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| Hardwire Zones |
Two zones – Require 4.7k resistor Resistors are not needed when using external reed switch on a wireless sensor If learning an external reed switch, learn it in with hardwire contact open |
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| Zone Assignments |
A learned sensor is automatically added the next available zone number To assign a different zone number, enter the 2-digit number AFTER entering the group number |
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| Add Sensors |
Press the ‘Gear’ button in the bottom right hand corner Press the down arrow 3 times Press the ‘Enter’ button next to where it says ‘Programming’ Enter the INSTALLER code (default is 4321) Press the ‘Enter’ button You’ll now see the main programming screen with all the option icons Press the ‘Sensors’ button Press the ‘Learn Sensor’ button Screen will say ‘Trip New Sensor’ Open or tamper the new sensor The keypad should beep once it is learned You can change the sensor number by hitting the ‘Edit’ button next to the number If you want to change the number, press the ‘Edit’ button next to the zone number Enter the two digit zone number, then press the ‘Save button in the top right corner You can change the sensor group by hitting the ‘Edit’ button next to the group number
You can change the sensor name by hitting the ‘Edit’ button next to the name |
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| Edit Sensors |
Press the ‘Gear’ button in the bottom right hand corner Press the down arrow 3 times Press the ‘Enter’ button next to where it says ‘Programming’ Enter the INSTALLER code (default is 4321) Press the ‘Enter’ button You’ll now see the main programming screen with all the option icons Press the ‘Sensors’ button Press the ‘Edit Sensor’ button You can change the sensor number by hitting the ‘Edit’ button next to the number If you want to change the number, press the ‘Edit’ button next to the zone number Enter the two digit zone number, then press the ‘Save button in the top right corner You can change the sensor group by hitting the ‘Edit’ button next to the group number
You can change the sensor name by hitting the ‘Edit’ button next to the name |
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| Delete Sensors |
Press the ‘Gear’ button in the bottom right hand corner Press the down arrow 3 times Press the ‘Enter’ button next to where it says ‘Programming’ Enter the INSTALLER code (default is 4321) Press the ‘Enter’ button You’ll now see the main programming screen with all the option icons Press the ‘Sensors’ button Press the ‘Delete Sensor’ button You’ll see a list of all the sensors Press the ‘Delete’ button next to the zone you would like to delete, be careful, the buttons are tiny The keypad will process this request for a second, then that zone should no longer appear on the zone list To exit, press the ‘Close button’ at the top right corner of the screen |
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| Programming | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Access Codes | Dealer Code | – | 4-digits – This is the ‘installer’ code on branded panels | |
| Installer Code | – | 4-digits – Cannot change the Dealer code using the installer code | ||
| Master Code | – | 4-digits | ||
| User Code 1 | – | 4-digits | ||
| User Code 2 | – | 4-digits | ||
| User Code 3 | – | 4-digits | ||
| User Code 4 | – | 4-digits | ||
| User Code 5 | – | 4-digits | ||
| User Code 6 | – | 4-digits | ||
| User Code 7 | – | 4-digits | ||
| User Code 8 | – | 4-digits | ||
| Duress Code | – | 4-digits | ||
| Code Size | – | 3 to 6 digits, typically keep it at 4 | ||
| Security | Account Number | – | 5 digits (Acct Number 1234 = 01234 | |
| Downloader Code | – | Used for accessing via download software | ||
| Phone Lock | – | ON = This is what is enabled on a branded panel OFF = UNDERCONSTRUCTION |
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| Autoarm | – | ON = 4-Minute announce of open zones before bypass OFF = 1-time announce of open zones before bypass |
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| Exit Extension | – | ON = Exit delay restarts if user enters during exit delay OFF = Exit delay does not restart |
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| Secure Arming | – | ON = Access code required to arm (Does not affect keyfobs OFF = Access code not required to arm |
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| No Arm On Panel Low Battery | – | ON = Enabled OFF = Disabled |
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| Downloader Enable | – | ON = Enabled OFF = Disabled |
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| Phone Numbers | Phone Number 1 | – | 26 digits, ‘Pause’ button inserts a pause | |
| Phone Number 2 | – | 26 digits, ‘Pause’ button inserts a pause | ||
| Phone Number 3 | – | 26 digits, ‘Pause’ button inserts a pause | ||
| Phone Number 4 | – | 26 digits, ‘Pause’ button inserts a pause | ||
| Downloader Number | – | 26 digits, ‘Pause’ button inserts a pause | ||
| Phone Options | Manual Phone Test | – | ON = Enabled OFF = Disabled |
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| Fail To Communicate | – | ON = Enabled OFF = Disabled |
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| DTMF Dialing | – | ON = Enabled OFF = Disabled |
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| 300 BPS Enabled | – | ON = Enabled OFF = Disabled |
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| Ring Hang Ring | – | RHR or 10 Rings RHR(3) or 10 Rings RHR RHR(3) RHR(2) or 10 Rings 10 Rings RHR(2) Off |
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| Dialer Delay | – | 15-45 seconds | ||
| Call Waiting # | – | If you need to disable call waiting, add it here | ||
| Sensors | Scroll to the top of this page | |||
| Reporting | (2 submenus) |
| Reporting Options | – | |||
| Opening Report | – | ON = Enabled OFF = Disabled |
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| Closing Report | – | ON = Enabled OFF = Disabled |
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| Force Armed Report | – | ON = Enabled OFF = Disabled |
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| AC Power Failure Report | – | OFF 1 2 3 4 5 |
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| Panel Low Batt Report | – | ON = Enabled OFF = Disabled |
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| Sensor Alarm Restoral Rep | – | OFF Sensor Closed Siren Timeout System Disarm |
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| 24 Hour Sensor Tamper | – | ON = Enabled OFF = Disabled |
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| Supervisory/Tamper Report | – | ON = Enabled OFF = Disabled |
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| No Usage Report | – | OFF 2-254 days |
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| Swinger Shutdown | – | ON = Enabled OFF = Disabled |
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| Programming Report | – | ON = Enabled OFF = Disabled |
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| Fire Alarm Verification | – | ON = Enabled OFF = Disabled |
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| Comm Modes | – | |||
| Phone 1 Report Mode | – | All SIA All CID Alarm SIA/CID Nonalarm SIACID Backup SIA/CID Voice Dialer |
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| Phone 2 Report Mode | – | ^Same^ | ||
| Phone 3 Report Mode | – | ^Same^ | ||
| Phone 4 Report Mode | – | ^Same^ | ||
| Timers | ||||
| Entry Delay | – | 30-240 seconds | ||
| Exit Delay | – | 45-254 seconds | ||
| No Activity Timeout | – | OFF 2-24 days |
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| Auto Phone Test | – | OFF 1-254 days |
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| Supervisory Time (hr/min) | – | OFF 6-255 seconds |
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| RF Timeout | – | 2-36 minutes | ||
| Fail To Open Time (hr/min) | – | HR/MN/AM/PM | ||
| Fail To Close Time (hr/min) | – | HR/MN/AM/PM | ||
| Siren Timeout | – | OFF 2-254 seconds |
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| Unvacated Premises | – | ON = Enabled OFF = Disabled |
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| Smoke Supervision | – | ON = Enabled OFF = Disabled |
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| Touchpad Options | ||||
| Keyfob No Delay | – | ON = Enabled OFF = Disabled |
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| Panic Alarms | – | ON = Enabled OFF = Disabled |
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| Remote TP Arming | – | ON = Enabled OFF = Disabled |
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| System Options | ||||
| RF Jam Detect | – | ON = Enabled OFF = Disabled |
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| Demo Mode | – | ON = Enabled OFF = Disabled |
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| HW1 Function | – | OFF Interior Siren Armed Disarmed FTC Alarm Exterior Siren |
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| 24 Hour Clock | – | ON = Enabled OFF = Disabled |
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| Siren Options | ||||
| Panel Piezo Beeps | – | ON = Enabled OFF = Disabled |
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| Panel Voice | – | ON = Enabled OFF = Disabled |
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| Panel Piezo Alarm | – | ON = Enabled OFF = Disabled |
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| Trouble Beeps | – | ON = Enabled OFF = Disabled |
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| Voice Chime | – | OFF Voice Chime (sensor name) Chime Bell Soft Chime Bell |
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| HW Siren Supervision | – | ON = Enabled OFF = Disabled |
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| Silent Police Panic | – | ON = Enabled OFF = Disabled |
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| Alarm Report Verify | – | ON = Enabled OFF = Disabled |
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| Audio Verification | ||||
| Audio Mode | – | OFF Instant Callback |
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| Fire Shutdown | – | ON = Enabled OFF = Disabled |
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| Fire Enabled AVM | – | ON = Enabled OFF = Disabled |
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| Panic Talk | – | ON = Enabled OFF = Disabled |
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| VOX Receiver Gain | – | 1-32 | ||
| VOX Microphone Gain | – | 1-64 | ||
| VOX Microphone Gain Range | – | 1-64 | ||
| Manual Microphone Gain | – | 1-64 | ||
| System Tests | (3 submenus) |
| Sensor Test | – | |||
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Press the ‘Sensor Test’ button The panel will then display all of the sensors programmed to the panel Open/close each sensor and they should clear from the list, any sensor still on the list means they have not been tested |
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| Comm Modes | – | |||
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Press the ‘Comm Test’ button At this point, if it is cell primary, it will send a test signal, if it is landline it will test the landline |
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| System Download | – | |||
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Press the ‘System Download’ button The panel will then attempt to dial out to the downloader number programmed in the panel |
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| Interactive Services | (7 submenus) | |||
| Module Status |
| Signal Strength |
| Bars | Signal Strength | dBm | |
| 0 | 0 | -113 | |
| 0 | 1 | -111 | |
| 1 | 2 | -109 | |
| 1 | 3 | -107 | |
| 1 | 4 | -105 | |
| 1 | 5 | -103 | |
| 1 | 6 | -101 | |
| 1 | 7 | -99 | |
| 2 | 8 | -97 | |
| 2 | 9 | -95 | |
| 2 | 10 | -93 | |
| 2 | 11 | -91 | |
| 2 | 12 | -89 | |
| 3 | 13 | -87 | |
| 3 | 14 | -85 | |
| 3 | 15 | -83 | |
| 3 | 16 | -81 | |
| 3 | 17 | -79 | |
| 3 | 18 | -77 | |
| 4 | 19 | -75 | |
| 4 | 20 | -73 | |
| 4 | 21 | -71 | |
| 4 | 22 | -69 | |
| 4 | 23 | -67 | |
| 4 | 24 | -65 | |
| 4 | 25 | -63 | |
| 4 | 26 | -61 | |
| 5 | 27 | -59 | |
| 5 | 28 | -57 | |
| 5 | 29 | -55 | |
| 5 | 30 | -53 | |
| 5 | 31 | -51 |
| Connection Status | ||||
| ‘Connected’ or ‘Not Connected’ | ||||
| Serial Number | ||||
| Displays the serial number of the radio | ||||
| SIM IMSI | ||||
| Displays the SIM/IMSI number of the SIM card for the radio | ||||
| Version | ||||
| Displays the firmware version of the radio | ||||
| AC Power | ||||
| ‘Connected’ or ‘Not Connected’ | ||||
| Battery | ||||
| Shows the voltage of the backup battery | ||||
| Other Features | ||||
| Such as ‘Z-wave’ | ||||
| Daughterboard | ||||
| Such as for the Image Sensors | ||||
| Network | ||||
| Will sometimes say ‘Updating’ | ||||
| Registration Time | ||||
| ‘Connected’ or ‘Not Connected’ | ||||
| Registration Attempts | ||||
| ‘Connected’ or ‘Not Connected’ | ||||
| Last Message | ||||
| ‘Connected’ or ‘Not Connected’ | ||||
| Connected Frequency | ||||
| ‘Connected’ or ‘Not Connected’ | ||||
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Connection Status Serial Number SIM IMSI Version AC Power Battery Other Features Daughterboard Network Registration Time Registration Attempts Last Message Connected Frequency |
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