XLS3000

Intelligent Addressable
Fire Alarm System

GENERAL
The Honeywell XLS3000 is an Intelligent Fire Alarm Control
Panel designed for medium- to large-scale facilities. Fire emer-
gency detection and evacuation are extremely critical to life
safety, and the XLS3000 is ideally suited for these applica-
tions.
The XLS3000 is part of the XLS Series of products from Hon-
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because it features a modular design that is configured per

project requirements. With one to ten Signaling Line Circuits
(SLCs), the XLS3000 supports up to 3,180 intelligent address- XLS3000s, XLS-DVC audio option at right
able devices.
Information is critical to fire evacuation personnel, and the
XLS3000’s large 640-character Liquid Crystal Display (LCD)
• Honeywell SMART maintenance reporting.
presents vital information to operators concerning a fire situa-
tion, fire progression, and evacuation details.
DESCRIPTION
The Eclipse™ line of detectors and modules introduces a new
concept in fire detection. Because the devices are all individu- SIGNALING LINE CIRCUITS
ally intelligent they have the ability to communicate directly The Honeywell XLS3000 Intelligent Addressable Fire Alarm
with one another. For years the fire alarm industry has System supports up to ten isolated intelligent signaling line cir-
demanded peer to peer communication between networked cuits with Style 4, 5, or 7. Each of the 10 circuits can have up
control panels. The XLS3000 is the first to offer peer to peer to 159 detectors (any mix of ion, photo, laser photo, thermal, or
communication between the detection and notification devices. multi-sensor) and 159 modules (N.O. manual stations, two-
This new concept in detection technology offers unparalleled wire smoke, notification, or relay) with a total of 318 device per
response time, distributed intelligence and outstanding reliabil- loop/3,180 per FACP or network node. Actual circuit loading is
ity. dependant on SLC communication protocol.
A host of other options are available, including single- or multi- Weekly Occupancy Schedules allow changing sensor sensitiv-
channel voice; firefighters telephone; LED, LCD, or PC based ity by time of day, and day of week. An optional 2,040 point dig-
graphic annunciators; fire or integration networking; advanced ital alarm communicator transmitter (DACT) is available for use
detection products for challenging environments, and many with central monitoring stations. Annunciator support, includ-
additional options. ing custom graphics, is provided via an EIA-485 annunciator
port. An EIA-232 printer port is also provided. The history file
FEATURES has a 4,000 event capacity in nonvolatile memory, plus a sepa-
rate 1,000 event alarm-only file. Advanced history filters allow
• Listed to UL 864, 9th Edition.
sorting by event, time, date, or address. Alarm verification
• One to ten isolated intelligent Signaling Line Circuits (SLC), selection can be done per point, with tally. Autoprogramming
Style 4, 6, or 7. and Walk test reports are provided. The panel includes posi-
• Up to 159 detectors and 159 modules per SLC, 318 devices tive alarm sequence (PAS) Presignal functionality. Timer
per loop/3,180 per FACP or network node. options include Silence Inhibit and Auto Silence.
• Large 16 line, 640 character LCD backlit display or use dis- Field programmability, with check and compare, is provided
play-less as a network node. either directly on the panel or on a PC with the XPEDITE™
• Network option supports the XLS3000, XLS140, XLS140-2, tools program. Up to 1,000 powerful Boolean logic equations
XLS-NCA2 Network Annunciator, XLS-DVC-EM, and Hon- can be used. Non-alarm points are provided for lower priority
eywell Enterprise Buildings Integrator™ (EBI). functions. Remote ACK/Signal Silence/System reset/Drill can
• Application code and databases are saved in Flash mem- be done via monitor modules. The XLS3000 supports the SCS
ory, eliminating the need to change EPROMs. Series smoke control system in both HVAC or FSCS modes.
• With built-in Degraded Mode operation, the system is capa- Figure 1 shows some of the sample system options.
ble of general alarm if a fire condition is present even if the
DISPLAY
CPU fails.
The XLS3000 display is a backlit LCD with 640-character dis-
• 4,000 event history file in nonvolatile memory, plus a sepa- play and a program keypad. The display allows up to nine
rate 1,000-event alarm-only file. users, each with a password and selectable access levels. The
• Alarm verification selection per point. display has 11 LED indicators:
• Autoprogramming, walk test, positive alarm sequence, and • Power • System Trouble • CPU Failure
time scheduling. • Fire Alarm • Other Event • Controls Active
• Support for Eclipse Detector Protocol. • Pre-Alarm • Signals
• Backwards compatible with FlashScan and CLIP SLC devices. • Security Silenced
• Optional universal 2,040-point DACT. • Supervisory • Point Disabled
• EIA-232 printer port; EIA-485 annunciator port.
There are also five membrane switch controls: Acknowledge, relay bases during alarm or pre-alarm. The Read Status dis-
Signal Silence, Drill, System Reset, and Lamp Test. plays the level of detector cleanliness.
FLASHSCAN® INTELLIGENT SENSING
At the heart of the XLS3000 is a set of detection devices and Intelligent sensing is a set of software algorithms that provide
device protocol - FlashScan. FlashScan is an all-digital proto- the XLS3000 with industry-leading smoke detection capability.
col that gives superior precision and high noise immunity. These complex algorithms require many calculations on each
As well as giving quick identification of an active input device, reading of each detector, and are made possible by the very
this new protocol can also activate many output devices in a high-speed microcomputer used by the XLS3000.
fraction of the time required by competitive protocols. This high Drift Compensation and Smoothing
speed also allows the XLS3000 to have the largest device per Drift compensation allows the detector to retain its original
loop capacity in the industry - 318 points - yet every input and ability to detect actual smoke, and resist false alarms, even as
output device is sampled in less than two seconds. Up to 159 dirt accumulates. It reduces maintenance requirements by
outputs can be activated in less than 5 seconds. The micropro- allowing the system to automatically perform the periodic sen-
cessor-based FlashScan detectors have bicolor LEDs that can sitivity measurements required by NFPA 72. Smoothing filters
be coded to provide diagnostic information, such as device are also provided by software to remove transient noise sig-
address during Walk Test. nals, usually caused by electrical interference.
The multicolor LEDs blink the device address during a Walk
Maintenance Warnings
Test. FlashScan operates with a fully digital, high-precision
protocol. The multi-detector algorithm involves nearby detec- When the drift compensation performed for a detector reaches
tors in the alarm decision, and the FlashScan device also uti- a certain level, the performance of the detector may be com-
lizes drift compensation. promised, and special warnings are given. There are three
warning levels: (1) Low Chamber value, usually indicative of a
The FlashScan protocol incorporates nine levels of pre-alarm hardware problem in the detector; (2) Maintenance Alert,
XLS intelligent sensing, each of which can be manually indicative of dust accumulation that is near but below the
adjusted. There are five sensitivity windows: allowed limit; (3) Maintenance Urgent, indicative of dust accu-
• Ion - 0.5 to 2.5%/foot obscuration. mulation above the allowed limit.
• Photo - 0.5 to 2.35%/foot obscuration. Sensitivity Adjust
• Laser (Pinnacle™) - 0.02 to 2.0%/foot obscuration. Nine sensitivity levels are provided for alarm detection. These
• Acclimate™ - 0.5 to 4.0%/foot obscuration. levels can be set manually, or can change automatically
between day and night. Nine levels of pre-alarm sensitivity can
• Filtrex™ - 0.5 to 2.35%/foot obscuration.
also be selected, based on predetermined levels of alarm.
The FlashScan has a self-optimizing pre-alarm, automatic Pre-alarm operation can be latching or self-restoring, and can
detector sensitivity testing, and two levels of maintenance be used to activate special control functions.
alert. It also provides programmable activation of sounder/
Self-Optimizing Pre-Alarm

TC840m Acclimate Plus

TC846a Pinnacle High Sensitivity
TC844 Filtrex XLS-MPS XLS-CM-R
TC806, TC807, Tc808 Detectors Audio
Transponder
Etc.

XLS-MM-A
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XLS3000
shown in CAB-C4 with display
DVC audio in CA-1 in second tier XLS-PRN Printer

Figure 1 –XLS3000 Sample System Options

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Each detector may be set for “Self-Optimizing” pre-alarm. In SMART
this special mode, the detector “learns” its normal environ-
ment, measuring the peak analog readings over a long period With the Honeywell System Maintenance and Reporting Tool
of time, and setting the pre-alarm level just above these nor- (SMART), another first in the industry, the XLS3000 system is
mal peaks. capable of reporting the maintenance history of each field
device, thus simplifying the Testing and Inspection require-
Cooperating Multi-Detector Sensing ments mandated by NFPA. When a device exceeds the NFPA
A patented feature of intelligent sensing is the ability of a testing limits, the user is alerted by an indication on the control
smoke sensor to consider readings from nearby sensors in panel that service should be performed. This feature can be
making alarm or pre-alarm decisions. Without statistical sacri- used by owners and building inspectors alike to insure that
fice in the ability to resist false alarms, it allows a sensor to proper maintenance is being performed on the system.
increase its sensitivity to actual smoke by a factor of almost Using Honeywell XPEDITE, the owner or service company
two to one. can run reports that list the devices in need of testing, as well
ECLIPSE as predictive reports to list devices that will be coming due in
the next 30, 60 or 90 day interval, thus eliminating repeat ser-
In addition to supporting FlashScan protocol, the XLS3000
vice calls.
also supports the new Eclipse device series and communica-
tion protocol from Honeywell System Sensor. This technologi- FIELD PROGRAMMING OPTIONS
cal introduction brings an advancement to the Honeywell
XLS3000 that is yet unmatched in the industry in distributed Autoprogram
processing and system response time. Autoprogram is a timesaving feature of the XLS3000. It is a
special software routine that allows the XLS3000 to “learn”
Response what devices are physically connected and automatically load
Eclipse improves on the patented FlashScan protocol by fur- them in the program with default values for all parameters.
ther distributing the decision making process down to the Requiring less than one minute to run, this routine allows the
device level. Eclipse sensors and alarm modules are able to user to have almost immediate fire protection in a new installa-
broadcast their condition directly to the output devices on the tion, even if only a portion of the detectors are installed.
same loop, eliminating the need for the control panel to pro-
cess the alarm events and send individual output commands See Figure 2 for a sample display of the Autoprogram confir-
to the field devices. Output devices such as control modules mation screen.
are pre-programmed with response sequences stored directly
in the field device. With this communication method, all output Keypad Program Edit
devices on a circuit can respond simultaneously to the alarm The XLS3000, like the Honeywell XLS140, has the exclusive
input within 250 ms of activation. feature of program creation and editing capability from the
front panel keypad, while continuing to provide fire protection.
Device Technology
The architecture of the XLS3000 software is such that each
Eclipse devices (TC900 series) are available in the traditional point entry carries its own program, including control-by-event
line of detection and control products including: TC906 links to other points. This allows the program to be entered
Photoelectric, TC907 Ionization, TC908 Thermal, S464H with independent per-point segments, while the XLS3000
manual pull stations, TC909 single and dual input modules, simultaneously monitors other (already installed) points for
TC910N supervised and TC910R unsupervised control relay alarm conditions.
modules.
XPEDITE
Circuit Isolation XPEDITE is an offline programming and test utility that can
All Eclipse devices include built-in fault isolation modules to greatly reduce installation programming time, and increase
improve system survivability in the event of a field wiring short confidence in the site-specific software. It is Windows® based
circuit which would normally disable the entire loop. This fea- and provides technologically advanced capabilities to aid the
ture is normally made available only as an option in competing installer. The installer may create the entire program for the
systems though the use of additional hardware. By incorporat- XLS3000 in the comfort of the office, test it, store a backup file,
ing this feature directly into the base product, installation labor then bring it to the site and download from a laptop into the
and material cost are reduced. panel.
Device Auto-Adressing and Location Identification RELEASING SERVICE
The fault isolators are also important to the Eclipse devices as
The system will release on any of ten independent hazards.
they are used during system commissioning to locate the posi-
There are three options of sophisticated cross-zone sensing.
tion of devices on the circuit relative to each other and the con-
There is a delay timer and adjustable discharge timers, and
trol panel. Using this information, the control panel can then
there are four options for Abort.
automatically assign device addresses, eliminating a normally
labor intensive portion of the start up process. Device loca- EMERGENCY VOICE AND FIREFIGHTERS’ TELEPHONE
tions and addresses are then uploaded to the XPEDITE pro-
The XLS3000 has digital message generation, hard-wired
gramming tool and displayed in a graphical format for use by
voice control options, and a Firefighters’ telephone option. The
the installer or service person.
voice message is powered by 50 or 75 Watt high efficiency
Device Replacement amplifiers (XLS-DAA Series). There is an optional backup tone
If an Eclipse field device needs to be replaced for service pur- generator and amplifier available. For the Emergency Voice
poses, the control panel automatically locates the replacement feature, the newly introduced Digital Voice Command provides
device, determines its device type and then downloads the eight channels of one-way alarm broadcast and five channels
required programming information, including device address of two-way communications with remote fire telephones (see
and operating parameters without operator intervention. data sheet 74-4033).
XLS3000-CPU
The control panel electronics are contained on one printed cir-
cuit board (PCB) that holds the central processing unit

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(XLS3000-CPU). The XLS3000-CPU can be purchased with Figure 3 shows location of connections, switches, jumpers,
or without keypad and display; connections are identical on and LEDs on the PCB.
both versions.

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Figure 2 –Autoprogram Confirmation Screen (SLCs)

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Figure 3 –XLS3000-CPU (shown without keyboard/display)

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 Network Diagram

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Figure 4 –XLS•NET Block Diagram

SPECIFICATIONS Standards and Codes: The XLS3000 Intelligent Address-

able Fire Alarm is designed to comply with the following stan-
Model: XLS3000 Intelligent Addressable Fire Alarm System dards:
Primary Input Power: AMPS-24: 120VAC, 50/60 Hz, 3.0 A. • NFPA 72 Local, Auxiliary, Remote Station, Proprietary,
AMPS-24E: 220/240 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 1.5 A. and Emergency Voice/Alarm Fire System Requirements.
Power Required (General Purpose): 24 VDC, 1.0 A. • Underwriters Laboratories Standard UL 864 (Fire), 9th
Edition.
Total Output Power: 24V, 4.5 A in alarm.
• Underwriters Laboratories Standard UL 1076 (Burglary).
Temperature Ratings: Ambient: 32°F to 120°F (0° to 49°C).
Humidity Ratings: 10 to 93% RH, non-condensing. Agency Listings and Approvals
System Capacity: These listings and approvals apply to the modules specified in
• Intelligent Signaling Line Circuits: 1, expandable to 10. this document. In some cases, certain modules or applications
may not be listed by certain approval agencies, or listing may
• Intelligent Detectors: 159 per loop.
be in process. Consult factory for latest listing status.
• Addressable Monitor/Control Modules: 159 per loop.
• UL Listed: S470
• Programmable Software Zones: over 2,000.
• ULC Listed: S470
• ACS Annunciators per XLS3000-CPU: 32 address x 64
or 96* points. • MEA: 232-06-E Vol II
*NOTE: The XLS3000-CPU can support up to 96 annunciator • CSFM: 7170-1130:255; 7165-1130:256
address points per ACM-24/-48. • City of Chicago
• City of Denver
• PSB Corporation

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ORDERING INFORMATION
CONFIGURATION GUIDELINES
Stand-alone and network systems require a main display. On single-CPU systems (one XLS3000), the display option is the
XLS3000-CPUD. On network systems (two or more XLS3000s and/or XLS140s), at least one XLS-NCA2 network control annun-
ciator is required. Options listed as follows:

Honeywell Part Number Description

Main System Components
XLS3000-CPUD XLS3000 with display. Includes CPU, 640 character display with keypad.
XLS3000-CPUND XLS3000 without display. Includes CPU only.
Main power supply and battery charger for the XLS3000. One required for each XLS3000 CPU.
AMPS-24 Charges 25 to 200 AH batteries. Primary input power: 120 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 3.0 A. Mounts in the
bottom left hand section (battery row) of a XLS-CAB-4 enclosure. See 85-3057.
Main power supply and battery charger for the XLS3000. One required for each XLS3000 CPU.
AMPS-24E Charges 25 to 200 AH batteries. Primary input power: 220/240 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 1.5 A. Mounts in
the bottom left hand section (battery row) of a XLS-CAB-4 enclosure. See 85-3057.
Loop Control Module, Eclipse Protocol. Provides one Eclipse SLC. XLS3000 supports up to five
XLS-ELCM-320
XLS-ELCM-320 and five XLS-ELEM-320 expanders for a total of ten SLCs. See 85-3056.
Loop Expander Module, Eclipse Protocol. Expands an XLS-ELCM-320. Cannot be used to
XLS-ELEM-320
expand an LCM-320. See 85-3056.
Loop Control Module, CLIP/FlashScan Protocol. Provides one CLIP/FlashScan SLC. XLS3000
LCM-320
supports up to five LCM-320 and five LEM-320 expanders for a total of ten SLCs. See 85-3056.
Loop Expander Module, CLIP/FlashScan Protocol. Expands an LCM-320. Cannot be used to
LEM-320
expand an XLS-ELCM-320. See 85-3056.
SW-XLS-XPEDITE Programming and maintenance tool for the XLS3000.
Enclosures, Chassis & Dress Plates
XLS3000 mounts in a standard XLS-CAB-4 series enclosure. Backbox and door ordered seper-
XLS-CAB-4 Series Enclosure
ately. See 85-3002.
Chassis for XLS3000 CPU for all applications unless the XLS-DVC is used with fire fighter's tele-
CHS-M3
phones. Mounts in the top row of a XLS-CAB-4 series enclosure.
Chassis for XLS3000 CPU when XLS-DVC is used with fire fighter's telephone. Mounts in the
CA-2
top two rows of a XLS-CAB-4 series enclosure. See 74-4033.
Display dress plate. Used whenever a CHS-M3 is used. Covers the top row of a XLS-CAB-4
DP-DISP
series enclosure.
Annunciator dress plate. Mounts in rows 2, 3 or 4 of a XLS-CAB-4 series enclosure. Used with
ADP-4B
ACS series annunciators.
Cover Plate. Used with the DP-DISP or ADP-4B whenever an annunciator position is unused
BMP-1
and needs to be covered.
Solid Blank plate. Used to cover rows 2, 3 or 4. Used when the installed equipment does not
DP-1B
require user interaction (such as audio amplifiers).
XLS-BP2-4 Battery Plate. Covers the battery row. One required for each XLS3000 system.
Standard Chassis, Low Profile. Used in rows 1 through 4. Commonly used for AA series amplifi-
CHS-4L
ers.
Standard Chassis, High Profile. Used in rows 1 through 4. Commonly used for APS-6R power
CHS-4N
supplies and other peripherals such as NCMs, LCMs, etc.
Chassis used with the XP6 and XP10 Multi Modes. Mounts up to six modules in any XLS-CAB-4
CHS-6
series row.
Printers, ACS Devices & Peripherals
XLS-PRN-6 80 column desktop dot matrix printer. See 85-3073.
ACS annunciator – provides 24 LEDS with control buttons for annunciation and control of points.
Can be expanded up to 96 points with AEM-24AT expanders. Active/Alarm LEDs can be pro-
ACM-24AT
grammed by point to be red, green or yellow; the Trouble LED is always yellow. Mounts on a DP-
DISP or ADP-4B. See 85-3004.
Same LED and switch capabilities as ACM-24AT; expands the ACM-24AT to 48, 72, or 96 points
AEM-24AT
(24 points per AEM-24AT). Mounts on a DP-DISP or ADP-4B. See 85-3004
ACS annunciator – provides 48 programmable LEDS for annunciation of points. Can be
expanded up to 96 points with an AEM-48A expander. Active/Alarm LEDs can be programmed
ACM-48A
by point to be red, green or yellow; the Trouble LED is always yellow. Mounts on a DP-DISP or
ADP-4B. See 85-3004.

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 Honeywell Part Number Description
Same LED capabilities as ACM-48A; expands the ACM-48A to 96 points. Mounts on a DP-DISP
AEM-48A
or ADP-4B. See 85-3004
ACS Relay Module. Used to provide up to 8 remote form C contacts. Can be located up to 6,000
ACM-8R
ft (1828.8 m) from the panel. See 85-3046.
LCD Remote Annunciator. Mimics the XLS3000 Display. Mounts in an XLS-ABS-2D(R), XLS-
LCD-160 ABS-4D(R), XLS-ABF-2B, XLS-ABF-4B enclosure, or a DP-DISP, or ADP-4B dress plate. See
85-3058.
Lamp Driver module. Used to drive custom graphic annunciators. Mounts in a standard chassis
LDM-32
position or inside a graphic annunciator. See 85-3042.
Repeats EIA-485 over twisted pair or converts to fiber optic medium, repeater, isolator, and/or
RPT-485
fiver-optic modem. See 85-3047.
SCS Series Smoke control station. Used for UL listed smoke control applications. See 85-3048.
Universal Zone Coder provides non-interfering successive zone coding. Field programmable via
UZC-256
laptop software. See 85-3045.
Direct Panel Interface. Specialized modem for extending EIA-232 serial data links to remotely
DPI-232
located control panels and/or peripherals. Mounts in a standard chassis position. See 85-3006.
Communicators (DACTS) and Transmitters
UDACT Universal Digital Alarm Communicator Transmitter. Provides up to 636 channels. See 85-3049.
411 Series 411 Series Slave Digital Alarm Communicator Transmitters. See 85-3063.
411UDAC Standalone Digital Alarm Communicator/Transmitter. Features remote upload and
411 UDAC
download capabilities. See 85-3064.
Transmitter Module used for municipal box trip. Includes three reverse-polarity circuits and one
TM-4 Transmitter
municipal box circuit. Mounts in a standard chassis position. See 85-3005
Power Supplies & Batteries
ACPS-2406 Addressable charger power supply, 6.0 Amp. See 85-3054.
Auxiliary power supply. Provides two 24 VDC circuits, each rated for 3.0 Amps in alarm and 2.0
APS-6R Amps continuous. Commonly used for the operation of peripheral audio/visual devices or any
other application requiring 24VDC. See 85-3050.
24 VDC NAC Remote Power Supply, 6A. Provides built-in NAC synchronization. 120 VAC only.
HPF24S6
UL LISTED.
HPF24S6C Same as HPF24S6, but ULC LISTED.
HPF24S6E Same as HPF24S6, but 240 VAC.
24 VDC NAC Remote Power Supply, 8A. Provides built-in NAC synchronization. 120 VAC only.
HPF24S8
UL LISTED.
HPF24S8C Same as HPF24S8, but ULC LISTED.
HPR24S8E Same as HPF24S8, but 240 VAC.
EOL-CR / CW End of line relay plate. Required for certain Canadian Applications. See 85-3062.
Batteries, 12V, Sealed Lead-Acid. AMPS-24 is compatible with 25 AH to 200 AH batteries. See
BAT Series Battery
85-3072.
XLS-LBB Battery Enclosure, Black. Holds two 60 AH batteries or one 100 AH battery.
XLS-LBBR Battery Enclosure, Red. Holds two 60 AH batteries or one 100 AH battery.
BB-100 Battery Enclosure. Holds up to two 100 AH batteries.
BB-200 Battery Enclosure. Stores up to 200 AH batteries.
Audio Visual Devices (Recommended)
P2 & P4 Series SpectrAlert Advance Wall Horn/Strobes. See 85-0304 or 85C-0304 (Canada).
CH Series SpectrAlert Advance Wall Chimes. See 85-0306 or 85C-0306 (Canada).
SP2 Series SpectrAlert Wall Speaker/Strobes, Wall Mount. See 85-0302.
SP2C Series SpectrAlert Ceiling Speaker/Strobes, Ceiling Mount. See 85-3101.
SP200 Series SpectrAlert Speakers. See 85-0301.
PA400 Series SpectrAlert PA400 Series Mini Sounders. See 85-3083.
PF24 Series Exit Point Directional Sounder. Used to mark perimeter exits. See 85-3059.
SSM Series Standard Fire Alarm Bells. See 85-3107.
Audio Options

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 Honeywell Part Number Description
XLS-DVC Digital Audio System XLS-DVC Digital Voice System. Networkable or standalone with a XLS3000. See 74-4033.
XLS-DVC Digital Audio Amplifiers. Used with the XLS-DVC digital voice system, these amplifiers
communicate via the digital audio look to provide 8 channels of audio messaging and 5 channels
XLS-DAA Series
of fire fighter's telephone communication over a single twisted pair of wire or fiber pair. See 74-
4032.
Intelligent Audio Transponder. Requires a FlashScan SLC loop. Provides up to four 25 W pro-
XPIQ Intelligent Audio Transponder grammable amplifiers. Used with the XLS-DVC-EM with the DVC-AO Analog Audio option
board.
Traditional Audio Amplifiers. Amplifies a low level audio signal to high level audio at 30, 100 or
AA-30, AA-100, AA-120 120 Watts. Used with the XLS-DVC-EM when the DVC-AO Analog Audio Option is used. See
85-3044.
RM-1 Remote paging microphone series. See 85-3053.
AFAWS Series Fire fighters remote telephone enclosure. See 85-3052.
ACT-2 Audio Coupling Transformer. See 85-3065.
Networking Options
Network Control Annunciator. One required per XLS-NET. Provides annunciation and control of
XLS-NCA2
all points on XLS-NET. See 74-4045.
Network Control Module, Wire. One required for each node (XLS3000, XLS140, XLS140-2,
NCM-W XLS-DVC, BACNET GATEWAY, FNA) on XLS-NET. Mounts in a standard chassis position or on
a BMP-1 plate. See 85-3007.
Network Control Module, Multi-Mode Fiber. One required for each node (XLS3000, XLS140,
NFM-F XLS-DVC, BACNET GATEWAY, FNA) on XLS-NET. Mounts in a standard chassis position or on
a BMP-1 plate. See 85-3007.
Network Control Module, Wire. Used in applications where the FNA (Fire Network Adaptor) is
XLS-NCM-EBI-W mounted remotely next to an EBI server. The XLS-NCM-EBI-W mounts inside the EBI server (in
an PCI slot) and communicates with the FNA. See 85-3007
Network Control Module, Multi-Mode Fiber. Used in applications where the FNA (Fire Network
XLS-NCM-EBI-F Adaptor) is mounted remotely next to an EBI server. The XLS-NCM-EBI-W mounts inside the
EBI server (in an PCI slot) and communicates with the FNA. See 85-3007.
RPT-W Network Repeater, Wire. Used to extend the distance of XLS-NET. See 85-3007.
RPT-F Network Repeater, Fiber. Used to extend the distance of XLS-NET. See 85-3007.
Network Repeater, Wire to Fiber Converter. Used to extend the distance of XLS-NET. See 85-
RPT-WF
3007.
FNA (Fire Network Adaptor). Used to connect XLS-NET or a standalone XLS3000 to Honeywell
Q7055B1039
EBI. Requires one NCM-W/F or one XLS-NCM-EBI-W/F. See 74-4017.
BACnet interface for the XLS3000 or XLS-NET. Allows the XLS3000 to be connected to any
BACNET GATEWAY
BACnet capable application (subject to local AHJ approval). See 85-3067.
14507714-001 Multi-Mode to Single Mode fiber optic converter. See 85-3112.
Miscellaneous
Multi-Voltage conventional relays, UL Fire rated. Used for a variety of fire applications. See 85-
R-10, R-20, EOLR Series
3111.
FM Series FM Series Magnetic Door Holders. See 85-3095.

This document is not intended to be used for installation purposes. We try to keep our product information up-to-date and accurate. We cannot cover all specific
applications or anticipate all requirements. All specifications are subject to change without notice.
HARSH™, SMART™, Eclipse™, XPEDITE™, EBI™, and Pinnacle™ are all trademarks; and Acclimate®, Filtrex®, FlashScan®, NION®, NOTIFIER®, Veri-
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