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General| Brand | 2gig Technologies |
|---|---|
| Model | GC3 |
| Category | Security System |
| Language | English |
Provides general system information, safety precautions, and step-by-step operating instructions.
Describes typographic conventions and action words used for touchscreen navigation.
Provides contact details for obtaining technical assistance and support for the system.
Details the GC3 Panel's upgraded features, touchscreen, and intuitive user interface.
Lists compatible sensors and optional 2GIG accessories for the security system.
Outlines requirements for professional installation by a qualified electrician.
Explains fundamental system operations like alarms, zones, and security codes.
Details options to limit false alarms, aligning with ANSI/SIA CP-01-2010 standards.
Provides guidance on maintaining the system, including environmental and cleaning precautions.
Explains the product's limitations and disclaims it as a substitute for insurance.
Instructs on how to activate the touchscreen from sleep mode.
Describes the main interface elements and features of the Home screen.
Explains various messages displayed on the screen indicating the system's current state.
Identifies and explains the various icons in the status bar for system information.
Guides users on reading and managing alerts, alarms, and messages received by the system.
Explains how to bookmark frequently accessed screens for quick access.
Details the dual functions of the system logo: Duress Code entry and Installer Toolbox access.
Shows how to view current and forecasted weather information on the touchscreen.
Navigates through main system menus like Smart Home Controls, System Info, and System Settings.
Explains how the system alerts users to trouble conditions and monitors components.
Introduces burglary protection using sensors for perimeter and interior defense.
Covers sensors, protection zones, and arming modes for burglary defense.
Illustrates a typical residential burglary alarm system layout with sensor placement.
Details how to arm the system in Stay or Away modes, including bypassing sensors.
Explains how to bypass open sensors to allow system arming, with warnings.
Describes how to use the Quick Exit button for temporary egress while armed.
Explains system response when an exit/entry door is left open during the exit delay.
Provides instructions on how to disarm the system in both Stay and Away modes.
Explains how to send a silent distress signal to the central station.
Details system response to a burglary alarm, including siren and sensor logs.
Covers 24-hour protection against fire, heat, and gas hazards using detectors.
Introduces key concepts related to fire and carbon monoxide detection systems.
Specifies ANSI/NFPA 72 installation compliance for fire alarm systems.
Illustrates optimal locations for smoke alarm installation for early fire detection.
Offers advice on developing emergency action plans and practicing fire safety.
Guides users in establishing and practicing a household escape plan for fire emergencies.
Describes system response to a fire alarm, including siren and central station notification.
Explains how to silence a false fire alarm, such as from cooking smoke.
Details system response to a CO alarm and immediate safety actions.
Instructs on how to clear historical alarm records from the system's log.
Describes the Panic, Fire, and Emergency buttons on the touchscreen for immediate alerts.
Guides users on how to manually trigger panic, fire, or emergency alarms via the panel.
Introduces wireless key fobs for system arming, disarming, and activating functions.
Details how to use key fob buttons for various remote functions like arming and disarming.
Explains the menu for controlling Z-Wave devices, supporting up to 232 devices.
Provides steps to access the Smart Home Controls menu from the Home screen.
Guides on using the Lights screen to adjust smart home lighting devices.
Explains how to use the Locks screen to lock and unlock smart home door locks.
Details how to operate smart home thermostats via the Thermostats screen.
Covers creating and managing custom scenarios (scenes) for Z-Wave devices.
Explains how to create rooms to group and customize settings for smart home controls.
Accesses system energy, sensor, history, and dealer information.
Notes that specific sensor information is not yet available in this section.
Shows how to view a chronological log of system events, including alarms and bypasses.
Displays dealer contact/account details and enables service requests.
Manages user codes, including adding, editing, and deleting users and their access levels.
Adjusts system sound volumes for voice, chimes, doorbells, and annunciations.
Allows manual bypassing of sensors for arming the system when zones are open.
Manages Z-Wave devices, including adding, removing, and checking network status.
Adds the GC3 Panel as a secondary Z-Wave controller to an existing network.
Changes the primary Z-Wave controller or adds a new one to the network.
Enables direct communication between individual Z-Wave network devices.
Adjusts brightness, timeout, and enables clean mode for the touchscreen.
Allows modification of the date and time displayed on the GC3 Panel's touchscreen.
Performs sensor and console tests to ensure system functionality and signal strength.
Configures wireless network settings, including SSID and passphrase for Wi-Fi.
Notes that system info is PIN-protected and content is user-defined.
Guides on updating the GC3 Panel's firmware using a USB thumb drive.
Introduces the menu for managing Z-Wave devices, accessible by Master User.
Provides steps to access the Smart Home Settings menu via System Settings.
Guides on discovering and adding new Z-Wave devices to the network.
Explains how to rename discovered Z-Wave devices on the network.
Details the process for removing Z-Wave devices from the network.
Performs a scan to identify failed nodes and check the smart home network status.
Updates system communication routes after adding or removing Z-Wave devices.
Displays a list of all network-connected Z-Wave devices.
Removes a device physically missing from the location from the network.
Resets the Z-Wave controller to factory defaults, removing all Z-Wave devices.
Replaces a failed Z-Wave device with an identical product, removing old and adding new.
Performs basic on/off commands for unknown or unsupported Z-Wave devices.
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