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General| Brand | DSC |
|---|---|
| Model | Classic PC580 |
| Category | Security System |
| Language | English |
Proper installation is crucial for adequate protection. Evaluate all access points.
Criminals may develop techniques to reduce system effectiveness.
Intruders can circumvent devices or bypass system operations.
System devices require power; battery failure or AC interruption can cause loss of function.
Wireless transmitter batteries have limited life and monitoring may fail.
Wireless signals may be blocked by objects or jamming.
Users must be trained to operate the system correctly.
Smoke detectors may fail due to installation, placement, or fire type.
Motion detectors have limitations in area coverage and environmental factors.
Audible/visual warnings may be blocked or unheard by some individuals.
Telephone lines can be out of service or cut, affecting alarm transmission.
Occupants may not have enough time to respond to alarms.
System components can fail, rendering the system inoperable.
Regular testing is essential to ensure system reliability and detect issues.
Alarm systems are not a substitute for insurance or prudent security practices.
System can monitor fire detectors and provide warnings. Requires installer enablement.
Weekly testing is required to ensure system functions as intended.
System can transmit alarms to a monitoring station. Requires installer enablement.
Overview of system components like control panel, keypads, and sensors.
Section to record Master and additional access codes for system operation.
Section to document active zones, protected areas, and zone types.
Fields to record central station account and telephone numbers.
Fields to record installer company name and telephone number.
Explains the types and usage of access codes for system control.
Details how to arm the system using LED and LCD keypads.
How to arm the system in Away mode, which activates all zones.
Notifies user of improper exit to reduce false alarms.
Arms perimeter zones while keeping interior zones inactive for presence.
Arms system instantly without an entry delay period.
Allows arming the system by pressing a single function key.
Provides a short window to exit after arming without triggering a delay.
Instructions for disarming the system using an LED keypad.
Instructions for disarming the system using an LCD keypad.
Procedures for responding to Fire and Intrusion alarms.
Explains the use of dedicated function keys for common operations.
Guides on programming Master and additional access codes.
Describes Fire, Auxiliary, and Panic keys on various keypads.
Explains the meaning of status lights common to all keypads.
Details status lights specific to PC5508Z, PC5516Z, PC5532Z keypads.
Step-by-step guide to programming the Master Code on an LCD keypad.
Step-by-step guide to programming, changing, or deleting user codes on an LCD keypad.
How to temporarily disable zones for arming when they are out of service.
How to identify and view system trouble conditions.
How to view trouble conditions using an LED keypad.
How to view trouble conditions using an LCD keypad.
Instructions for setting the system's date and time.
Procedures for performing alarm tests and full system tests.
Explains how to activate and use the door chime feature.
Describes alarm, silence, and smoke detector reset procedures.
Recommendations for conducting a fire safety audit at home.
Guidance on developing and rehearsing a family fire escape plan.
Recommended maintenance procedures for the security system.
Details the warranty period, coverage, and exclusions.
States the limitations and disclaimers of expressed or implied warranties.
Outlines the process and costs for repairs outside the warranty period.
Information regarding FCC rules, limitations, and interference correction.
Details FCC registration, telephone connection requirements, and company contact.
