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DSC Envoy NT9010 User Manual

DSC Envoy NT9010
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WARNING
This manual contains information on
limitations regarding product use and
function and information on the
limitations as to liability of the
manufacturer. The entire manual should
be carefully read.
NT9010
User’s
Guide

Table of Contents

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DSC Envoy NT9010 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Partitions2 partitions
Two-Way WirelessYes
Power Supply16.5V AC, 40VA
Zones8 hardwired zones, expandable
User CodesUp to 48
Siren Output12V DC
KeypadIntegrated
CommunicationCellular (optional), IP (optional)
Backup Battery12V
Operating Temperature0°C to 49°C
Humidity5% to 93% non-condensing

Summary

Section 1: Introduction

How Your System Works

Explains the system's components, operation, and monitoring capabilities.

IMPORTANT NOTICE

Crucial safety warning about system limitations, responsibilities, and proper usage.

Fire Detection

Information on monitoring fire conditions and installation requirements.

Testing

Instructions and importance of performing weekly system tests.

Remote Monitoring

How the system communicates alarms and messages to a central station.

Maintenance

Basic care recommendations for the security system components.

Section 2: Using Your NT9010 System

Operating the NT9010 Controller

How to check system status and use functions via the controller keypad.

Local Telephone Access

Procedure to access the system using a telephone on the same premise line.

Remote Telephone Access

Procedure to access the system using a telephone not on the premise.

Recording and Playing Voice Memos

Instructions for recording and listening to voice memos via the controller.

Section 3: Arming and Disarming Your System

Turning On Your System (Away Mode)

How to arm the system when everyone is away from the premises.

Turning On Your System (Stay Mode)

How to arm the system when some occupants remain on the premises.

Quick Arming Options

Using Quick Arm, No Entry, and Automatic Arming features.

Exiting with Quick Exit

Using the quick exit feature to leave while the system is armed.

Section 4: Alarms and Emergency Response

Fire Alarms

Procedure for responding to and silencing fire alarms.

Intrusion Alarms

Procedure for responding to and silencing intrusion (burglary) alarms.

Central Station Communication

Using talk/listen-in features and checking alarm memory.

Emergency Key Functions

How to use Fire, Auxiliary, Medical, and Panic emergency keys.

Section 5: Advanced System Functions

Bypassing Zones

Temporarily disabling detectors to avoid false alarms.

Checking Trouble Conditions

Identifying and addressing system faults, errors, and low battery warnings.

System Testing

Procedures for performing weekly system operational tests.

Remote System Access

Allowing installer access for system updates and diagnostics.

Section 6: System Customization

Programming Access Codes

Adding, changing, or erasing user access codes and master codes.

Setting Time and Date

Configuring the system's time and date for accurate operation.

Door Chime Settings

Enabling or disabling the door chime feature for opened doors/windows.

Audio Volume Adjustment

Adjusting speaker and telephone prompt volume levels.

Section 7: Fire Safety Guidelines

Household Fire Safety Audit

Checklist for assessing home fire safety conditions.

Fire Escape Planning

Developing and rehearsing a family fire escape plan.

Section 8: Smoke Detector Placement Guidelines

Section 9: Battery Replacement

Tips for Buying Batteries

Guidance on selecting and purchasing compatible batteries for system devices.

Important System Warnings

Note to Installers

Responsibilities of installers regarding user warnings and system information.

System Failure Risks

Covers installation, criminal knowledge, power/battery failure, and wireless compromise.

Detector and Device Limitations

Discusses limitations of smoke detectors, motion detectors, and warning devices.

External Factors Affecting Performance

Explains impact of telephone lines, time, component failure, testing, and insurance.

FCC Compliance Information

Regulatory Compliance and Cautions

General cautions and FCC rules for device usage and modification.

Telephone Network Interconnection

Requirements for connecting to the telephone network and company notifications.

Ringer Equivalence Number and Maintenance

Information on REN and equipment maintenance facilities.

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