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General| Display Type | LCD |
|---|---|
| Keypad | Yes |
| Supervision | Yes |
| Tamper | Yes |
| Buzzer | Yes |
| Input Voltage | 12 VDC |
| Compatibility | PowerSeries |
Overview of the DSC security equipment and the LCD4500 keypad.
Capability of monitoring fire detection devices and installation guidelines.
System's ability to transmit alarms and emergency information to a monitoring station.
Explanation of Ready, Armed, and Trouble light indicators on the keypad.
Accessing and utilizing the system's master menu for various functions.
Displaying the status of active partitions on the keypad.
Using a single partition access code to interact with the system.
Using a multi-partition access code for system interaction.
Functionality of Fire, Auxiliary, and Panic keys on keypads.
Step-by-step instructions for arming the security system.
Using commands to program Master Codes and regular access codes.
Codes for infrequent users, expiring after one use.
Codes used strictly for logging events in the event buffer.
Accessing the Escort 4580 Voice Prompting Module.
Allowing access codes to be used on global keypads.
Menu for selecting partitions when using multi-partition access codes.
Entering new access codes and their associated names.
Removing an access code from the system.
Naming access codes for easier identification and tracking.
Configuring options like Bypass, Door Strike, and Global Access for codes.
Assigning access codes to specific partitions for functionality.
Exiting the access code programming menu.
Selecting and bypassing specific zones to prevent alarms.
Removing all previously bypassed zones.
Reapplying the last set of bypassed zones.
Indicates issues with the system's battery, such as low voltage or disconnection.
Signals a loss of AC power to the system.
Trouble with auxiliary power supply or overloaded terminals.
Telephone line trouble due to low voltage.
Telephone line trouble on the first line.
Telephone line trouble on the second line.
Failure to communicate with the monitoring station.
Issue with the bell fuse or bell circuit.
Open circuit on the FIRE loop.
Trouble with a 2-wire smoke detector on the fire zone.
Internal clock requires resetting after power up.
Panel lost communication with a module.
Modules not receiving enough voltage from the COMBUS.
Microprocessor issue with the COMBUS.
Battery trouble for a PC4204 relay output module.
Loss of AC power to a PC4204 relay output module.
Aux fuse issue or overload on a PC4204 module.
Ground fault condition detected.
Trouble with a Waterflow zone on a Fire Module.
Trouble with the LINKS unit (AC, battery, cellular, tamper).
Failure to communicate with the downloading computer.
Wireless zone fails to report supervision.
Wireless zone has a low battery condition.
Escort 4580 loses communication with Automation Output module.
Serial printer connected to PC4400 goes off-line.
DVAC Fault, Module Fault, or DVAC communications shutdown.
Programming the system to arm automatically at a set time daily.
Adjusting keypad backlighting and contrast settings.
Testing system bells and sending a test transmission.
Enabling or disabling the door chime feature.
Displaying special event messages like "Fail to Arm".
Initiating a call to the downloading computer.
Activating a utility output for a preset time.
Arming the system while at home, bypassing interior zones.
Checklist for assessing household fire safety conditions.
Developing and rehearsing a family escape plan for fire emergencies.
Warranty terms for customers outside Canada and the US.
Steps to follow for obtaining warranty service.
Situations that will void the product warranty.
Procedures and fees for repairing products outside the warranty period.
A comprehensive list of ASCII characters supported by the system.
Key details regarding FCC compliance and telephone company notifications.
Important information for installers to convey to system users regarding system operation and limitations.
Comprehensive overview of potential system failures, installation issues, operational limitations, and user responsibilities.
