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General| Partitions | 1 |
|---|---|
| Power Supply | 16.5VAC |
| Auxiliary Power Output | 12VDC |
| Bell Output | 12VDC |
| PGM Outputs | programmable outputs |
| Communications | Built-in digital communicator |
| Battery Backup | 12V 4Ah rechargeable battery |
| Outputs | PGM |
| Programming | Keypad programming |
Details system specifications, including software support, zone configuration, and output capabilities.
Lists optional modules like wireless receivers, communicators, and printer modules.
Verifies the included components and hardware pack for system installation.
Provides a step-by-step guide for installing the alarm system, from planning to testing.
Explains the function of each terminal on the control panel for wiring.
Details the Keybus system for module communication, including wiring restrictions and examples.
Lists power requirements for PC1555 devices and accessories to prevent overloading.
Explains how to assign keypads to slots for proper system supervision and functionality.
Describes how the system monitors connected modules and indicates trouble conditions.
Outlines the procedure for safely removing modules from the system.
Details various methods for wiring detection devices to zones, including EOL and DEOL configurations.
Provides wiring diagrams and instructions for 4-wire and 2-wire smoke detectors.
Explains wiring for the 24-hour auxiliary input using PGM2.
Details wiring for the LINKS1000 cellular communicator and its supervision.
Explains how to use keypad zone inputs for connecting devices and assigning them.
Covers basic arming and disarming procedures, including specific commands and fault notifications.
Explains the Stay Arming feature and how it bypasses interior zones automatically.
Describes how the system can be programmed for automatic arming at a set time.
Details various user-accessible commands using the asterisk key for system status and functions.
How to manually bypass individual zones using the [*][1] keypad command.
Explains how to view system trouble conditions and their corresponding indicators.
How to view and clear alarm memory from the keypad.
How to enable or disable the door chime feature for specific zones.
Details how to program and manage access codes, including master, general, and duress codes.
Covers user functions like setting time/date, auto-arm, and system tests.
Highlights specific features available on LCD keypads.
Details the default and programmable functions of the keypad's function keys.
Explains how to enter and navigate installer programming mode for system setup.
Details how to enter decimal data, including exit procedures and handling of unused boxes.
Explains the process of entering hexadecimal data using the [*] key and its specific digits.
Describes how to program toggle options using zone lights and saving changes.
Explains how to view programmed settings on both LED and LCD keypads.
Details the Master, Installer, and Maintenance codes, and how to program access codes.
Describes zone definitions, attributes, and programming sections for system zones.
Explains programmable attributes for zones like Audible/Silent, Bypass, and Force Arm.
Explains how to assign zones to keypads using section [020] for keypad zone inputs.
Details communicator dialing options, including DTMF/Pulse, busy tone detection, and dialing attempts.
Explains how to program primary and secondary account numbers for central station communication.
Describes programming up to three telephone numbers for communication, including special digits.
Explains how to program reporting codes for various events and formats like Contact ID and SIA.
Details the available reporting formats (Pulse, Contact ID, SIA, Pager) and their specifications.
Explains how to program the panel remotely using DLS software, PC-LINK, and LINKS1000.
Details programmable output options for PGM1 and PGM2, including burglary, fire, and system event outputs.
Explains how to enable and configure the telephone line monitor for trouble detection.
Describes bell output supervision, cut-off times, and temporal fire signal options.
Details how to program periodic test transmissions to the central station.
Explains the transmission delay attribute for zones to delay alarm reporting.
Describes the function and behavior of the emergency keys (Fire, Auxiliary, Panic) on the keypads.
Covers options like Quick Arm, Quick Exit, and bell squawk settings for arming/disarming.
Details how to program entry and exit delay times for different zone types.
Explains the swinger shutdown feature to prevent excessive reporting.
Describes the event buffer that stores system events, including time, zone, and access code information.
Details how to program keypad lockout based on invalid code entries and lockout duration.
Explains the keypad blanking feature to conserve power and improve appearance.
Describes how to enable keypad backlighting for better visibility.
Explains normal and fast loop response times for zones.
Details the keypad tamper feature and its reporting codes.
Describes the uses of the LINKS1000 cellular communicator as a sole or backup communication method.
Refers to programming sections for additional modules like printers, radios, and receivers.
Provides instructions for resetting the main control panel and modules to factory defaults.
Explains the installer lockout feature to prevent unauthorized access after installation.
Details how to perform a walk test to verify zone operation and system response.
Provides fields for customer, installer, and module information for record-keeping.
A summary area to record zone programming details, including labels, types, and attributes.
Describes the process of enrolling keypads, assigning slots, and programming function keys.
Lists the available options for programming function keys on the keypad.
Introduces zone definitions and their programming sections.
Lists and describes various zone types (Delay, Instant, Fire, etc.) and their functions.
Details programmable output options for PGM1 and PGM2, including burglary, fire, and system event outputs.
Shows default PGM attribute settings and their descriptions.
Details how to program keypad lockout based on invalid code entries and lockout duration.
Lists and explains the first set of system option codes for various features.
Lists and explains the second set of system option codes for various features.
Lists and explains the third set of system option codes for various features.
Lists and explains the fourth set of system option codes for various features.
Lists and explains the fifth set of system option codes, including wireless key options.
Explains how to assign zones to keypads using section [020] for keypad zone inputs.
Explains how to set fast or normal loop response times for zones.
Details zone attributes like Audible/Silent, Chime, Bypass, Force, Swing, Tx Delay, and Wireless.
Provides a table of default settings for zone attributes based on zone type.
Shows default PGM attribute settings for various PGM options.
Sets the maximum number of attempts the panel makes to call a central station.
Sets the time the panel waits for a handshake signal after dialing.
Sets the duration for PGM output activation when triggered by the user.
Assigns zone definitions and attributes to specific zones.
Section for programming the primary telephone number for communication.
Section for programming the secondary telephone number for communication.
Section for programming a tertiary telephone number for communication.
Section for programming the account code for the first and third telephone numbers.
Section for programming the account code for the second telephone number.
Area to record alarm restoral reporting codes for each zone.
Area to record miscellaneous alarm reporting codes.
Area to record priority alarm and restoral codes.
Area to record tamper reporting codes for each zone.
Area to record tamper restoral reporting codes for zones 1-8.
Area to record closing (arming) reporting codes for access codes.
Area to record miscellaneous closing reporting codes.
Area to record opening (disarming) reporting codes for access codes.
Area to record miscellaneous opening reporting codes.
Area to record maintenance alarm reporting codes.
Area to record maintenance restoral reporting codes.
Area to record test transmission reporting codes.
Area to record wireless maintenance reporting codes.
Details the available communicator format options.
Configures call directions for alarm and restore events.
Configures call directions for tamper and restore events.
Configures call directions for opening and closing events.
Configures call directions for system maintenance events.
Details communication variables like swinger shutdown, transmission delay, and delinquency.
Sets the time of day for periodic test transmissions.
Configuration options for the first communicator.
Configuration options for the second communicator.
Programming for the LINKS preamble for the first telephone number.
Programming for the LINKS preamble for the second telephone number.
Configures options related to downloading software and access.
Options for international programming settings.
Refers to manuals for programming specific modules.
Enables or disables the installer walk test mode for zone testing.
Resets module supervision status, typically after removing modules.
Allows checking the supervision status of connected modules.
Guides on testing wireless module placement and signal strength.
Enables the installer lockout feature to prevent default access.
Disables the installer lockout feature.
Resets alternative communicator modules to factory default settings.
Resets the PC5132 wireless receiver to factory default settings.
Resets the PC5400 printer module to factory default settings.
Resets the main PC1555 panel to factory default settings.
Explains Contact ID reporting codes and their structure.
Describes the SIA format and its data transmission structure.
Lists Contact ID codes for zone alarms and restorals.
Lists SIA format codes for automatic zone alarms and restorals.
Guides on accessing LCD keypad programming menus.
Explains how to customize labels for zones and system messages on LCD keypads.
Instructions for programming custom labels for zones 1 through 32.
How to program a custom label for the fire alarm.
How to program a custom label for the system.
How to program custom labels for command output options.
How to program the event message for failure to arm.
How to program the event message for alarms when armed.
Configures the initial display mask for the first user.
Configures the display mask for the second user.
Configures the display mask for the third user.
Sets the duration for downloaded messages displayed on the LCD.
Configures options for Fire, Auxiliary, and Panic keys.
Configures the fourth user display mask.
Configures various keypad options like display access and clock format.
Displays the software version of the system.
Broadcasts LCD programming to other keypads.
Resets the LCD EEPROM to factory default settings.
Details FCC registration, telephone company notifications, and connection requirements.
Lists UL installation requirements for different grades of service and installation types.
Outlines requirements for system protection and management for UL certification.
Specifies requirements for the placement of the alarm sounding device.
Details how the control unit and power supply must be protected.
Advises caution regarding sharing system information with casual users.
Reminds installers to provide essential user information.
Highlights new features and changes introduced in the PC1555 v2.3 software version.
Discusses potential system failures and their causes, emphasizing proper installation and maintenance.
Stresses the importance of proper installation for adequate system protection.
Mentions the possibility of criminal techniques to circumvent system features.
Discusses ways intruders might bypass system defenses.
Explains how power failures can affect system operation and the need for testing.
Discusses battery life, monitoring, and the importance of regular testing.
Addresses potential interference or jamming of wireless devices.
Highlights the importance of user training and proper system operation.
Discusses reasons why smoke detectors might not alert occupants properly.
Explains limitations and potential issues with motion detector operation.
Discusses factors affecting the effectiveness of warning devices like sirens.
Addresses potential issues with telephone line availability and integrity.
Notes that system operation may not always provide sufficient response time.
Acknowledges the possibility of component failure affecting system function.
Emphasizes the critical role of regular testing and maintenance for system reliability.
Clarifies that the alarm system is not a substitute for insurance or preventative measures.
Outlines the terms and conditions of the product's limited warranty.
