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General| Brand | DSC |
|---|---|
| Model | PC5508 |
| Category | Control Panel |
| Language | English |
Details specifications for the control panel, including zone configuration, memory, outputs, and power.
Describes zone capabilities, expansion options, and supervision methods.
Details the programmable voltage outputs and their current ratings.
Details the types and connection requirements for remote keypads.
Outlines supported formats, phone numbers, and communication features.
Lists the conditions the PC5010 continuously monitors for system integrity.
Describes the types of keypads available and their connection to the control panel.
Explains the function and capacity of the zone expander module.
Details the module for connecting wireless devices and its capabilities.
Describes the module for adding addressable multiplex loop devices.
Details the module providing additional power and programmable outputs.
Explains the module adding eight low current outputs to the control.
Details the module for incorporating paging and intercom features.
Describes the zone expansion module with fire-specific inputs.
Explains the cost-effective method for adding cellular backup communication.
Lists the equipment that should be included with the alarm system.
Provides a step-by-step guide for installing the alarm panel and its components.
Details the connection for the AC transformer.
Explains how to connect the backup battery.
Describes the AUX+ and GND terminals for powering devices.
Details the terminals for connecting sirens and alarm devices.
Explains the terminals used for module communication.
Describes the PGM1 and PGM2 outputs and their connections.
Explains how to connect detection devices to zones.
Details the terminals for connecting telephone lines.
Explains how to assign keypads to slots and partitions for supervision.
Details wiring for normally closed loop zones.
Explains wiring with single EOL resistors for zone supervision.
Details wiring with double EOL resistors for enhanced zone supervision.
Explains how to assign keypad zone inputs in programming.
Explains how to bypass or reactivate zones using keypad commands.
Describes how to view system trouble conditions on the keypad.
Details how to view the alarm memory on the keypad.
Explains how to program access codes and their attributes.
Covers programming user functions like time, date, and system tests.
Explains how to activate PGM outputs using keypad commands.
Describes how to arm the system without an entry delay.
Explains the quick arm and quick exit features.
Lists and describes the available options for programming function keys.
Explains codes transmitted when a zone enters alarm.
Details codes transmitted when a zone is restored.
Explains codes transmitted when a partition is armed.
Explains codes transmitted when a partition is disarmed.
Details codes transmitted for zone or system tamper conditions.
Covers reporting codes for keypad fire, auxiliary, panic, and duress events.
Explains reporting codes for battery, AC failure, and bell circuit troubles.
Details codes for periodic, system, and LINKS1000 tests.
Explains reporting codes for low battery conditions on wireless devices.
Covers reporting codes for keypad lockout and event buffer status.
Explains reporting codes related to system inactivity.
Lists and describes the available PGM output types and functions.
Describes the procedure to view the event buffer using an LCD keypad.
Describes configuring the LINKS1000 as the primary communication method.
Explains how to use the LINKS1000 as a backup to landline communication.
Explains how wireless zones are supervised and how to enable/disable it.
Describes the hardware steps to reset the main control panel to factory defaults.
