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Zones | 8 |
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Supervision | Yes |
Backlight | Yes |
Communication | Wired |
Voltage | 12V DC |
Compatibility | DSC PowerSeries |
Operating Temperature | 0°C to 49°C (32°F to 120°F) |
Weight | 0.5 lbs |
Details flexible zone configurations, audible outputs, EEPROM, programmable outputs, power supply, and requirements.
Covers various keypad types and the PC5108 Eight Zone Expander Module for system expansion.
Details modules for audio interfaces, printers, and addressable service interfaces.
Covers fire modules, cellular communicators, cabinets, and backplates for system expansion.
Provides a step-by-step guide for installing the system, terminal descriptions, and Keybus wiring.
Explains assigning zones to expanders, keypad configurations, zone wiring methods, and supervision setup.
Details the types of access codes and the procedures for arming and disarming the system.
Covers auto-bypass, zone bypass, trouble display, and alarm memory access via keypad commands.
Explains the use of function keys and programmable user functions for system control.
Guides users on accessing installer programming and entering decimal or HEX data for system configuration.
Explains how to view programmed settings on LED and LCD keypads for verification and troubleshooting.
Defines zone types and programmable attributes for customizing zone behavior.
Covers dialing, phone numbers, account numbers, reporting formats, and event codes.
Details remote downloading, keypad lockout, system defaults, and walk test procedures.
Explains the configuration of Programmable Output (PGM) options and attributes for system control functions.
Covers siren, test transmissions, emergency keys, entry/exit delays, and event buffer viewing.
Details the use of the LINKS1000 communicator and wireless expansion setup and supervision.
Lists and explains Contact ID reporting codes for various alarm and system events.
Provides a mapping of PC5010 reporting codes to SIA identifiers and auto-reporting codes.
Warns users about potential system failures and factors that can affect alarm system performance.