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General| Brand | DSC |
|---|---|
| Model | PC560 |
| Category | Security System |
| Language | English |
Overview of the security system's capabilities and functionalities, including trouble supervision, codes, and special arming modes.
Technical details of the control panel and keypads, including dimensions, power requirements, and zone capabilities.
Instructions for selecting a location and securely mounting the control panel cabinet to the wall.
Steps for preparing wall openings and attaching keypad backplates for installation, ensuring it is straight and level.
General guidelines and notes for connecting all system wiring before applying power, including safety precautions.
Details on connecting burglary zones using EOL resistors and a wiring chart for maximum wire length.
Guidance on using the auxiliary power supply for keypads and detectors, noting current limits.
Information on connecting devices to the PGM terminal for programmable outputs, controlled by programming.
Details on connecting devices to the STR terminal for strobe output activation, typically on alarm.
Instructions for wiring the KEY terminal for keyswitch operation or tamper zone use.
Procedure for connecting AC power to the control panel, emphasizing transformer connection to an unswitched source.
Information on battery installation, fuse replacement, and power-down protection features to prevent deep discharging.
Guidelines for connecting telephone lines, avoiding interference from other equipment and features.
Overview of keypad features, zone lights, status lights, and basic input methods for system control.
Details on default Master Code, arming/disarming, silencing alarms, and programming additional Access Codes.
Information on the default Installer's Code for system programming and the importance of changing it.
Steps for arming the system, checking zone status, and understanding exit/entry delays.
Explanation of special arming modes that bypass interior zones for user convenience.
Procedure for disarming the system using an Access Code and handling alarm conditions.
Note on using keypad commands and the requirement to silence alarms first.
How to arm the system quickly without an Access Code using the [*][0] command.
Steps to bypass specific zones to allow arming when zones are open or for access.
How to check for system troubles using the [*][2] command and interpreting zone light indicators.
Viewing zones that triggered alarms during the previous armed period using [*][3].
Using the [*][4] command to test siren and keypad lights for 2 seconds.
Detailed steps for programming Master Code and additional user Access Codes via [*][5].
Enabling or disabling the keypad beep notification for zone activations using [*][6].
Activating the PGM output and keypad sounder for specific functions using [*][7].
Accessing installer programming menus using [*][8] and the Installer's Code.
Arming the system with [*][9] to bypass interior zones for presence at home.
Activating alarms by pressing specific keys like [F], [A], or [P] on the keypad.
Customizing keypad sounder tone and backlighting brightness levels.
How to enter programming mode using [*][8][Installer's Code] and navigate sections.
Understanding how to select and program 2-digit sections and enter data.
Using sections [05]-[07] to enable or disable various system features via zone lights.
Procedure for entering data in hexadecimal format using specific keypad commands.
Step-by-step procedure to reset the system's programming to its original factory defaults.
Configuring zone characteristics, including audible/silent alarms and zone types like Standard Delay or Instant.
Setting Entry Delay, Exit Delay, and Bell Cut-Off times for system operation.
Managing the Installer's Code for secure system access and programming.
Configuring PGM output behavior for various system events like utility output or arm/disarm status.
Enabling system functions like keyswitch arming or tamper zone detection via zone lights.
Configuring dialing methods (DTMF, Pulse) and DLS answer/ringback features.
Setting options for restorals on disarming or bell timeout, and future use settings.
Programming the primary telephone number for alarm reporting and communication.
Configuring a backup telephone number for alarm communication attempts.
Entering the customer account code for identification during alarm reporting.
Method to disable the communicator by programming reporting codes with HEX 'FF'.
Defining reporting codes for zone alarms and restorals, including tamper zones.
Setting reporting codes for system arming (closing) and disarming (opening) events.
Configuring codes for troubles, key alarms, and periodic test transmissions.
Setting a 4-digit code for valid remote downloading computer access.
Programming section reserved for factory technical personnel and special instructions.
Fields for logging customer details, contact persons, and installation date.
Space to record zone types and protected areas for system configuration.
Fields for noting keypad zone settings and communicator status.
Template for defining zone types, audible/silent alarms, and zone characteristics.
Template for setting Entry Delay, Exit Delay, and Bell Cut-off times.
Worksheet for recording the Installer's Code.
Worksheet for configuring PGM terminal output options.
Worksheet for selecting system functions using zone lights.
Worksheet for configuring dialing and DLS answer/ringback features.
Worksheet for setting restoral reporting and future use options.
Worksheets for recording primary and secondary phone numbers.
Worksheet for entering the customer account code.
Worksheet for defining reporting codes for zone alarms and restorals.
Worksheet for setting reporting codes for system arming and disarming events.
Worksheet for configuring maintenance, priority codes, and test transmissions.
Worksheet for setting the downloading access code.
Worksheet for reserved section [15], to be used under factory instruction.
Diagram showing power, bell, keypad, zone, and communication connections for the PC560.
Illustrates wiring for burglary zones using EOL resistors with NC or NC/NO devices.
Diagram for wiring the KEY terminal for keyswitch or tamper zone functionality.
Details on warranty period, repair/replacement policy, and conditions that void the warranty.
Information on international warranty coverage and the procedure for obtaining service.
Legal disclaimers regarding warranty scope and limitations of liability.
Information on service charges for lockout and procedures for out-of-warranty repairs.
Discussion on factors that can affect system performance, including deliberate compromise and environmental issues.
Warnings about proper installation, security feature effectiveness against criminal techniques, and intruder access.
Information on power failure impact, battery life, and wireless device signal integrity.
Guidance for system users, and warnings about smoke detectors, motion detectors, and warning devices.
Warnings regarding telephone line reliability, insufficient response time, component failure, and testing frequency.
Statement that the alarm system is not a substitute for insurance or prudent security practices.
