What to do if the Trouble LED is flashing 5 times on my DSC TL260GS Cell Phone?
If the Trouble LED on your DSC Cell Phone is flashing 5 times, it indicates a GSM issue. Make sure the SIM card is activated and properly inserted into the SIM card holder. Also, check the signal strength indicators; if the signal is weak, relocate the communicator module or use an external antenna extension kit.
How to fix a DSC Cell Phone with no indicators?
If all indicators are off on your DSC Cell Phone, it could be due to several reasons: * **No Power:** Check the power connections to both the control panel and the communicator module. * **Power Save Mode (TL265GS/GS2065 only):** The control panel might be in power save mode. Verify the AC source to the control panel. * **Keypad Blanking Mode (TL265GS/ GS2065 only):** The control panel might be in keypad blanking. Press a key on a keypad to remove blanking momentarily.
What to do if the Trouble LED is flashing 6 times on my DSC TL260GS Cell Phone?
If the Trouble LED on your DSC Cell Phone is flashing 6 times, it signifies an Ethernet issue. First, ensure your Ethernet cable is securely inserted into the Ethernet jack. Check that the link light on the HUB is ON; if not, try replacing the Ethernet cable. If DHCP is used, verify that the unit is successfully obtaining an IP address from the server by checking section [851] [992]. If a valid IP address is not present, contact the Network administrator.
What causes the Trouble LED to be on solid on my DSC Cell Phone?
A solid Trouble LED on your DSC Cell Phone usually indicates no signal strength. Ensure the antenna is securely connected to the radio and check the cable connection to the radio. If a WIP antenna is used, ensure it is securely screwed onto the antenna cable connector.
Why is the Trouble LED flashing 7 times on my DSC TL260GS Cell Phone, and how can I fix it?
If the Trouble LED is flashing 7 times on your DSC Cell Phone, it means the receiver is not available. Here’s what you should check: * Ensure the Ethernet path has internet connectivity. * If using a static IP address, verify the gateway is correct. * If a firewall is present, ensure the programmed outgoing ports are open (Default UDP Port 3060 and Port 3065). * Ensure all receivers are programmed with the proper IP and port. * Ensure all receivers are programmed with a valid account number. * Ensure the System Account code has been programmed with a valid account code.
Why are the red and yellow indicators flashing simultaneously on my DSC TL260GS Cell Phone?
If the red and yellow indicators are flashing at the same time on your DSC Cell Phone, it means the unit is in the initialization sequence. Please wait while the unit gets its programming from Connect 24 and establishes a connection to all programmed receivers. This process may take several minutes.
What does it mean when the Trouble LED flashes twice on my DSC TL260GS Cell Phone?
If the Trouble LED flashes twice on your DSC Cell Phone, it indicates a panel supervision trouble. Check section [382] option 5 on the control panel and ensure that it is set to ON. Also, ensure the PC-Link cable between the control panel and module is securely in place and not reversed.
What does it mean when the Trouble LED flashes 8 times on my DSC Cell Phone?
When the Trouble LED flashes 8 times on your DSC Cell Phone, it indicates a receiver supervision trouble. This happens when supervision is enabled, and the unit cannot communicate with the receiver. If this issue continues, contact your central station.
What does it mean if the Trouble LED flashes 4 times on my DSC Cell Phone?
If the Trouble LED on your DSC Cell Phone flashes 4 times, it indicates a lockout trouble. This means the SIM card requires a PIN number that the module does not recognize. Try using a different SIM card.
What does it mean when the Trouble LED flashes 10 times on my DSC TL260GS?
If the Trouble LED flashes 10 times on your DSC Cell Phone, it indicates a Connect 24 configuration failure. Ensure a profile has been programmed in Connect 24 for the module. You can confirm your programming by calling the Connect 24 VRU, or by logging into the Connect 24 VRU web site.
General| SIM | Dual SIM |
|---|---|
| Display | 2.4" |
| Resolution | 240 x 320 |
| Rear Camera | VGA |
| Front Camera | No |
Procedure for obtaining warranty service and returning products for repair.
List of conditions that will void the product's warranty.
Specifies items and situations not covered by the warranty.
Details procedures and costs for repairing products outside the warranty period.
Important information for installers to convey to system users regarding system limitations.
Discusses circumstances where the system may fail to provide protection.
Addresses the possibility of criminals developing techniques to bypass system features.
Explains how intruders might circumvent the security system's detection.
Explains the impact of power interruptions on system operation and potential damage.
Discusses battery life, factors affecting it, and low battery monitoring.
Describes potential interference with wireless signals.
Explains limitations and reasons why smoke detectors might not alert occupants.
Compliance statement and guidelines for using the equipment to avoid interference.
Compliance statement for digital apparatus according to Canadian standards.
Outlines the terms and conditions governing the use of the software product.
Details the rights granted to the user for software installation, storage, and backup copies.
Specifies limitations on reverse engineering, decompilation, and modifications.
States that the software is provided 'as is' without express or implied warranties.
DSC is not responsible for issues arising from hardware changes or interactions.
Limits DSC's liability and states that warranty reflects risk allocation.
Reaffirms that this warranty is exclusive and supersedes all others.
Defines the exclusive remedy and limits liability for damages.
Lists and briefly describes the available communicator models.
Highlights the main functionalities and capabilities of the communicator.
Steps and contact information for activating the communicator with CONNECT 24.
Step-by-step guide for installing the communicator with specific control panels.
Wiring diagram for TL260GS/GS2060 and optional GSM antenna kits.
Instructions for installing the communicator with the PC9155 control panel.
Options for external GSM radio antenna kits for the PC9155 enclosure.
Details programming options for telephone numbers and communication paths.
Specifies the setting for communication format (SIA FSK).
Explains the setting for T-Link Interface Enable.
Configuration options for communication paths on the PC9155 panel.
Specifies the setting for communication format (SIA).
Explains the function and flash codes of the Trouble Status LED.
Describes the 'Panel Supervision Trouble' condition indicated by the LED.
Explains specific trouble conditions like Lockout, GSM, Ethernet, and Receiver issues.
Details troubles related to FTC, Connect24, Remote Programming, and Firmware Updates.
Explains the function and activation of the Network Connection Status LED.
Details how signal strength LEDs indicate radio signal levels.
Steps for installing an antenna extension kit to improve signal strength.
Instructions on how to use the hardware default jumper to reset options.
Lists communicator trouble conditions and user actions for the 9155 panel.
Describes the 'Loss of Time and Date' trouble and how to resolve it.
Process and requirements for UL remote flash updates.
Configuration settings for Ethernet IP, supervision, and system toggles.
Settings for installer code, DLS ports, and Ethernet/GPRS receiver configurations.
Settings for GPRS APN, login credentials, and viewing system information.
Detailed settings for Ethernet IP Address, Subnet Mask, and Gateway IP Address.
Configuration for receiver supervision intervals and system-wide toggle options.
Configuration of installer code and DLS connection ports for the communicator.
Settings for account code, DNIS, and IP address of the first Ethernet receiver.
Configuration of local and remote ports for Ethernet Receiver 1.
Settings for account code, DNIS, and IP address of the second Ethernet receiver.
Configuration of local and remote ports for Ethernet Receiver 2.
Settings for account code, DNIS, and IP address of GPRS Receiver 1.
Configuration of port and APN for GPRS Receiver 1.
Settings for account code, DNIS, and IP address of GPRS Receiver 2.
Configuration of port and APN for GPRS Receiver 2.
Settings for GPRS login credentials and viewing system information.
Options to confirm firmware, IP, SIM, phone, IMEI, and MAC details.
Option to reset programming to factory defaults.
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