Pyronix PCX 256 - User Manual

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User Manual

Pyronix PCX 256 Specifications

General

Type	Hybrid Control Panel
Zones	256
Partitions	16
Communication	PSTN, IP, GSM
Wired Zones	8 on-board, expandable
Event Log	Extensive event log

Summary

CHAPTER 2: ARMING AND DISARMING THE SYSTEM

2.1 Arming; Disarming Via The Keypad

Explains how to arm and disarm the system using the keypad.

2.1.1 Arming Arm Modes Via The Keypad

Step-by-step guide to arming the system using the keypad.

2.1.2 Disarming Arm Modes Via The Keypad

Step-by-step guide to disarming the system using the keypad.

2.1.3 Arming Partitions Via The Keypad

Instructions for arming specific partitions using the keypad.

2.1.4 Disarming Partitions Via The Keypad

Instructions for disarming specific partitions using the keypad.

2.1.6 Disarming After an Alarm via the Keypad

Procedure for disarming the system after an alarm has occurred.

2.2 Anti Code; Engineer Reset

Explains how to perform an engineer reset or use an anti-code.

2.2.1 Engineer Reset

Detailed steps for performing an engineer reset on the system.

2.2.2 Anti Code

Procedure for using an anti-code to reset the system after an alarm.

2.3 Arming; Disarming Via The Internal Tag Reader

How to arm and disarm the system using the internal tag reader.

2.3.1 Arming Partitions; Arm Modes via the Internal Tag Reader

Steps to arm partitions using the internal tag reader.

2.3.2 Disarming Partitions; Arm Modes via the Internal Tag Reader

Steps to disarm partitions using the internal tag reader.

2.4 Arming; Disarming Via The External Tag Reader

How to arm and disarm the system using the external tag reader.

2.4.1 Arming Partitions; Arm Modes via the External Tag Reader

2.4.2 Disarming Partitions; Arm Modes via the External Tag Reader

CHAPTER 3: ADVANCED FUNCTIONS

3.2 Omitting Inputs

3.2.1 Omitting Open Inputs

3.3 Hold Up Alarm via The Keypad

CHAPTER 4: THE MANAGER MENU

4.1 Entering The Manager Menu

4.4 Omit Inputs

4.5 Change Codes

4.6 Deleting a User Code

4.9 Walk Test

APPENDIX A: FAULTS

COMMUNICATION FAULTS

RS-485 BUS PROBLEMS

DETECTION FAULTS

POWER SUPPLY PROBLEMS