Why does my Risco lightsys 2 Security System keypad show a low battery notification?
A keypad low battery notification indicates that the panel is not receiving power from the battery. To resolve this, reconnect the battery and check the battery voltage.
What to do if I cannot arm my Risco Security System?
If you cannot arm the system, it might be because one of the zones is still open. To solve this, verify all zones are closed by using the “Up” and “Down” keypad keys.
What to do if Risco Security System shows an 'Open Tamper' message?
If an 'Open Tamper' message appears on the Keypad while exiting the Programming menu, it means that one of the tampers in the system is open. To address this, check all tampers in the system and close the open tamper.
Why does my Risco lightsys 2 display 'No Comm. (Device)=XX'?
The 'No Comm. (Device)=XX' message indicates a lack of communication with the specified device, such as a keypad or expander. To resolve this: * Perform a Bus test. If the result is less than 90%, one or more devices may have the same ID address. * If the Bus test result is 0%, this could indicate: * No power to the device. * A bus interruption or short circuit. * An incorrect device ID address: disconnect the power, change the address, and reconnect the power. * Incorrect configuration of the device TYPE in the 'Manual Configuration' section.
Why does my Risco lightsys 2 keypad beep when exiting the Programming menu?
The keypad beeps while exiting the Programming menu because there is no siren installed in the main panel. To stop the beeping, connect a siren to the main panel. If no siren is installed in the system, connect a resistor parallel to BELL terminals.
What does 'Please Wait...' on my Risco Security System keypad mean?
The 'Please Wait…' message on the LCD keypad, accompanied by unexecuted commands, indicates a communication problem with the panel. To resolve this, verify the correct connection (power and bus) between the keypad and the control panel. After powering up the control panel, wait until the green 'Status' LED on the control panel lights steadily before operating the keypad.
What to do if the zone input on a detector of my Risco lightsys 2 Security System is not working?
If the zone input on a detector is not working, it could be due to several reasons: the detector is not installed in the system, the detector is not assigned to a zone, or the detector is wired incorrectly. To fix this, enroll the detector to the system, assign the detector to a zone, and conduct a Bus Test.
Why is the red LED on my Risco lightsys 2 Security System keypad flashing rapidly?
If the red LED on the keypad is flashing rapidly, it signifies that the main board is updating the keypad software version. Allow several minutes for the keypad software version to update successfully.
What does it mean if an error message appears when exiting the Programming menu of Risco Security System?
An error message appearing when exiting the Programming menu means that DIP Switch -2 is in the ON position. To solve this, set the DIP Switch -2 to the OFF position.
Information on using the mobile app for system control.
Managing the system via mobile app and web interface.
Procedures for arming the LightSYS™2 system.
How to arm the system for when you are away or home.
Steps to disarm the system and its partitions.
Procedures for responding to alarms and resetting the system.
How to trigger police, fire, or auxiliary alarms.
Managing user access, codes, and permissions.
Performing walk tests and checking system components.
General| Device type | Security alarm system |
|---|---|
| Product type | - |
| Product color | White |
| Quantity per pack | 1 pc(s) |
| Brand compatibility | RISCO |
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