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General| Series | Power Series |
|---|---|
| Category | Security System |
| System Type | Wired/Wireless Hybrid |
| Power Supply | AC with battery backup |
| Communication | IP |
| Remote Access | Mobile app, web portal |
| Alarm Type | fire, medical |
Covers initial planning, device selection, panel mounting, and system wiring procedures.
Details steps for enrolling keypads, modules, and wireless devices using installer programming.
Guides on configuring system settings, delays, and performing functional tests.
Lists compatible hardwired and wireless devices, including detectors, keypads, and modules.
Ensures package contents are verified, manuals are read, and all instructions are followed before installation.
Guidance on choosing an optimal installation site, considering power, phone access, and environmental factors.
Highlights critical safety measures like avoiding lightning, proper wiring, and using correct power supplies.
Details compatible enclosures for the main board, including materials, dimensions, and weight specifications.
Provides diagrams and steps for mounting the HSC3010C, HSC3010CR, and HSC3030CAR enclosures.
Provides diagrams and steps for mounting the HSC3020C enclosure, including component placement.
Provides diagrams and steps for mounting the HSC3020CP enclosure, noting UL/ULC compliance.
Details wiring and routing for the HSM3204CX module within an HSC3010C enclosure.
Details wiring and routing for the HSM3350 module within an HSC3010C enclosure.
Explains the purpose and function of each terminal on the PowerSeries Pro alarm controller.
Covers wire types, length limits, connection methods, and limitations for Corbus modules.
Details system output ratings, current draw limits for components, and power budget considerations.
Explains how capacitance affects Corbus wire length and provides relevant tables.
Covers UL/ULC and International AC power supply requirements, energy efficiency, and warnings.
Specifies battery types, standby time, recharging, and connection procedures for system backup.
Guides on wiring zones, including EOL/SEOL/DEOL configurations, resistance, and wire gauge.
Explains the use of AUX terminals for powering devices, their current limits, and protection.
Details PGM output terminals, current limits, relay requirements, and specific PGM functions.
Describes bell output specifications, current limits, polarity, and supervision for alarm sounding devices.
Provides instructions for connecting the telephone line to the system using RJ-31X connectors.
Instructions for connecting the earth ground for safety, proper operation, and compliance.
Outlines steps for enrolling modules and wireless devices onto the system via installer programming.
Lists methods for programming the system, including DLS software and direct keypad access.
Explains how to access and view system programming sections from any keypad.
Covers essential programming steps like time/date setup and minimum required settings post-installation.
Guide to selecting the preferred language for the system interface and keypad display.
Procedures for setting up partitions, bell operation, and assigning keypads to partitions.
Defines the operational role of each zone within the system when triggered.
Configures specific zone behaviors like bypass, swinger shutdown, EOL settings, and other attributes.
How to use the keypad to view and interpret trouble conditions indicated on the LCD screen.
Accessing and navigating the system's trouble menu via keypad for detailed fault information.
A categorized list of trouble codes and their meanings to aid in diagnosing system faults.
Diagnoses faults related to bus voltage issues for modules, keypads, and power supplies.
Addresses common device faults, tamper conditions, low battery alerts, and RF communication loss.
Covers communication path failures, module supervision loss, and tamper conditions on modules.
Diagnoses issues with wireless devices not networked and AUX output voltage problems.
Identifies configuration errors where panel limits for zones or partitions are exceeded.
Details supported zone types, attributes, expansion methods, and access code management.
Covers power supply specs, memory, current draw, and ratings for Bell/Aux+ outputs.
Specifies the acceptable temperature and humidity ranges for reliable system operation.
Details the specifications for the integrated alarm transmitter equipment (ATE) and its capabilities.
Lists advanced system features such as 2-way audio, visual verification, and PGM scheduling.
Sections for programming zone labels, partition names, system labels, and defining zone types.
Covers configuration for EOL resistors, system time delays, PGM outputs, and related parameters.
Sections for defining and managing installer, master, maintenance, and guard access codes.
Extensive settings for customizing system behavior, including various 'System Options' categories.
Tables for logging installed modules and wireless devices, including type, slot, zone, and serial number.
Configuration for system account codes and defining communicator formats for SIA and Contact ID reporting.
Parameters for communication delays, attempts, test transmissions, and network settings.
Settings for DLS software connection, time-based schedules, and 2-way audio features.
Configuration for wireless devices, cellular modules, RF jam detection, and communicator parameters.
Customizing keypad functions, display behavior, LED indicators, and security options.
Explains the warranty period, coverage terms, and procedures for obtaining service or repair under warranty.
States warranty limitations, exclusions of implied warranties, and governing laws for DSC products.
Information on the procedures, charges, and replacement options for products requiring repair outside the warranty period.
Discusses potential system failures, the importance of installer communication, and troubleshooting advice.
Setting the primary installer access code for system programming and access to installer menus.
Defining the master access code for system operation, user management, and general access.
Establishing a maintenance access code for specific system tasks or diagnostics.
Configuring the system account code, typically used for reporting to a central monitoring station.
Recommendations for installing smoke detectors in residential environments for optimal fire safety.
Guidelines for locating CO detectors to ensure effective detection of carbon monoxide hazards.
Advice on developing and rehearsing family escape plans to ensure rapid and safe evacuation during a fire.
Information regarding compliance with FCC rules for digital devices, radio frequency energy, and interference.
Key details including FCC registration, RJ-31X jack requirements, and telephone connection guidelines.
Compliance statement for Canadian ISED regulations, including Ringer Equivalence Number (REN).
Lists the UL/ULC standards the product complies with for various alarm applications and installation types.
Specific installation requirements for UL/ULC standards related to local, central station, and police connect systems.
Installation guidelines and requirements for ULC commercial burglary applications according to security levels.
Specific requirements for installing UL Home Health Care Signaling Equipment and system configurations.
Installation requirements for ULC central station fire and burglary monitoring systems.
Quick reference for programming sections and features required for SIA False Alarm Reduction compliance.
Guidance on where to locate the alarm sounding device (bell) for maximum audibility and system effectiveness.
Methods for protecting the control unit and power supply within a secure, armed area of the premises.
Advice for installers on cautioning users about sharing system information and providing secure access.
Key information installers should advise users to note in the User's Manual for system operation.
Table detailing battery requirements based on enclosure, standby time, loading, and recharging parameters.
Details compliance with EN50131 standards, including applicable functions, zone types, and system configurations.
Programming sections and features relevant to SIA False Alarm Reduction compliance, including delay settings.
Important notes regarding fire alarm verification, call waiting, system testing, and specific installation warnings.
Programming sections for exit delays, entry delays, abort windows, and related timing configurations.
Configuration for aborting alarms, duress codes, cancelling communication windows, and reporting codes.
Settings for cross zoning functionality and swinger shutdown parameters for zone alarms.
Explains the warranty period, coverage terms, and procedures for obtaining service or repair under warranty.
States warranty limitations, exclusions of implied warranties, and governing laws for DSC products.
Information on the procedures, charges, and replacement options for products requiring repair outside the warranty period.
Discusses potential system failures, the importance of installer communication, and troubleshooting advice.
Risks from inadequate installation, criminal techniques, and system vulnerabilities affecting protection.
Problems related to power interruptions, battery failure, RF signal compromise, and interference.
Challenges with system user operation, smoke/motion detector limitations, and warning device effectiveness.
Impact of telephone line issues, component failure, insufficient time for response, and environmental factors.
How lack of regular testing and maintenance can lead to system problems and prevent intended operation.
Clarifies that an alarm system is not a substitute for property or life insurance coverage.
