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General| Brand | Visonic |
|---|---|
| Model | PM-10 TRIPLE |
| Category | Control Systems |
| Language | English |
Highlights changes in Screen Saver, Troubles/Alarm memory, and Partitioning.
Explains siren behavior based on partition settings and alarm types.
Describes the PowerMaster system, its capabilities, and key features.
Details LED indicators, control keys, arming keys, and other keys on the panel.
Explains screen saver mode and proximity tag functionality for system access.
Covers master and user codes, keyfobs, and duress codes for system access.
Step-by-step guide for preparing, arming (AWAY/HOME), and disarming the system.
Covers Instant, Forced Arming, and Latchkey modes for enhanced security and control.
Details how to trigger Panic, Fire, or Emergency alarms manually.
Adjusting chime, speech volume, and keypad beep loudness.
Explains push-button functions for speech and sound settings.
Covers voice ON/OFF, message recording, and playback for user communication.
Setting up automatic ON/OFF control for appliances via timer or sensors.
How to view and understand alarm and tamper event indications and information.
Explains trouble indicators, how to display trouble info, and correcting situations.
Details GSM signal strength, network type, and cellular provider indications.
Guide on entering, exiting, and selecting options within the User Settings menu.
Overview of functions like Zone Bypass, User Codes, Keyfobs, Time/Date, and Auto-Arming.
Procedures for setting, reviewing, recalling, and clearing zone bypasses.
Programming user codes and assigning partition access rights for system users.
Adding, deleting, and setting partitions for proximity tags and keyfob transmitters.
Setting the system's time, date, and enabling/disabling auto-arming features.
Programming private phone, email, MMS, and SMS reporting for events.
Enabling/disabling squawk feedback and adjusting various system volume levels.
Programming the scheduler for PGM outputs and viewing system serial numbers.
How the system reports events via telephone to subscribers with specific signals.
Details SMS message formats and content for event notifications.
Procedures for connecting and issuing commands remotely using telephone or SMS.
Using motion detectors to monitor activity and report lack of motion for safety.
Procedure for acknowledging low battery warnings on keyfobs and system response.
Mandatory weekly tests for sirens, devices, temperature, and light sensors.
Steps to test all other devices, including contact sensors and motion detectors.
Conducting periodic tests for sensors assigned to specific partitions.
Procedures for replacing backup batteries and wireless device batteries.
How to access 24-hour zones without triggering an alarm.
Instructions for cleaning the control panel surface safely.
Accessing and reviewing the system's event log for history and troubleshooting.
Details on arming, disarming, initiating alarms, and zone status for KP-160 PG2.
Explains arming, disarming, automation, and other functions of KP-140/141 PG2.
Describes arming, disarming, LATCHKEY, and panic alarm functions for KF-234 PG2.
Covers selecting partitions, arming/disarming all or single partitions, and the Show Function.
Explains siren activity common to partitions and how partition status is displayed.
Defines common areas and their behavior when assigned to multiple partitions.
Definitions for terms starting with A, B, C, D, E, and F.
Definitions for terms starting with H, I, L, M, N, Q, R, S, U, and Z.
Provides guidance on creating and practicing a home fire escape plan.
Lists functional specifications like zones, codes, control facilities, and display types.
Details RF network, encryption, electrical power, and battery specifications.
Covers communication protocols, operating temperature, size, weight, and accessories.
Lists all supported modules, wireless devices, and peripherals for the system.
Outlines compliance with European, FCC, IC, ULC, SIA, and GSM standards.
