Dsc Pc2500
#1
07-24-04, 01:59 PM
Dsc Pc2500
Looking for installation manual for PC2500. Does it install (program) like the PC2550 ?
#2
07-25-04, 06:47 PM
Nope, they program differently:
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Programming:
Enter Program * 8 2500 or 2530 (READY, ARMED and SYSTEM Lights should flash)
If this doesn't work look under EMERGENCY NETWORKS for Installer Code
Exit Program #
Move to location Enter 2-digit location
Default Panel Short "EEPROM RESET" pins on board, power up. Can't be locked out
Hex Program A = * 1 * B = * 2 * C = * 3 * D = * 4 * E = * 5 * F = * 6 *
Zone Page TECH1 Click HERE for List of what below programming will report
[01] Receiver Phone 1 (15 Digits Maximum)
I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I
* 2 * = HEX B - to dial *
* 3 * = HEX C - Insert a 4-second pause
* 4 * = HEX D - Wait for Dial-Tone
* 5 * = HEX E - to dial #
[02] Account Number 1
I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I
Note: Any 0 must be entered as *1* 00 is *11*
[03] Receiver Phone 2 (15 Digits Maximum)
I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I
[04] Account Number 2
I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I
[05] Zone Alarm Report Codes 1 to 8
I _3 _I _1 _I Zone 1 Alarm I _3 _I _5 _I Zone 5 Alarm
I _3 _I _2 _I Zone 2 Alarm I _3 _I _6 _I Zone 6 Alarm
I _3 _I _3 _I Zone 3 Alarm I _3 _I _7 _I Zone 7 Alarm
I _3 _I _4 _I Zone 4 Alarm I _3 _I _8 _I Zone 8 Alarm
[06] Zone Restoral Report Codes 1 to 8
I _0 _I _0 _I Zone 1 Restoral I _0 _I _0 _I Zone 5 Restoral
I _0 _I _0 _I Zone 2 Restoral I _0 _I _0 _I Zone 6 Restoral
I _0 _I _0 _I Zone 3 Restoral I _0 _I _0 _I Zone 7 Restoral
I _0 _I _0 _I Zone 4 Restoral I _0 _I _0 _I Zone 8 Restoral
[07] Utility Alarm Report Codes
I _1 _I _6 _I Fire Zone Alarm I _0 _I _0 _I Foil Zone Trouble
I _0 _I _0 _I Aux Input Zone Alarm I _0 _I _0 _I Bell Circuit Trouble
I _0 _I _0 _I Battery Trouble I _7 _I _6 _I Fire Zone Trouble
I _7 _I _9 _I AC Failure Trouble I _0 _I _0 _I Aux Power Supply Trouble
Low Battery report removed due to tendency for runaway signals
[08] Utility Restoral Report Codes
I _0 _I _0 _I Fire Zone Restoral I _0 _I _0 _I Foil Zone Restoral
I _0 _I _0 _I Aux Input Zone Restoral I _0 _I _0 _I Bell Circuit Restoral
I _0 _I _0 _I Battery Restoral I _0 _I _0 _I Fire Zone Trouble Restoral
I _0 _I _0 _I AC Fail Trouble Restoral I _0 _I _0 _I Aux Power Supply Trouble
[09] Closing (Arming) Report Codes 1 to 8 (If Closing required use 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 00)
I _0 _I _0 _I Access Code 1 I _0 _I _0 _I Access Code 5
I _0 _I _0 _I Access Code 2 I _0 _I _0 _I Access Code 6
I _0 _I _0 _I Access Code 3 I _0 _I _0 _I Access Code 7
I _0 _I _0 _I Access Code 4 I _2 _I _6 _I Access Code 8 (Duress)
[10] Opening (Disarming Report Codes 1 to 8 (If Opening required use 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 26)
I _0 _I _0 _I Access Code 1 I _0 _I _0 _I Access Code 5
I _0 _I _0 _I Access Code 2 I _0 _I _0 _I Access Code 6
I _0 _I _0 _I Access Code 3 I _0 _I _0 _I Access Code 7
I _0 _I _0 _I Access Code 4 I _2 _I _6 _I Access Code 8 (Duress)
[11] Miscellaneous Report Codes
I _0 _I _0 _I Partial Closing I _0 _I _0 _I Keypad Police Panic Restoral
I _2 _I _9 _I Keypad Police Panic I _0 _I _0 _I Keypad Fire Panic Restoral
I _1 _I _9 _I Keypad Fire Panic I _0 _I _0 _I Keypad Medical Panic Restoral
I _4 _I _9 _I Keypad Medical Panic I _0 _I _0 _I Periodic Test Transmission
[12] Zone Definitions for Zones 1 to 8
I _ _I _ _I Zone 1 00 = Delay
I _ _I _ _I Zone 2 01 = Instant
I _ _I _ _I Zone 3 02 = Standard Motion
I _ _I _ _I Zone 4 03 = Motion Home/Away (Auto Bypass)
I _ _I _ _I Zone 5 04 = 24 Hr Bell
I _ _I _ _I Zone 6 05 = 24 Hr Bell/Buzzer
I _ _I _ _I Zone 7 06 = 24 Hr Buzzer
I _ _I _ _I Zone 8 07 = 2x Delay
08 = 4x Delay
09 = Foil
[13] 1st System Option Code (Toggle Options ON/OFF, Press # to Exit)
Option ON OFF
OFF I OFF_I 1 Restorals Follow Zone Disabled
OFF I OFF_I 2 Restorals on Bell Time out Disabled
OFF I OFF_I 3 Restorals on Disarming Disabled
OFF I OFF_I 4 DTMF Dialing Pulse Dialing
OFF I _I 5 Normally Closed Loops EOL Resistors Loops
OFF I OFF_I 6 Keypad Panic Audible Silent
ON I _ON _I 7 Call 1st Phone Only Backup to 2nd Phone
OFF I OFF_I 8 8th Code Maids Code Normal Code
[14] 2nd System Option Code (Toggle Options ON/OFF, Press # to Exit)
Default Option ON OFF
OFF I OFF_I 1 For Future Use
OFF I OFF_I 2 For Future Use
OFF I OFF_I 3 For Future Use
OFF I OFF_I 4 For Future Use
OFF I OFF_I 5 Not Used
OFF I OFF_I 6 1400 Hz Radionics 2300 Hz Radionics
OFF I OFF_I 7 TLM Disabled TLM Enabled
OFF I OFF_I 8 Code Required for Bypass Code not Required
[15] Zones 1 to 8 Bypass Mask (Toggle Options ON/OFF, Press # to Exit)
Default Option ON OFF
ON I _ON _I 1 Zone 1 Bypass Enable Bypass Disable
ON I _ON _I 2 Zone 2 Bypass Enable Bypass Disable
ON I _ON _I 3 Zone 3 Bypass Enable Bypass Disable
ON I _ON _I 4 Zone 4 Bypass Enable Bypass Disable
ON I _ON _I 5 Zone 5 Bypass Enable Bypass Disable
ON I _ON _I 6 Zone 6 Bypass Enable Bypass Disable
ON I _ON _I 7 Zone 7 Bypass Enable Bypass Disable
ON I _ON _I 8 Zone 8 Bypass Enable Bypass Disable
[16] System Times
Default
30 I _3 _I _0 _I Entry Delay (00 to 99 seconds)
60 I _6 _I _0 _I Exit Delay (00 to 99 seconds)
04 I _0 _I _4 _I Bell Cutoff (00 to 99 minutes)
60 I _6 _I _0 _I AC Fail Transmission (00 to 99 minutes)
75 I _7 _I _5 _I Loop Response (00 to 99 ms.)
30 I _3 _I _0 _I Test Transmission Cycle (00 to 99 days)
[17] System Clock Times
Default
9999 I _9 _I _9 _I _9 _I _9 _I Automatic Arming Time of Day
9999 I _9 _I _9 _I _9 _I _9 _I Test Transmission Time of Day
[18] Installer Code
Default
2500 I _2 _I _5 _I _0 _I _0 _I (Also try 2530)
[19] Master Code
Default
1234 I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I
[20] For Future Use
[21] Communication Format (Any Underlined format will work)
Default
1 I _1 _I 1st Telephone Number
1 I _1 _I 2nd Telephone Number
[0] Silent Knight/Ademco slow, 10 BPS (1400 Hz handshake) 3/1, 4/1, 4/2 non-ext
[1] Sescoa, Franklin, DCI, Vertex, 20 BPS (2300 Hz handshake) 3/1, 4/1, 4/2 non ext
[2] Silent Knight fast, 20 BPS (1400 Hz handshake) 3/1 and 4/2 non extended
[3] Radionics, (2300/1400 Hz handshake) 3/1 and 4/2 non extended
[4] Radionics, (2300/1400 Hz handshake) 3/1 and 4/2 non extended with parity
[5] Acron 4/2 Superfast
[6] Ademco 4/2 Superfast
[7] For future use
[8] Silent Knight/Ademco slow, 10 BPS (1400 Hz handshake) 3/1 extended
[9] Sescoa, Franklin, DCI, Vertex, 20 BPS (2300 Hz handshake) 3/1 extended
[A] Silent Knight fast, 20 BPS (1400 Hz handshake) 3/1 extended
[B] Radionics, (2300/1400 Hz handshake) 3/1 extended
[C] Radionics, (2300/1400 Hz handshake) 3/1 extended with parity
[D] For future use
[E] For future use
[F] For future use
[22] PGM Output
Default
22 I _1 _I _8 _I
1st Digit = Auxiliary Input Zone 2nd Digit = Programmable Output
0 = Future Use 0 = Not Used
1 = Silent 24 Hour Input 1 = Ground Start Pulse
2 = Audible 24 Hour Input 2 = Utility Output no Access Code
3 = Momentary Key Arming 3 = Utility Output any Access Code
4 = Utility Output Group A Access Code
5 = Utility Output Group B Access Code
6 = Keypad Buzzer Follow Mode
7 = System Status (Arm/Disarm) Output
(* 4 Resets Smoke) -->> 8 = Strobe Output (Latched Alarm Output)
9 = Failure to Communicate Output
A = For Future Use
B = Output from Keypad Loop
[23] Zone Group A Assignment (Toggle Options ON/OFF, Press # to Exit)
Default
ON I _ON _I Zone 1 If Zone light ON that zone is assigned to Group A
ON I _ON _I Zone 2
ON I _ON _I Zone 3
ON I _ON _I Zone 4
ON I _ON _I Zone 5
ON I _ON _I Zone 6
ON I _ON _I Zone 7
ON I _ON _I Zone 8
[24] Zone Group B Assignment (Toggle Options ON/OFF, Press # to Exit)
Default
ON I _ON _I Zone 1 If Zone light ON that zone is assigned to Group B
ON I _ON _I Zone 2 If a Zone light is on in both 23 and 24 that zone is
ON I _ON _I Zone 3 common to both partitions and will arm if both
ON I _ON _I Zone 4 sides are armed
ON I _ON _I Zone 5
ON I _ON _I Zone 6
ON I _ON _I Zone 7
ON I _ON _I Zone 8
[25] Access Code Group A Assignment (Toggle Options ON/OFF, Press # to Exit)
Default
ON I _ON _I Zone 1 If Zone light ON that Access Code is assigned Group A
ON I _ON _I Zone 2
ON I _ON _I Zone 3
ON I _ON _I Zone 4
ON I _ON _I Zone 5
ON I _ON _I Zone 6
ON I _ON _I Zone 7
ON I _ON _I Zone 8
[26] Access Code Group B Assignment (Toggle Options ON/OFF, Press # to Exit)
Default
ON I _ON _I Zone 1 If Zone light ON that Access Code is assigned Group B
ON I _ON _I Zone 2 If Zone light is on in both 25 and 26 that code is common
ON I _ON _I Zone 3 to both sides and will arm or disarm the entire system
ON I _ON _I Zone 4
ON I _ON _I Zone 5
ON I _ON _I Zone 6
ON I _ON _I Zone 7
ON I _ON _I Zone 8
[27] Communicator Call Direction
Default
1 I _ 1 _I Zone Group A Alarms and Restorals 0 = No Transmissions (Disabled)
1 I _ 1 _I Zone Group B Alarms and Restorals 1 = Call 1st Phone, Backup to 2nd
1 I _ 1 _I Access Codes Group A Openings/Closings 2 = Call 2nd Phone Only
1 I _ 1 _I Access Codes Group B Openings/Closings 3 = Always Call Both Number
1 I _1 _I Priority Alarms and Restorals
1 I _1 _I Maintenance Alarms and Restorals
[28] Reset To Factory Defaults (USE ONLY IF ERASING PROGRAMMING)
[50] EEPROM Copy Function
Codes
Master Code User 1
Secondary Codes User 2 to 7
Duress Code User 8
Add Code 1. Press * 5 + Master Code (READY/ARMED/TROUBLE will flash)
2. Enter User (1 to 8) (Zone light will begin flashing)
3. Enter new 4-digit User Code (Zone light stops flashing and turns ON)
4. Press # to exit
Delete Code 1. Press * 5 + Master Code (READY/ARMED/TROUBLE will flash)
2. Enter User (2 to 8) (Zone light will begin flashing)
3. Press **** (Zone light should turn OFF)
4. Press # to exit
Troubles
View Trouble Press * 2 and zone light will turn on showing trouble
Zone Light 1 = Panel Low Battery
Zone Light 2 = AC Failure
Zone Light 3 = Day Loop Trouble
Zone Light 4 = Telephone Line Failure (only if Phone line Monitoring is enabled)
Zone Light 5 = Failure to Communicate
Zone Light 6 = Bell/Horn Fuse Failure
Zone Light 7 = Smoke Detector Trouble (must power down system)
Zone Light 8 = System Clock
To set time - * 6, Master Code, 1 then 4 digits (Military Time)
If no lights show system needs service
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Hope that helps. If you need any other help, let us know.
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Programming:
Enter Program * 8 2500 or 2530 (READY, ARMED and SYSTEM Lights should flash)
If this doesn't work look under EMERGENCY NETWORKS for Installer Code
Exit Program #
Move to location Enter 2-digit location
Default Panel Short "EEPROM RESET" pins on board, power up. Can't be locked out
Hex Program A = * 1 * B = * 2 * C = * 3 * D = * 4 * E = * 5 * F = * 6 *
Zone Page TECH1 Click HERE for List of what below programming will report
[01] Receiver Phone 1 (15 Digits Maximum)
I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I
* 2 * = HEX B - to dial *
* 3 * = HEX C - Insert a 4-second pause
* 4 * = HEX D - Wait for Dial-Tone
* 5 * = HEX E - to dial #
[02] Account Number 1
I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I
Note: Any 0 must be entered as *1* 00 is *11*
[03] Receiver Phone 2 (15 Digits Maximum)
I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I
[04] Account Number 2
I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I
[05] Zone Alarm Report Codes 1 to 8
I _3 _I _1 _I Zone 1 Alarm I _3 _I _5 _I Zone 5 Alarm
I _3 _I _2 _I Zone 2 Alarm I _3 _I _6 _I Zone 6 Alarm
I _3 _I _3 _I Zone 3 Alarm I _3 _I _7 _I Zone 7 Alarm
I _3 _I _4 _I Zone 4 Alarm I _3 _I _8 _I Zone 8 Alarm
[06] Zone Restoral Report Codes 1 to 8
I _0 _I _0 _I Zone 1 Restoral I _0 _I _0 _I Zone 5 Restoral
I _0 _I _0 _I Zone 2 Restoral I _0 _I _0 _I Zone 6 Restoral
I _0 _I _0 _I Zone 3 Restoral I _0 _I _0 _I Zone 7 Restoral
I _0 _I _0 _I Zone 4 Restoral I _0 _I _0 _I Zone 8 Restoral
[07] Utility Alarm Report Codes
I _1 _I _6 _I Fire Zone Alarm I _0 _I _0 _I Foil Zone Trouble
I _0 _I _0 _I Aux Input Zone Alarm I _0 _I _0 _I Bell Circuit Trouble
I _0 _I _0 _I Battery Trouble I _7 _I _6 _I Fire Zone Trouble
I _7 _I _9 _I AC Failure Trouble I _0 _I _0 _I Aux Power Supply Trouble
Low Battery report removed due to tendency for runaway signals
[08] Utility Restoral Report Codes
I _0 _I _0 _I Fire Zone Restoral I _0 _I _0 _I Foil Zone Restoral
I _0 _I _0 _I Aux Input Zone Restoral I _0 _I _0 _I Bell Circuit Restoral
I _0 _I _0 _I Battery Restoral I _0 _I _0 _I Fire Zone Trouble Restoral
I _0 _I _0 _I AC Fail Trouble Restoral I _0 _I _0 _I Aux Power Supply Trouble
[09] Closing (Arming) Report Codes 1 to 8 (If Closing required use 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 00)
I _0 _I _0 _I Access Code 1 I _0 _I _0 _I Access Code 5
I _0 _I _0 _I Access Code 2 I _0 _I _0 _I Access Code 6
I _0 _I _0 _I Access Code 3 I _0 _I _0 _I Access Code 7
I _0 _I _0 _I Access Code 4 I _2 _I _6 _I Access Code 8 (Duress)
[10] Opening (Disarming Report Codes 1 to 8 (If Opening required use 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 26)
I _0 _I _0 _I Access Code 1 I _0 _I _0 _I Access Code 5
I _0 _I _0 _I Access Code 2 I _0 _I _0 _I Access Code 6
I _0 _I _0 _I Access Code 3 I _0 _I _0 _I Access Code 7
I _0 _I _0 _I Access Code 4 I _2 _I _6 _I Access Code 8 (Duress)
[11] Miscellaneous Report Codes
I _0 _I _0 _I Partial Closing I _0 _I _0 _I Keypad Police Panic Restoral
I _2 _I _9 _I Keypad Police Panic I _0 _I _0 _I Keypad Fire Panic Restoral
I _1 _I _9 _I Keypad Fire Panic I _0 _I _0 _I Keypad Medical Panic Restoral
I _4 _I _9 _I Keypad Medical Panic I _0 _I _0 _I Periodic Test Transmission
[12] Zone Definitions for Zones 1 to 8
I _ _I _ _I Zone 1 00 = Delay
I _ _I _ _I Zone 2 01 = Instant
I _ _I _ _I Zone 3 02 = Standard Motion
I _ _I _ _I Zone 4 03 = Motion Home/Away (Auto Bypass)
I _ _I _ _I Zone 5 04 = 24 Hr Bell
I _ _I _ _I Zone 6 05 = 24 Hr Bell/Buzzer
I _ _I _ _I Zone 7 06 = 24 Hr Buzzer
I _ _I _ _I Zone 8 07 = 2x Delay
08 = 4x Delay
09 = Foil
[13] 1st System Option Code (Toggle Options ON/OFF, Press # to Exit)
Option ON OFF
OFF I OFF_I 1 Restorals Follow Zone Disabled
OFF I OFF_I 2 Restorals on Bell Time out Disabled
OFF I OFF_I 3 Restorals on Disarming Disabled
OFF I OFF_I 4 DTMF Dialing Pulse Dialing
OFF I _I 5 Normally Closed Loops EOL Resistors Loops
OFF I OFF_I 6 Keypad Panic Audible Silent
ON I _ON _I 7 Call 1st Phone Only Backup to 2nd Phone
OFF I OFF_I 8 8th Code Maids Code Normal Code
[14] 2nd System Option Code (Toggle Options ON/OFF, Press # to Exit)
Default Option ON OFF
OFF I OFF_I 1 For Future Use
OFF I OFF_I 2 For Future Use
OFF I OFF_I 3 For Future Use
OFF I OFF_I 4 For Future Use
OFF I OFF_I 5 Not Used
OFF I OFF_I 6 1400 Hz Radionics 2300 Hz Radionics
OFF I OFF_I 7 TLM Disabled TLM Enabled
OFF I OFF_I 8 Code Required for Bypass Code not Required
[15] Zones 1 to 8 Bypass Mask (Toggle Options ON/OFF, Press # to Exit)
Default Option ON OFF
ON I _ON _I 1 Zone 1 Bypass Enable Bypass Disable
ON I _ON _I 2 Zone 2 Bypass Enable Bypass Disable
ON I _ON _I 3 Zone 3 Bypass Enable Bypass Disable
ON I _ON _I 4 Zone 4 Bypass Enable Bypass Disable
ON I _ON _I 5 Zone 5 Bypass Enable Bypass Disable
ON I _ON _I 6 Zone 6 Bypass Enable Bypass Disable
ON I _ON _I 7 Zone 7 Bypass Enable Bypass Disable
ON I _ON _I 8 Zone 8 Bypass Enable Bypass Disable
[16] System Times
Default
30 I _3 _I _0 _I Entry Delay (00 to 99 seconds)
60 I _6 _I _0 _I Exit Delay (00 to 99 seconds)
04 I _0 _I _4 _I Bell Cutoff (00 to 99 minutes)
60 I _6 _I _0 _I AC Fail Transmission (00 to 99 minutes)
75 I _7 _I _5 _I Loop Response (00 to 99 ms.)
30 I _3 _I _0 _I Test Transmission Cycle (00 to 99 days)
[17] System Clock Times
Default
9999 I _9 _I _9 _I _9 _I _9 _I Automatic Arming Time of Day
9999 I _9 _I _9 _I _9 _I _9 _I Test Transmission Time of Day
[18] Installer Code
Default
2500 I _2 _I _5 _I _0 _I _0 _I (Also try 2530)
[19] Master Code
Default
1234 I _ _I _ _I _ _I _ _I
[20] For Future Use
[21] Communication Format (Any Underlined format will work)
Default
1 I _1 _I 1st Telephone Number
1 I _1 _I 2nd Telephone Number
[0] Silent Knight/Ademco slow, 10 BPS (1400 Hz handshake) 3/1, 4/1, 4/2 non-ext
[1] Sescoa, Franklin, DCI, Vertex, 20 BPS (2300 Hz handshake) 3/1, 4/1, 4/2 non ext
[2] Silent Knight fast, 20 BPS (1400 Hz handshake) 3/1 and 4/2 non extended
[3] Radionics, (2300/1400 Hz handshake) 3/1 and 4/2 non extended
[4] Radionics, (2300/1400 Hz handshake) 3/1 and 4/2 non extended with parity
[5] Acron 4/2 Superfast
[6] Ademco 4/2 Superfast
[7] For future use
[8] Silent Knight/Ademco slow, 10 BPS (1400 Hz handshake) 3/1 extended
[9] Sescoa, Franklin, DCI, Vertex, 20 BPS (2300 Hz handshake) 3/1 extended
[A] Silent Knight fast, 20 BPS (1400 Hz handshake) 3/1 extended
[B] Radionics, (2300/1400 Hz handshake) 3/1 extended
[C] Radionics, (2300/1400 Hz handshake) 3/1 extended with parity
[D] For future use
[E] For future use
[F] For future use
[22] PGM Output
Default
22 I _1 _I _8 _I
1st Digit = Auxiliary Input Zone 2nd Digit = Programmable Output
0 = Future Use 0 = Not Used
1 = Silent 24 Hour Input 1 = Ground Start Pulse
2 = Audible 24 Hour Input 2 = Utility Output no Access Code
3 = Momentary Key Arming 3 = Utility Output any Access Code
4 = Utility Output Group A Access Code
5 = Utility Output Group B Access Code
6 = Keypad Buzzer Follow Mode
7 = System Status (Arm/Disarm) Output
(* 4 Resets Smoke) -->> 8 = Strobe Output (Latched Alarm Output)
9 = Failure to Communicate Output
A = For Future Use
B = Output from Keypad Loop
[23] Zone Group A Assignment (Toggle Options ON/OFF, Press # to Exit)
Default
ON I _ON _I Zone 1 If Zone light ON that zone is assigned to Group A
ON I _ON _I Zone 2
ON I _ON _I Zone 3
ON I _ON _I Zone 4
ON I _ON _I Zone 5
ON I _ON _I Zone 6
ON I _ON _I Zone 7
ON I _ON _I Zone 8
[24] Zone Group B Assignment (Toggle Options ON/OFF, Press # to Exit)
Default
ON I _ON _I Zone 1 If Zone light ON that zone is assigned to Group B
ON I _ON _I Zone 2 If a Zone light is on in both 23 and 24 that zone is
ON I _ON _I Zone 3 common to both partitions and will arm if both
ON I _ON _I Zone 4 sides are armed
ON I _ON _I Zone 5
ON I _ON _I Zone 6
ON I _ON _I Zone 7
ON I _ON _I Zone 8
[25] Access Code Group A Assignment (Toggle Options ON/OFF, Press # to Exit)
Default
ON I _ON _I Zone 1 If Zone light ON that Access Code is assigned Group A
ON I _ON _I Zone 2
ON I _ON _I Zone 3
ON I _ON _I Zone 4
ON I _ON _I Zone 5
ON I _ON _I Zone 6
ON I _ON _I Zone 7
ON I _ON _I Zone 8
[26] Access Code Group B Assignment (Toggle Options ON/OFF, Press # to Exit)
Default
ON I _ON _I Zone 1 If Zone light ON that Access Code is assigned Group B
ON I _ON _I Zone 2 If Zone light is on in both 25 and 26 that code is common
ON I _ON _I Zone 3 to both sides and will arm or disarm the entire system
ON I _ON _I Zone 4
ON I _ON _I Zone 5
ON I _ON _I Zone 6
ON I _ON _I Zone 7
ON I _ON _I Zone 8
[27] Communicator Call Direction
Default
1 I _ 1 _I Zone Group A Alarms and Restorals 0 = No Transmissions (Disabled)
1 I _ 1 _I Zone Group B Alarms and Restorals 1 = Call 1st Phone, Backup to 2nd
1 I _ 1 _I Access Codes Group A Openings/Closings 2 = Call 2nd Phone Only
1 I _ 1 _I Access Codes Group B Openings/Closings 3 = Always Call Both Number
1 I _1 _I Priority Alarms and Restorals
1 I _1 _I Maintenance Alarms and Restorals
[28] Reset To Factory Defaults (USE ONLY IF ERASING PROGRAMMING)
[50] EEPROM Copy Function
Codes
Master Code User 1
Secondary Codes User 2 to 7
Duress Code User 8
Add Code 1. Press * 5 + Master Code (READY/ARMED/TROUBLE will flash)
2. Enter User (1 to 8) (Zone light will begin flashing)
3. Enter new 4-digit User Code (Zone light stops flashing and turns ON)
4. Press # to exit
Delete Code 1. Press * 5 + Master Code (READY/ARMED/TROUBLE will flash)
2. Enter User (2 to 8) (Zone light will begin flashing)
3. Press **** (Zone light should turn OFF)
4. Press # to exit
Troubles
View Trouble Press * 2 and zone light will turn on showing trouble
Zone Light 1 = Panel Low Battery
Zone Light 2 = AC Failure
Zone Light 3 = Day Loop Trouble
Zone Light 4 = Telephone Line Failure (only if Phone line Monitoring is enabled)
Zone Light 5 = Failure to Communicate
Zone Light 6 = Bell/Horn Fuse Failure
Zone Light 7 = Smoke Detector Trouble (must power down system)
Zone Light 8 = System Clock
To set time - * 6, Master Code, 1 then 4 digits (Military Time)
If no lights show system needs service
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Hope that helps. If you need any other help, let us know.
#4
07-27-04, 05:23 PM
I just ran across one today - couldn't do anything with it. It was completely locked-out. Oh well, they are cheap to replace.
I think most companies used the 1500 or 1550 versions of the DSC panels. I run across a 2550 every now and then, but not too often.
I think most companies used the 1500 or 1550 versions of the DSC panels. I run across a 2550 every now and then, but not too often.
Can I get the Pc2500 to call my cellphone?
#6
07-29-04, 04:06 PM
This isn't one that looks to have pager-type output. You would likely have to use a voice dial unit.
It was an uncommon unit. Generally, the 5010 (Power 832) was a better choice for an 8 zone panel, and the price difference was pretty minimal. I've run into exactly one in the wild.
It was an uncommon unit. Generally, the 5010 (Power 832) was a better choice for an 8 zone panel, and the price difference was pretty minimal. I've run into exactly one in the wild.
#7
07-29-04, 04:41 PM
pc2500
Hi MrRon
I got the system from my son, who upgraded his new house. I'm an old retired telephone man that likes to dable and thought I'd try it in my place if i could get it to work. Brandon steered me in the right direction and I have it working. I have it set to call my cell phone, but it keeps on calling. Is there a way to limit the number of out going calls?
I kinda think it's an oddball system as I can't seem to get much info on it and DSC doesn't answer my emails.
Ken
I got the system from my son, who upgraded his new house. I'm an old retired telephone man that likes to dable and thought I'd try it in my place if i could get it to work. Brandon steered me in the right direction and I have it working. I have it set to call my cell phone, but it keeps on calling. Is there a way to limit the number of out going calls?
I kinda think it's an oddball system as I can't seem to get much info on it and DSC doesn't answer my emails.
Ken
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07-29-04, 04:51 PM
Security panel builders don't provide anything other than user manuals for non-dealers (for obvious reasons).
As far as the dialout, there is no option to limit the number of attempts (it's probably hard-coded for 8-10 trys). If it doesn't get a "kissoff" from a reciever that it recognizes, then it will keep trying until it reaches it's comm failure limit.
Like I said, I think it didn't sell well because it's far less capable than the Power Series that first became popular about the same time (late 1980s).
As far as the dialout, there is no option to limit the number of attempts (it's probably hard-coded for 8-10 trys). If it doesn't get a "kissoff" from a reciever that it recognizes, then it will keep trying until it reaches it's comm failure limit.
Like I said, I think it didn't sell well because it's far less capable than the Power Series that first became popular about the same time (late 1980s).
