DSC Sur-Gard DVACS PC54OO User manual

Introduction 3

Features ........................................................................................................................... 3

Module Specifications ..................................................................................................... 3

Installation ........................................................................................................................ 3

PC5400 Hook-up Diagram 4

Programming Section Descriptions 5

ProgrammingWorksheets 7

PC5010, PC5015, PC5008, PC1555, PC580 Programming Sections .............................. 7

PC1575 DVACS Programming ....................................................................................... 19

Appendix A: DVACS ReportingTypeTables 24

Appendix B: PC5010, PC5015, PC5008, PC1555, PC580

DVACS Default Reporting Codes 28

Appendix C: PC1575 DVACS Default Reporting Codes 32

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Introduction

Features

Allows compatible alarm control panels to be

connected to a DVACS communications network.

Module Specifications

• 4 wire (QUAD) hook-up to keybus

• Normal current draw of 35 mA

• Tamper and Trouble reporting codes

• Maximum cable length: 61m (200 ft)

PC5400 connected to a DVACS network

• Automatic programming for DVACS function

bytes and reporting codes.

• Programmable response type to all calls

• Monitoring for DVACS line fault

• Module self diagnostics

Compatible Products

• PC5015

• PC5010

• PC5008

• PC1575

• PC1555

• PC580

Installation

Mounting the Cabinet

When mounting a new cabinet for the PC5400,

select a dry location close to the F1/F2 subset.

To mount the PC5400:

1. Press the four white circuit board stand-offs

into the raised mounting holes from the back

of the cabinet.

2. Hold the cabinet in position and pull the wires

into the cabinet.

3. Mount the cabinet securely to the wall using

the mounting screws provided. Use the

appropriate wall anchors when securing the

panel to the drywall, plaster, concrete, brick or

other similar surfaces.

4. With the cabinet mounted press the PC5400

module into the stand-offs.

Wiring

Refer to the Hook-up Diagram included in this

manual.

RED, BLK, YEL and GRN Terminals

Connect the RED, BLK, YEL and GRN terminals to

the RED, BLK, YEL and GRN terminals on the

control panel. Refer to the control panel

Installation Manual for complete instructions on

keybus wiring.

T1 and T2

Connect T1 and T2 to a normally closed switch

that will be used to monitor tampers. If no tamper

switch is desired place a wire between T1 and T2.

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PC5400 Hook-up Diagram

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Programming Section Descriptions

If you will be connecting the PC5400 to a PC5010, PC5015, PC1555 or PC580 control panel, access the

PC5400 programming sections at a system keypad by entering [*][8][Installer's Code][803]. Then enter

the 2-digit number of the section you want to program.

If you will be connecting the PC5400 to a PC1575, access the PC5400 programming sections at a

system keypad by entering [*][8][Installer's Code][87]. Then enter the 2-digit number of the section you

want to program.

Sections [10-13] Wireless & Miscellaneous Reporting Codes

Program the DVACS reporting codes in these sections (see DVACS Transmission Table for Transmission

Codes):

•To have the PC5400 transmit a pre-programmed code from the internal table, leave the

programming at the default value FF. Default reporting codes are listed in the Appendices B and C.

•To prevent the PC5400 from reporting an event, program the code as 00.

•To have the PC5400 transmit a different code, program a value from 01-FE.

Sections [20-23] Wireless & Miscellaneous Reporting Types

By programming the Reporting Types sections, you can add additional information to each transmission.

For example, you can program the reporting code for zone 1 as 01 and the reporting type for zone 1 as

00, to indicate that zone 1 is a fire zone. Refer to the DVACS Reporting Type tables on pages 24-27.

•To have the PC5400 transmit a pre-programmed code from the internal table, leave the

programming at the default value FF. Default reporting types are listed in the Appendix A.

•To have the PC5400 transmit a different code, program a value from 00-7F.

NOTE: Do not program values above 7F.

Sections [36-39] Zone Definitions

Make sure that the zone definitions match those programmed in the control panel.

Section [40] DVACS ID Code

Program the DVACS ID code in this section. This code identifies a PC5400 module on a DVACS subset,

specifying which poll from a F2 node the module will respond to. Valid entries are 01 - F0.

Section [41] All Call Select

Use this section to program which all call response the PC5720 will have. The options are:

(00)no response on any all call

(01)response on all call #1 only

(02)response on all call #2 only

(03)response on both all calls

(04)modules with odd-numbered ID codes (see section 40) respond to All Call #1. Modules with even-

numbered ID codes respond to All Call #2. (E.g. a module withID code 03 will respond to All Call

#1. A module with ID code 04 will respond to All Call #2.)

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Section [42] Miscellaneous (Transmission) Options

Option 1: Turn this option ON to have the PC5400 send alarms during an all call. Turn this option OFF to

have the PC5400 send alarms and restorals during an all call.

Option 2: Turn this option ON to have the PC5400 report which zones have been bypassed. Turn this

option OFF for prevent the PC5400 from reporting which zones have been bypassed.

Option 3: Turn this option ON to have the PC5400 report openings and closings. Turn this option OFF to

to prevent the PC5400 from reporting openings and closings.

Sections [43-68] Reporting Codes

Program the DVACS reporting codes in these sections (see DVACS Transmission Table for Transmission

Codes):

•To have the PC5400 transmit a pre-programmed code from the internal table, leave the

programming at the default value FF. Default reporting codes are listed in the Appendices B and C.

•To prevent the PC5400 from reporting an event, program the code as 00.

•To have the PC5400 transmit a different code, program a value from 01-FE.

Sections [69-94] Reporting Types

By programming the Reporting Types sections, you can add additional information to each transmission.

For example, you can program the reporting code for zone 1 as 01 and the reporting type for zone 1 as

00, to indicate that zone 1 is a fire zone. Refer to the DVACS Reporting Type tables on pages 24-27.

•To have the PC5400 transmit a pre-programmed code from the internal table, leave the

programming at the default value FF. Default reporting types are listed in the Appendix A.

•To have the PC5400 transmit a different code, program a value from 00-7F.

NOTE: Do not program values above 7F.

NOTE: If you change any of the above options from the default settings, test the PC5400 to make sure

it is operating as desired.

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PC5010, PC5015, PC5008, PC1555, PC580 Programming Sections

(see page 20 for PC1575 programming sections)

If you will be connecting the PC5400 to a PC5010, PC5015, PC1555 or PC580 control panel, access the

PC5400 programming sections at a system keypad by entering [*][8][Installer's Code][803]. Then enter

the 2-digit number of the section you want to program.

[10] Handheld Keypad Low Battery Reporting Codes

Default Default

FF I____I____IHandheld Keypad #1 FF I____I____IFor future use

FF I____I____IHandheld Keypad #2 FF I____I____IFor future use

FF I____I____IHandheld Keypad #3 FF I____I____IFor future use

FF I____I____IHandheld Keypad #4 FF I____I____IFor future use

[11] Wireless Key 1-8 Low Battery Reporting Codes

Default Default

FF I____I____IWireless Key #1 FF I____I____IWireless Key #5

FF I____I____IWireless Key #2 FF I____I____IWireless Key #6

FF I____I____IWireless Key #3 FF I____I____IWireless Key #7

FF I____I____IWireless Key #4 FF I____I____IWireless Key #8

[12] Wireless Key 9-16 Low Battery Reporting Codes

Default Default

FF I____I____IWireless Key #9 FF I____I____IWireless Key #13

FF I____I____IWireless Key #10 FF I____I____IWireless Key #14

FF I____I____IWireless Key #11 FF I____I____IWireless Key #15

FF I____I____IWireless Key #12 FF I____I____IWireless Key #16

[13] Miscellaneous Option Reporting Codes

Default Default

FF I____I____IPolice Code FF I____I____IFor future use

FF I____I____IDelinquency Code FF I____I____IFor future use

FF I____I____ILate to Close FF I____I____IFor future use

FF I____I____IEvent Buffer 75% Full FF I____I____IFor future use

[20] Handheld Keypad Low Battery Reporting Types

Default Default

FF I____I____IHandheld Keypad #1 FF I____I____IFor future use

FF I____I____IHandheld Keypad #2 FF I____I____IFor future use

FF I____I____IHandheld Keypad #3 FF I____I____IFor future use

FF I____I____IHandheld Keypad #4 FF I____I____IFor future use

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[21] Wireless Key 1-8 Low Battery Reporting Types

Default Default

FF I____I____IWireless Key #1 FF I____I____IWireless Key #5

FF I____I____IWireless Key #2 FF I____I____IWireless Key #6

FF I____I____IWireless Key #3 FF I____I____IWireless Key #7

FF I____I____IWireless Key #4 FF I____I____IWireless Key #8

[22] Wireless Key 9-16 Low Battery Reporting Types

Default Default

FF I____I____IWireless Key #9 FF I____I____IWireless Key #13

FF I____I____IWireless Key #10 FF I____I____IWireless Key #14

FF I____I____IWireless Key #11 FF I____I____IWireless Key #15

FF I____I____IWireless Key #12 FF I____I____IWireless Key #16

[23] Miscellaneous Option Reporting Types

Default Default

FF I____I____IPolice Code FF I____I____IFor future use

FF I____I____IDelinquency Code FF I____I____IFor future use

FF I____I____ILate to Close FF I____I____IFor future use

FF I____I____IEvent Buffer 75% Full FF I____I____IFor future use

ZONE DEFINITIONS

00 Null Zone (Not Used) 10 24-Hour Supervisory Buzzer 20 24-Hour Freeze

01 Delay 1 11 24-Hour Burglary 21 24-Hour Latching Tamper

02 Delay 2 12 24-Hour Holdup 22 Momentary Keyswitch Arm

03 Instant 13 24-Hour Gas 23 Maintained Keyswitch Arm

04 Interior 14 24-Hour Heat 24 LINKS Answer

05 Interior, Home-Away 15 24-Hour Medical 25*Interior Delay

06 Delay, Home-Away 16 24-Hour Panic 26*24-Hour Non-Alarm

07 Delayed 24-Hour Fire (Hardwired) 17 24-Hour Emergency 87 Delayed 24-Hour Fire (Wireless)

08 Standard 24-Hour Fire (Hardwired) 18 24-Hour Sprinkler 88 Standard 24-Hour Fire (Wireless)

09 24-Hour Supervisory (LINKS) 19 24-Hour Water

*25 for v2.1 and higher control panels only

**26 for v2.2 and higher control panels only

[36] Zone 1-8 Definitions

Default Default

01 I____I____IZone 1 04 I____I____IZone 5

03 I____I____IZone 2 04 I____I____IZone 6

03 I____I____IZone 3 04 I____I____IZone 7

03 I____I____IZone 4 04 I____I____IZone 8

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[37] Zone 9-16 Definitions

Default Default

00 I____I____IZone 9 00 I____I____IZone 13

00 I____I____IZone 10 00 I____I____IZone 14

00 I____I____IZone 11 00 I____I____IZone 15

00 I____I____IZone 12 00 I____I____IZone 16

[38] Zone 17-24 Definitions

Default Default

00 I____I____IZone 17 00 I____I____IZone 21

00 I____I____IZone 18 00 I____I____IZone 22

00 I____I____IZone 19 00 I____I____IZone 23

00 I____I____IZone 20 00 I____I____IZone 24

[39] Zone 25-32 Definitions

Default Default

00 I____I____IZone 25 00 I____I____IZone 29

00 I____I____IZone 26 00 I____I____IZone 30

00 I____I____IZone 27 00 I____I____IZone 31

00 I____I____IZone 28 00 I____I____IZone 32

[40] ID Code

Default

00 I____I____I

[41] All Call Select

Default

01 I____I____I

00 No response on All Call

01 Response on All Call #1 only

02 Response on All Call #2 only

03 Response on both All Calls

04 Modules with odd-numbered ID codes (see section 40) respond to All Call

#1. Modules with even-numbered ID codes respond to All Call #2. (E.g. a

module withID code 03 will respond to All Call #1. A module with ID code 04

will respond to All Call #2.)

[42] Miscellaneous Options

Default Option ON Option OFF

ON I____IOption 1 All Call Sends Alarms Only All Call Sends Alarms & Restorals

ON I____IOption 2 Zone Bypass Report Enabled Zone Bypass Report Disabled

ON I____IOption 3 Openings/Closings Enabled Openings/Closings Disabled

OFF I____IOption 4 -8 For future use

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[43] First SG-DVACS Reporting Codes

Default Default

FF I____I____IDuress Alarm FF I____I____IAux. Input Alarm / Restore

FF I____I____IKeypad [F] Key Alarm / Restore FF I____I____IPC5132 Tamper / Restore

FF I____I____IKeypad [A] Key Alarm / Restore FF I____I____IPC5208 Tamper / Restore

FF I____I____IKeypad [P] Key Alarm / Restore FF I____I____IPC5204 Tamper / Restore

[44] Second SG-DVACS Reporting Codes

Default Default

FF I____I____IPC5400 Tamper / Restore FF I____I____IBell Circuit Trouble / Restore

FF I____I____ILINKS Module Tamper / Restore FF I____I____IFire Trouble Alarm / Restore

FF I____I____IBattery Trouble / Restore FF I____I____IAux Power Trouble / Restore

FF I____I____IAC Trouble / Restore FF I____I____ITLM (LINKS) Trouble / Restore

[45] Third SG-DVACS Reporting Codes

Default Default

FF I____I____IPhone Number 1 Trouble / Restore FF I____I____ICritical Shutdown

FF I____I____IPhone Number 2 Trouble / Restore FF I____I____IPC5204 AC Trbl / Rest

FF I____I____IDLS Lead Out Failed FF I____I____IPC5204 Battery Trbl / Rest

FF I____I____IKeybus Fault / Restore FF I____I____IPC5204 Aux Power Trbl / Rest

[46] Fourth SG-DVACS Reporting Codes

Default Default

FF I____I____IPC5204 Output Fault / Restore FF I____I____IPC5204 Supv. Fault / Rest

FF I____I____IDownlook Module Supv./Restore FF I____I____IPC5400 Supv. Fault / Rest

FF I____I____IPC5132 Supervisory Fault / Restore FF I____I____IAlt. Comm (LINKS) Supv Flt/Rest

FF I____I____IPC5208 Supervisory Fault / Restore FF I____I____IPC59XX Supv. Fault / Rest

[47] Fifth SG-DVACS Reporting Codes

Default Default

FF I____I____IESCORT 5580 Supv Fault / Restore FF I____I____ISystem Test

FF I____I____IKeypad Lockout FF I____I____IInstaller Lead In / Lead Out

FF I____I____IRemote ESCORT Access FF I____I____ICold Start

FF I____I____IDLS Lead In / Lead Out FF I____I____IWarm Start

[48] Sixth SG-DVACS Reporting Codes

Default Default

FF I____I____ISwinger Shutdown FF I____I____IAuto Arm Cancellation

FF I____I____IS-A Mode / Activate S-A Zones FF I____I____IPartial Closing

FF I____I____IOpening After Alarm FF I____I____IBell Supervisory (PC5720)

FF I____I____IRecent Closing FF I____I____IDwnlook Module Remote Trigger

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