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This document provides instructions for programming various parameters of an alarm system, including registering keypads, activating partitions, assigning zones to partitions, setting system times, programming user codes, defining zone attributes, establishing alarm reporting telephone numbers, and further. The document explains the numerical steps required to configure these options using the panel's quick programming command.
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This document provides instructions for programming various parameters of an alarm system, including registering keypads, activating partitions, assigning zones to partitions, setting system times, programming user codes, defining zone attributes, establishing alarm reporting telephone numbers, and further. The document explains the numerical steps required to configure these options using the panel's quick programming command.
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Quick Programming Sheet
PC1616/PC1832/PC1864 v4.2
1. * 8 + INSTALLER CODE (“ 5555 ”) “Enter programming mode”.
2. Section 000 (Keyboard Registration [ 000 ]) → 0
Partition address space address
1 1
2 2
3 3
4 4
5 5
6 6
7 7
8 8
Ex. To program the LED Keypad in Partition 1, Space 1
Enter: 000 → 0 → 11 and we exit with “ # # “.
LCD keyboards must be registered in Space 8 , to later be recognized by the
DLS Software.
Ex. To program the LCD keypad in Partition 1 , Space 8
Enter: 000 → 0 → 18 and we exit with “ # # “.
Ex. To program the LCD keypad in Partition 2 , Space 8
Enter: 000 → 0 → 28 and we exit with “ # # “.
3. Section 201 Activate Partition
[ 201 ] → 1 2 3 _ _ _ _ 8 and we leave with “ # “.
Partition 1 is already activated by default (“ System Partition ”).
4. Section 202 Assignment of Zones to Partitions
To assign a Zone to a specific Partition, we turn on 1 … 8 , in [ 202 ]
[ 202 ] → 1 2 3 4 _ _ _ _ and we leave with “ # “.
Zones 1 2 3 4 will be assigned to Partition 1.
Partition 1 Partition 2
[202] ________ [210] ________
1 8 1 8
[203] ________ [211] ________
9 16 9 16
[ 210 ] → _ _ _ _ 5 6 7 8 and we leave with “ # “.
Zones 5 6 7 8 will be assigned to Partition 2
Ex. To assign Zones 11 and 15 to Partition 1
[ 203 ] → _ _ 3 _ _ _ 7 _ and we leave with “ # “.
Ex. To assign Zones 10 and 14 to Partition 2
[ 210 ] → _ 2 _ _ _ 6 _ _ and we leave with “ # “.
5. Section 005 System Timing
We have three times to program for each Partition.
[ 005 ] → 01 → _ _ _ Entry Time 1 ( Entry Zone 1 ) Ex. 030
_ _ _ Entry Time 2 ( Entry Zone 2 ) Ex. 020
_ _ _ Exit Delay Time Ex. 020
The system times for Partition 1 will be programmed.
Ex. [ 005 ] → 02 → 020 030 030 and we leave with “ # “.
It will be programmed for Partition 2 , Entry Time 1 : 20 sec.,
Entry Time 2 : 30sec. an Exit Delay time of 30 sec.
Entering subsection 09 , we program the bell cut-off time
[ 005 ] → 09 → _ _ _ Bell Cutoff Time Ex. 004.
6. System date and time: command “*6”.
We enter * 6 option 3 and enter the time and date with the next.
format: “hh mm MM/DD/YY”
* 6 → 3 → 1200 01/01/10 and we exit with “ # “.
12 PM will be entered as the System Time and Date.
from January 1, 2010.
7. Program user codes: command “*5”
We enter * 5 , then the master code (1234); the user number to be programmed
(Ex. 01 ), * , and the code to be programmed, as shown below:
* 5 → “Master Code” (1 2 3 4) → 01 * _ _ _ _ and we exit with “#”
Ex. To program User 1 with code 6 6 6 6
* 5 → 1 2 3 4 → 01 * → 6666 and we exit with “ # “.
On LCD keyboards if the User is programmed,
“P” will appear in the lower right corner.
8. Assign user to a partition: command “*5”
We enter * 5 , then the Master Code ( 1234 ), the number “8” , the user number
(Ex. 01 ), “ * “ , and the Partition Number,
as it's shown in the following:
* 5 → 1 2 3 4 → 8 → 01 → * → 1
We will have assigned User 1 , Partition 1 .
Ex. To assign User 2, Partition 2.
* 5 → 1 2 3 4 → 8 → 02 → * → 2 and we exit with “ # “.
9. Section 001 Zone Definitions
We type 001 and then the attribute of each Zone,
01 (Delay Zone 1), 03 (Instant Zone), etc.
[001] → 01, 02 , 03 ,03, 05
↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓
Zone1 Z2 Z3 Z4 Z5
Ex. [ 001 ] → 01, 02, 03, 03, 05 and we leave with “ # “.
We gave attribute 01 to Zone 1 , 02 to Zone 2 , 03 to Zone 3 ,
03 to Zone 4 and 05 to Zone 5 .
10. Section 350 Communication Format
[ 350 ] → 06 Residential communication format
Ex. [ 350 ] → 06 and we exit with “ # “.
11. Section 160 Number of Dialing Attempts
[ 160 ] → 001 to 255
Ex. [ 160 ] → 005 and we exit with “ # “.
12. Section 301 1st Telephone Number [301] → _ _ _ _ _ _ _ and we leave with
“#”
302 2nd telephone number [302] → _ _ _ _ _ _ _ and we exit with “ #
“
303 3rd telephone number [303] → _ _ _ _ _ _ _ and we leave with
“#”
13. Section 320 Broadcast Codes
[ 320 ] → 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 and we leave with “ # “.
The Alarm Report Code will be transmitted per Zone.
14. Section 006 Installer Code ( 5 5 5 5 by default)
[ 006 ] → 3 3 3 3 and we leave with “ # “.
The Installer Code will be changed to 3333.
15. Section 007 Master Code ( 1 2 3 4 by default)
[ 007 ] → 1 1 1 1 and we leave with “ # “.
The Master Code will be changed to 1111.
