DSC PC5720 User manual

Installation
Manual
PC572O
SUR-GARD V2.2
1-8OO-387-363O
© 1998 Digital Security Controls Ltd.
1645 Flint Road, Downsview, Ontario, Canada M3J 2J6
Printed in Canada 29003276 R0
W A R N I N G – This manual contains information on
limitations regarding product use and function and information
on the limitations as to liability of the manufacturer. The entire
manual should be carefully read.

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Table of Contents
System Introduction 3
Features............................................................................................................................................. 3
Module Specifications ....................................................................................................................... 3
PC5720 connected to a serial printer................................................................................................ 3
PC5720 connected to a DVACS network .......................................................................................... 3
Compatible Products ......................................................................................................................... 3
Getting Started 4
Mounting the Cabinet ........................................................................................................................ 4
Wiring ............................................................................................................................................... 4
Module Supervision ........................................................................................................................... 5
PC5720Wiring Diagram 6
Programming Sections 7
Serial Printer Programming: .........................................................................................................7
ProgrammingWorksheets 10
[01] Printer Configuration .......................................................................................................10
[05] Language Selection........................................................................................................ 10
[06] Miscellaneous Options ................................................................................................... 10
PC5010 and PC5015 Programming Sections............................................................................ 10
[10] Handheld Keypad Low Battery Reporting Codes.......................................................... 10
[11] Wireless Key 1-8 Low Battery Reporting Codes ............................................................10
[12] Wireless Key 9-16 Low Battery Reporting Codes ..........................................................11
[13] Miscellaneous Option Reporting Codes ........................................................................ 11
[20] Handheld Keypad Low Battery Reporting Types........................................................... 11
[21] Wireless Key 1-8 Low Battery Reporting Types ............................................................. 11
[22] Wireless Key 9-16 Low Battery Reporting Types ...........................................................11
[23] Miscellaneous Option Reporting Types.......................................................................... 12
ZONE DEFINITIONS................................................................................................................... 12
[36] Zone 1-8 Definitions........................................................................................................12
[37] Zone 9-16 Definitions......................................................................................................12
[38] Zone 17-24 Definitions.................................................................................................... 12
[39] Zone 25-32 Definitions.................................................................................................... 13
[40] ID Code........................................................................................................................... 13
[41] All Call Select.................................................................................................................. 13
[42] Miscellaneous Options ................................................................................................... 13
[43] First SG-DVACS Reporting Codes.................................................................................. 13
[44] Second SG-DVACS Reporting Codes ............................................................................14
[45] Third SG-DVACS Reporting Codes ................................................................................ 14
[46] Fourth SG-DVACS Reporting Codes .............................................................................. 14
[47] Fifth SG-DVACS Reporting Codes.................................................................................. 14
[48] Sixth SG-DVACS Reporting Codes................................................................................. 14
[49] Zone 1-8 Alarm / Restore / Bypass Reporting Codes .................................................... 14
[50] Zone 9-16 Alarm / Restore / Bypass Reporting Codes .................................................. 15

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[51] Zone 17-24 Alarm / Restore / Bypass Reporting Codes ................................................ 15
[52] Zone 25-32 Alarm / Restore / Bypass Reporting Codes ................................................ 15
[53] Zone 1-8 Tamper / Restore Reporting Codes................................................................. 15
[54] Zone 9-16 Tamper / Restore Reporting Codes............................................................... 15
[55] Zone 17-24 Tamper / Restore Reporting Codes ............................................................ 15
[56] Zone 25-32 Tamper / Restore Reporting Codes ............................................................ 16
[57] Zone 1-8 Trouble / Restore Reporting Codes................................................................. 16
[58] Zone 9-16 Trouble / Restore Reporting Codes............................................................... 16
[59] Zone 17-24 Trouble / Restore Reporting Codes............................................................. 16
[60] Zone 25-32 Trouble / Restore Reporting Codes............................................................. 16
[61] Zone 1-8 Low Battery / Restore Reporting Codes ......................................................... 16
[62] Zone 9-16 Low Battery / Restore Reporting Codes ....................................................... 17
[63] Zone 17-24 Low Battery / Restore Reporting Codes ..................................................... 17
[64] Zone 25-32 Low Battery / Restore Reporting Codes ..................................................... 17
[65] Keypad Tamper / Restore Reporting Codes .................................................................. 17
[66] Zone Expander Tamper / Restore Reporting Codes ...................................................... 17
[67] Keypad Supervisory / Restore Reporting Codes ........................................................... 17
[68] Zone Expander Supervisory / Restore Reporting Codes ............................................... 18
[69] Zone 1-8 Alarm / Restore / Bypass Reporting Types .....................................................18
[70] Zone 9-16 Alarm / Restore / Bypass Reporting Types ................................................... 18
[71] Zone 17-24 Alarm / Restore / Bypass Reporting Types ................................................. 18
[72] Zone 25-32 Alarm / Restore / Bypass Reporting Types ................................................. 18
[73] Zone 1-8 Tamper / Restore Reporting Types.................................................................. 18
[74] Zone 9-16 Tamper / Restore Reporting Types................................................................ 19
[75] Zone 17-24 Tamper / Restore Reporting Types.............................................................. 19
[76] Zone 25-32 Tamper / Restore Reporting Types.............................................................. 19
[77] Zone 1-8 Trouble / Restore Reporting Types.................................................................. 19
[78] Zone 9-16 Trouble / Restore Reporting Types................................................................ 19
[79] Zone 17-24 Trouble / Restore Reporting Types.............................................................. 19
[80] Zone 25-32 Trouble / Restore Reporting Types.............................................................. 20
[81] Zone 1-8 Low Battery / Restore Reporting Types .......................................................... 20
[82] Zone 9-16 Low Battery / Restore Reporting Types ........................................................ 20
[83] Zone 17-24 Low Battery / Restore Reporting Types ...................................................... 20
[84] Zone 25-32 Low Battery / Restore Reporting Types ...................................................... 20
[85] Keypad Tamper / Restore Reporting Types ................................................................... 20
[86] Zone Expander Tamper / Restore Reporting Types ....................................................... 21
[87] Keypad Supervisory / Restore Reporting Types ............................................................ 21
[88] Zone Expander Supervisory / Restore Reporting Types ................................................ 21
[89] First DVACS Reporting Types ......................................................................................... 21
[90] Second DVACS Reporting Types ................................................................................... 21
[91] Third DVACS Reporting Types........................................................................................ 21
[92] Fourth DVACS Reporting Types ..................................................................................... 22
[93] Fifth DVACS Reporting Types ......................................................................................... 22
[94] Sixth DVACS Reporting Types ........................................................................................ 22
DVAC ReportingTypes 23
PC5010 & PC5015 DVACS Default Reporting Codes 27

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System Introduction
S E C T I O N 1
Features
The PC5720 is a fire module that can be used for ULC-listed non-residential fire applications. The
PC5720 can also be used as an interface between the control panel and either a serial printer or a
DVAC communications network.
Module Specifications
• 4-wire (QUAD) hook-up to the Keybus
• Current draw: 80mA standby; 100mA with printer, 120mA with F1/F2-L3
• Tamper and Trouble reporting codes
• Maximum cable length: 200 feet (61 meters)
• Eight zone inputs: one ground fault detection zone, two normally open Class A loops and five
standard Class B loops.
PC5720 connected to a serial printer
• True RS-232 technology
• DTR protocol
• Four possible baud rates: 300, 1200, 2400 or 4800
PC5720 connected to a DVACS network
• Automatic programming for extended DVACS reporting codes.
• Monitoring for DVACS line fault
• Module self diagnostics
Compatible Products
• PC5010
• PC5015

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Getting Started
S E C T I O N 2
Mounting the Cabinet
When mounting a new cabinet for the PC5720, select a dry location close to where the serial printer
will be located (if used), or near the F1/F2 subset if DVACS communications is to be used.
To mount the cabinet:
1.From the back of the cabinet, press in the four white circuit board stand-offs into the raised
mounting holes.
2.Holding the cabinet in position, pull all wiring into the cabinet through the hole in the back.
3.Using the provided mounting screws and appropriate wall anchors, mount the cabinet securely to
the wall.
4.Press the PC5720 module onto the plastic stand-offs.
Wiring
Refer to the Hook-up Diagram included in this manual.
Keybus Wires
Connect the red, black, yellow and green wires to the RED, BLK, YEL and GRN terminals on the
control panel, respectively. Refer to your panel’s Installation Manual for complete instructions on
Keybus wiring.
Zone Input terminals
The zone inputs Z10 to Z14 as well as A and B will report as PC5010 zones 10-16. This is not
optional. These zones cannot be programmed to enunciate as any other system zones.
The PC5720 zone inputs are as follows:
• The EGND input will report as control panel zone 09. It is a ground fault detection zone only.
When the PC5720 detects an incorrect ground connection, a zone 9 trouble is sent to the control
panel. Zone 09 must be programmed as a 24-hour supervisory zone (zone type 09). A ground
fault cannot cause a false alarm on any zone, nor can it inhibit any zone’s performance.
• Zone inputs Z10-Z14 will report as control panel zones 10-14.
• Zones 15 and 16 are normally open Class A loops. These correspond to two sets of A and B
terminals on the PC5720. Zones 15 and 16 must be programmed as Delay Fire (zone type 07) or
Standard Fire (zone type 08). These zones must be connected according to the following
diagram:

G E T T I N G S T A R T E D
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Normally Open Class A Loops
The two Normally Open Class A Loops (Zones 15 and 16) function as follows:
•Restored States
A1+ is shorted to A1-.
B1+ is shorted to B1-.
There is a Normally-Open contact between A1 and B1.
A2+ is shorted to A2-.
B2+ is shorted to B2-.
There is a Normally-Open contact between A2 and B2.
•Alarms
If the Normally-Open contact between A1 and B1 is shorted a Z15 Alarm will result.
If the Normally-Open contact between A2 and B2 is shorted a Z16 Alarm will result.
Note: A short from either A1+ or A1- to either B1+ or B1- will cause an alarm to occur. This is also
true to A2 and B2.
•Troubles
If either of the shorts on A1 (+ to -) or B1 (+ to -) is removed, a Z15 Trouble will result.
If either of the shorts on A2 (+ to -) or B2 (+ to -) is removed, a Z16 Trouble will result.
Tamper
There is no tamper input for the PC5720.
Module Supervision
The PC5720 will not be supervised as a single unit unlike the other Power832 modules. It will be
supervised as a PC5400 (printer) or alternate communicator (DVAC) and zone expanders 1 and 2
(zones 9-12, zones 13-16). These three areas of supervision correspond to supervision zone lights
[20] (printer) or [22] (alternate communicator), [9] and [10] when all modules are displayed by
entering [✱] [8] [Installer’s Code] [903]. The supervision restorals of all modules will be transmitted
through the DVAC line (if used).
In order for the PC5720 to be supervised, you must follow the supervision procedure. For details,
please refer to your panel’s Installation Manual.
If the PC5720 loses communication with the main panel, a Keybus fault will be transmitted through
the DVAC line. The PC5720 (the alternator communicator and zone expanders 1 and 2) will go into
supervisory fault. All events which occur during the Keybus fault will not be transmitted through the
DVAC line. Once communications have been restored, a Keybus fault restoral will be transmitted and
the PC5720 (alternate communicator and zone expanders 1 and 2) will be restored from supervisory
fault.
If the PC5720 loses communications with the DVAC receiver, it will stop supervising the alternate
communicator, causing an alternate communicator supervisory fault. When communications are
restored, an alternate communicator supervisory fault restoral will be sent.

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PC5720 Wiring Diagram

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Programming Sections
S E C T I O N 3
Program the PC5720 in module programming section [801] in installer’s programming mode. For
instructions on installer’s programming, refer to your control panel’s Installation Manual, section four
“How to Program”.
If you will be connecting the PC5720 to a serial printer, program sections [01] to [05]. If you will be
using DVACS, program section [06], option [1] as OFF. Once the PC5720 has been changed to a
DVAC module, you must access DVAC programming in module programming section [803], and
complete programming in sections [10] to [94].
Serial Printer Programming:
Section [01], Option [1] Printer Enable/Disable
Enables the module for use with a serial printer.
Section [01], Option [2] Handshake Enable/Disable
Enables a handshake with the printer.
Section [01], Option [3] Printer Columns
Program the number of columns appropriate for the printer.
Section [01], Options [4] to [7] Baud Rate
Program the baud rate the PC5720 module will use to communicate with the serial printer. The baud
rate is the speed at which information will be transmitted from the PC5720 module to the serial
printer. There are four different baud rates available. If you are experiencing problems with missing
characters, try lowering the baud rate.
Section [01], Option [8] Clock display
Program how the clock displays the time.
Section [05] Printer Language Selection
The default language is English. You can program the module for French, Spanish or Swedish.
NOTE: If some characters do not print correctly, try changing the character set your printer
uses.
PC5400 Miscellaneous Options – Section [06], Option [1]
Program this options as ON if you will be using a serial printer, or as OFF if you will be using DVACS.
NOTE: If you change this option, the PC5720 will return to its factory default programming.
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 PC5720 transmit a pre-programmed code from the internal table, leave the
programming at the default value FF. Default reporting codes are listed in the Appendix B.
• To prevent the PC5720 from reporting an event, program the code as 00.
• To have the PC5720 transmit a different code, program a value from 01-FE.

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PROGRAMMINGVSECTIONS
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 PC5720 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 PC5720 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 PC5720 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.)
Section [42] Miscellaneous (Transmission) Options
Option 1: Turn this option ON to have the PC5720 send alarms during an all call. Turn this option
OFF to have the PC5720 send alarms and restorals during an all call.
Option 2: Turn this option ON to have the PC5720 report which zones have been bypassed. Turn
this option OFF for prevent the PC5720 from reporting which zones have been bypassed.
Option 3: Turn this option ON to have the PC5720 report openings and closings. Turn this option
OFF to to prevent the PC5720 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 PC5720 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.
• To prevent the PC5720 from reporting an event, program the code as 00.
• To have the PC5720 transmit a different code, program a value from 01-FE.

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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 PC5720 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 PC5720 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 PC5720 to
make sure it is operating as desired.

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Programming Worksheets
S E C T I O N 4
[01]Printer Configuration
Default Option ON OFF
OFF I_____I
11
11
1 Printer Enabled Printer Disabled
ON I_____I
22
22
2 Handshake from Printer (DTR) No Handshake
OFF I_____I
33
33
3 80 Column Printer 40 Column Printer
OFF I_____I
44
44
4 300 Baud enabled 300 Baud disabled
OFF I_____I
55
55
5 1200 Baud enabled 1200 Baud disabled
ON I_____I
66
66
6 2400 Baud enabled 2400 Baud disabled
OFF I_____I
77
77
7 4800 Baud enabled 4800 Baud disabled
OFF I_____I
88
88
8 Local clock displays 24hr time Local clock displays AM/PM
[05]Language Selection
Default
01 I____I____I Printer Language (01=English; 02=French; 03=Spanish; 04=Swedish)
[06]Miscellaneous Options
Default Option ON Option OFF
ON I____I Option 1 Serial Printer enabled DVACS enabled
OFF I____I Option 2-8 For future use
PC5010 and PC5015 Programming Sections
If you will be connecting the PC5720 to a PC5010 or PC5015 control panel, access the PC5720
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____I Handheld Keypad #1 FF I____I____I For future use
FF I____I____I Handheld Keypad #2 FF I____I____I For future use
FF I____I____I Handheld Keypad #3 FF I____I____I For future use
FF I____I____I Handheld Keypad #4 FF I____I____I For future use
[11]Wireless Key 1-8 Low Battery Reporting Codes
Default Default
FF I____I____I Wireless Key #1 FF I____I____I Wireless Key #5
FF I____I____I Wireless Key #2 FF I____I____I Wireless Key #6
FF I____I____I Wireless Key #3 FF I____I____I Wireless Key #7
FF I____I____I Wireless Key #4 FF I____I____I Wireless Key #8

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[12]Wireless Key 9-16 Low Battery Reporting Codes
Default Default
FF I____I____I Wireless Key #9 FF I____I____I Wireless Key #13
FF I____I____I Wireless Key #10 FF I____I____I Wireless Key #14
FF I____I____I Wireless Key #11 FF I____I____I Wireless Key #15
FF I____I____I Wireless Key #12 FF I____I____I Wireless Key #16
[13]Miscellaneous Option Reporting Codes
Default Default
FF I____I____I Police Code FF I____I____I For future use
FF I____I____I Delinquency Code FF I____I____I For future use
FF I____I____I Late to Close FF I____I____I For future use
FF
I____I____I Event Buffer 75% Full FF I____I____I For future use
[20]Handheld Keypad Low Battery Reporting Types
Default Default
FF I____I____I Handheld Keypad #1 FF I____I____I For future use
FF I____I____I Handheld Keypad #2 FF I____I____I For future use
FF I____I____I Handheld Keypad #3 FF I____I____I For future use
FF I____I____I Handheld Keypad #4 FF I____I____I For future use
[21]Wireless Key 1-8 Low Battery Reporting Types
Default Default
FF I____I____I Wireless Key #1 FF I____I____I Wireless Key #5
FF I____I____I Wireless Key #2 FF I____I____I Wireless Key #6
FF I____I____I Wireless Key #3 FF I____I____I Wireless Key #7
FF I____I____I Wireless Key #4 FF I____I____I Wireless Key #8
[22]Wireless Key 9-16 Low Battery Reporting Types
Default Default
FF I____I____I Wireless Key #9 FF I____I____I Wireless Key #13
FF I____I____I Wireless Key #10 FF I____I____I Wireless Key #14
FF I____I____I Wireless Key #11 FF I____I____I Wireless Key #15
FF I____I____I Wireless Key #12 FF I____I____I Wireless Key #16

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[23]Miscellaneous Option Reporting Types
Default Default
FF I____I____I Police Code FF I____I____I For future use
FF
I____I____I Delinquency Code FF I____I____I For future use
FF I____I____I Late to Close FF I____I____I For future use
FF I____I____I Event Buffer 75% Full FF I____I____I For future use
ZONE DEFINITIONS
0000
0000
00 Null Zone (Not Used) 1010
1010
10 24-Hour Supervisory Buzzer 2020
2020
20 24-Hour Freeze
0101
0101
01 Delay 1 1111
1111
11 24-Hour Burglary 2121
2121
21 24-Hour Latching Tamper
0202
0202
02 Delay 2 1212
1212
12 24-Hour Holdup 2222
2222
22 Momentary Keyswitch Arm
0303
0303
03 Instant 1313
1313
13 24-Hour Gas 2323
2323
23 Maintained Keyswitch Arm
0404
0404
04 Interior 1414
1414
14 24-Hour Heat 2424
2424
24 LINKS Answer
0505
0505
05 Interior, Home-Away 1515
1515
15 24-Hour Medical 2525
2525
25*Interior Delay
0606
0606
06 Delay, Home-Away 1616
1616
16 24-Hour Panic 26*26*
26*26*
26**24-Hour Non-Alarm
0707
0707
07 Delayed 24-Hour Fire (Hardwired) 1717
1717
17 24-Hour Emergency 8787
8787
87 Delayed 24-Hour Fire (Wireless)
0808
0808
08 Standard 24-Hour Fire (Hardwired) 1818
1818
18 24-Hour Sprinkler 8888
8888
88 Standard 24-Hour Fire (Wireless)
0909
0909
09 24-Hour Supervisory (LINKS) 1919
1919
19 24-Hour Water
**
**
*2525
2525
25 for v2.1 and higher control panels only
****
****
** 2626
2626
26 for v2.2 and higher control panels only
[36]Zone 1-8 Definitions
Default Default
01 I____I____I Zone 1 04 I____I____I Zone 5
03 I____I____I Zone 2 04 I____I____I Zone 6
03 I____I____I Zone 3 04 I____I____I Zone 7
03 I____I____I Zone 4 04 I____I____I Zone 8
[37]Zone 9-16 Definitions
Default Default
00 I____I____I Zone 9 00 I____I____I Zone 13
00 I____I____I Zone 10 00 I____I____I Zone 14
00 I____I____I Zone 11 00 I____I____I Zone 15
00 I____I____I Zone 12 00 I____I____I Zone 16
[38]Zone 17-24 Definitions
Default Default
00 I____I____I Zone 17 00 I____I____I Zone 21
00 I____I____I Zone 18 00 I____I____I Zone 22
00 I____I____I Zone 19 00 I____I____I Zone 23
00 I____I____I Zone 20 00 I____I____I Zone 24

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[39]Zone 25-32 Definitions
Default Default
00 I____I____I Zone 25 00 I____I____I Zone 29
00 I____I____I Zone 26 00 I____I____I Zone 30
00 I____I____I Zone 27 00 I____I____I Zone 31
00 I____I____I Zone 28 00 I____I____I Zone 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____I Option 1 All Call Sends Alarms Only All Call Sends Alarms & Restorals
ON I____I Option 2 Zone Bypass Report Enabled Zone Bypass Report Disabled
ON I____I Option 3 Openings/Closings Enabled Openings/Closings Disabled
OFF I____I
Option 4 -8 For future use
[43]First SG-DVACS Reporting Codes
Default Default
FF I____I____I Duress Alarm FF I____I____I Aux. Input Alarm / Restore
FF I____I____I Keypad [F] Key Alarm / Restore FF I____I____I PC5132 Tamper / Restore
FF I____I____I Keypad [A] Key Alarm / Restore FF I____I____I PC5208 Tamper / Restore
FF I____I____I Keypad [P] Key Alarm / Restore FF I____I____I PC5204 Tamper / Restore

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[44]Second SG-DVACS Reporting Codes
Default Default
FF I____I____I PC5400 Tamper / Restore FF I____I____I Bell Circuit Trouble / Restore
FF I____I____I LINKS Module Tamper / Restore FF I____I____I Fire Trouble Alarm / Restore
FF I____I____I Battery Trouble / Restore FF I____I____I Aux Power Trouble / Restore
FF I____I____I AC Trouble / Restore FF I____I____I TLM (LINKS) Trouble / Restore
[45]Third SG-DVACS Reporting Codes
Default Default
FF I____I____I Phone Number 1 Trouble / Restore FF I____I____I Critical Shutdown
FF I____I____I Phone Number 2 Trouble / Restore FF I____I____I PC5204 AC Trbl / Rest
FF I____I____I DLS Lead Out Failed FF I____I____I PC5204 Battery Trbl / Rest
FF I____I____I Keybus Fault / Restore FF I____I____I PC5204 Aux Power Trbl / Rest
[46]Fourth SG-DVACS Reporting Codes
Default Default
FF I____I____I PC5204 Output Fault / Restore FF I____I____I PC5204 Supv. Fault / Rest
FF I____I____I Downlook Module Supv./Restore FF I____I____I PC5400 Supv. Fault / Rest
FF I____I____I PC5132 Supervisory Fault / Restore FF I____I____I Alt.Comm (LINKS)Supv Flt/Rest
FF I____I____I PC5208 Supervisory Fault / Restore FF I____I____I PC59XX Supv. Fault / Rest
[47]Fifth SG-DVACS Reporting Codes
Default Default
FF I____I____I ESCORT 5580 Supv Fault / Restore FF I____I____I System Test
FF I____I____I Keypad Lockout FF I____I____I Installer Lead In / Lead Out
FF I____I____I Remote ESCORT Access FF I____I____I Cold Start
FF I____I____I DLS Lead In / Lead Out FF I____I____I Warm Start
[48]Sixth SG-DVACS Reporting Codes
Default Default
FF I____I____I Swinger Shutdown FF I____I____I Auto Arm Cancellation
FF I____I____I S-A Mode / Activate S-A Zones FF I____I____I Partial Closing
FF I____I____I Opening After Alarm FF I____I____I For future use
FF I____I____I Recent Closing FF I____I____I DwnlookModule Remote Trigger
[49]Zone 1-8 Alarm / Restore / Bypass Reporting Codes
Default Default
FF I____I____I Zone 1 FF I____I____I Zone 5
FF I____I____I Zone 2 FF I____I____I Zone 6
FF I____I____I Zone 3 FF I____I____I Zone 7
FF I____I____I Zone 4 FF I____I____I Zone 8

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[50]Zone 9-16 Alarm / Restore / Bypass Reporting Codes
Default Default
FF I____I____I Zone 9 FF I____I____I Zone 13
FF I____I____I Zone 10 FF I____I____I Zone 14
FF I____I____I Zone 11 FF I____I____I Zone 15
FF I____I____I Zone 12 FF I____I____I Zone 16
[51]Zone 17-24 Alarm / Restore / Bypass Reporting Codes
Default Default
FF I____I____I Zone 17 FF I____I____I Zone 21
FF I____I____I Zone 18 FF I____I____I Zone 22
FF I____I____I Zone 19 FF I____I____I Zone 23
FF I____I____I Zone 20 FF I____I____I Zone 24
[52]Zone 25-32 Alarm / Restore / Bypass Reporting Codes
Default Default
FF I____I____I Zone 25 FF I____I____I Zone 29
FF I____I____I Zone 26 FF I____I____I Zone 30
FF I____I____I Zone 27 FF I____I____I Zone 31
FF I____I____I Zone 28 FF I____I____I Zone 32
[53]Zone 1-8 Tamper / Restore Reporting Codes
Default Default
FF I____I____I Zone 1 FF I____I____I Zone 5
FF I____I____I Zone 2 FF I____I____I Zone 6
FF I____I____I Zone 3 FF I____I____I Zone 7
FF I____I____I Zone 4 FF I____I____I Zone 8
[54]Zone 9-16 Tamper / Restore Reporting Codes
Default Default
FF I____I____I Zone 9 FF I____I____I Zone 13
FF I____I____I Zone 10 FF I____I____I Zone 14
FF I____I____I Zone 11 FF I____I____I Zone 15
FF I____I____I Zone 12 FF I____I____I Zone 16
[55]Zone 17-24 Tamper / Restore Reporting Codes
Default Default
FF I____I____I Zone 17 FF I____I____I Zone 21
FF I____I____I Zone 18 FF I____I____I Zone 22
FF I____I____I Zone 19 FF I____I____I Zone 23
FF I____I____I Zone 20 FF I____I____I Zone 24

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[56]Zone 25-32 Tamper / Restore Reporting Codes
Default Default
FF I____I____I Zone 25 FF I____I____I Zone 29
FF I____I____I Zone 26 FF I____I____I Zone 30
FF I____I____I Zone 27 FF I____I____I Zone 31
FF I____I____I Zone 28 FF I____I____I Zone 32
[57]Zone 1-8 Trouble / Restore Reporting Codes
Default Default
FF I____I____I Zone 1 FF I____I____I Zone 5
FF I____I____I Zone 2 FF I____I____I Zone 6
FF I____I____I Zone 3 FF I____I____I Zone 7
FF I____I____I Zone 4 FF I____I____I Zone 8
[58]Zone 9-16 Trouble / Restore Reporting Codes
Default Default
FF I____I____I Zone 9 FF I____I____I Zone 13
FF I____I____I Zone 10 FF I____I____I Zone 14
FF I____I____I Zone 11 FF I____I____I Zone 15
FF I____I____I Zone 12 FF I____I____I Zone 16
[59]Zone 17-24 Trouble / Restore Reporting Codes
Default Default
FF I____I____I Zone 17 FF I____I____I Zone 21
FF I____I____I Zone 18 FF I____I____I Zone 22
FF I____I____I Zone 19 FF I____I____I Zone 23
FF I____I____I Zone 20 FF I____I____I Zone 24
[60]Zone 25-32 Trouble / Restore Reporting Codes
Default Default
FF I____I____I Zone 25 FF I____I____I Zone 29
FF I____I____I Zone 26 FF I____I____I Zone 30
FF I____I____I Zone 27 FF I____I____I Zone 31
FF I____I____I Zone 28 FF I____I____I Zone 32
[61]Zone 1-8 Low Battery / Restore Reporting Codes
Default Default
FF I____I____I Zone 1 FF I____I____I Zone 5
FF I____I____I Zone 2 FF I____I____I Zone 6
FF I____I____I Zone 3 FF I____I____I Zone 7
FF I____I____I Zone 4 FF I____I____I Zone 8

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[62]Zone 9-16 Low Battery / Restore Reporting Codes
Default Default
FF I____I____I Zone 9 FF I____I____I Zone 13
FF I____I____I Zone 10 FF I____I____I Zone 14
FF I____I____I Zone 11 FF I____I____I Zone 15
FF I____I____I Zone 12 FF I____I____I Zone 16
[63]Zone 17-24 Low Battery / Restore Reporting Codes
Default Default
FF I____I____I Zone 17 FF I____I____I Zone 21
FF I____I____I Zone 18 FF I____I____I Zone 22
FF I____I____I Zone 19 FF I____I____I Zone 23
FF I____I____I Zone 20 FF I____I____I Zone 24
[64]Zone 25-32 Low Battery / Restore Reporting Codes
Default Default
FF I____I____I Zone 25 FF I____I____I Zone 29
FF I____I____I Zone 26 FF I____I____I Zone 30
FF I____I____I Zone 27 FF I____I____I Zone 31
FF I____I____I Zone 28 FF I____I____I Zone 32
[65]Keypad Tamper / Restore Reporting Codes
Default Default
FF I____I____I Keypad 1 FF I____I____I Keypad 5
FF I____I____I Keypad 2 FF I____I____I Keypad 6
FF I____I____I Keypad 3 FF I____I____I Keypad 7
FF I____I____I Keypad 4 FF I____I____I Keypad 8
[66]Zone Expander Tamper / Restore Reporting Codes
Default Default
FF I____I____I Zone Expander 1 FF I____I____I Zone Expander 5
FF I____I____I Zone Expander 2 FF I____I____I Zone Expander 6
FF I____I____I Zone Expander 3 FF I____I____I PC5100
FF I____I____I Zone Expander 4 FF I____I____I For future use
[67]Keypad Supervisory / Restore Reporting Codes
Default Default
FF I____I____I Keypad 1 FF I____I____I Keypad 5
FF I____I____I Keypad 2 FF I____I____I Keypad 6
FF I____I____I Keypad 3 FF I____I____I Keypad 7
FF I____I____I Keypad 4 FF I____I____I Keypad 8

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[68]Zone Expander Supervisory / Restore Reporting Codes
Default Default
FF I____I____I Zone Expander 1 FF I____I____I Zone Expander 5
FF I____I____I Zone Expander 2 FF I____I____I Zone Expander 6
FF I____I____I Zone Expander 3 FF I____I____I PC5100
FF I____I____I Zone Expander 4 FF I____I____I Expander Module
Reporting Types - Refer to the Reporting Type Table
[69]Zone 1-8 Alarm / Restore / Bypass Reporting Types
Default Default
FF I____I____I Zone 1 FF I____I____I Zone 5
FF I____I____I Zone 2 FF I____I____I Zone 6
FF I____I____I Zone 3 FF I____I____I Zone 7
FF I____I____I Zone 4 FF I____I____I Zone 8
[70]Zone 9-16 Alarm / Restore / Bypass Reporting Types
Default Default
FF I____I____I Zone 9 FF I____I____I Zone 13
FF I____I____I Zone 10 FF I____I____I Zone 14
FF I____I____I Zone 11 FF I____I____I Zone 15
FF I____I____I Zone 12 FF I____I____I Zone 16
[71]Zone 17-24 Alarm / Restore / Bypass Reporting Types
Default Default
FF I____I____I Zone 17 FF I____I____I Zone 21
FF I____I____I Zone 18 FF I____I____I Zone 22
FF I____I____I Zone 19 FF I____I____I Zone 23
FF I____I____I Zone 20 FF I____I____I Zone 24
[72]Zone 25-32 Alarm / Restore / Bypass Reporting Types
Default Default
FF I____I____I Zone 25 FF I____I____I Zone 29
FF I____I____I Zone 26 FF I____I____I Zone 30
FF I____I____I Zone 27 FF I____I____I Zone 31
FF I____I____I Zone 28 FF I____I____I Zone 32
[73]Zone 1-8 Tamper / Restore Reporting Types
Default Default
FF I____I____I Zone 1 FF I____I____I Zone 5
FF I____I____I Zone 2 FF I____I____I Zone 6
FF I____I____I Zone 3 FF I____I____I Zone 7
FF I____I____I Zone 4 FF I____I____I Zone 8

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[74]Zone 9-16 Tamper / Restore Reporting Types
Default Default
FF I____I____I Zone 9 FF I____I____I Zone 13
FF I____I____I Zone 10 FF I____I____I Zone 14
FF I____I____I Zone 11 FF I____I____I Zone 15
FF I____I____I Zone 12 FF I____I____I Zone 16
[75]Zone 17-24 Tamper / Restore Reporting Types
Default Default
FF I____I____I Zone 17 FF I____I____I Zone 21
FF I____I____I Zone 18 FF I____I____I Zone 22
FF I____I____I Zone 19 FF I____I____I Zone 23
FF I____I____I Zone 20 FF I____I____I Zone 24
[76]Zone 25-32 Tamper / Restore Reporting Types
Default Default
FF I____I____I Zone 25 FF I____I____I Zone 29
FF I____I____I Zone 26 FF I____I____I Zone 30
FF I____I____I Zone 27 FF I____I____I Zone 31
FF I____I____I Zone 28 FF I____I____I Zone 32
[77]Zone 1-8 Trouble / Restore Reporting Types
Default Default
FF I____I____I Zone 1 FF I____I____I Zone 5
FF I____I____I Zone 2 FF I____I____I Zone 6
FF I____I____I Zone 3 FF I____I____I Zone 7
FF I____I____I Zone 4 FF I____I____I Zone 8
[78]Zone 9-16 Trouble / Restore Reporting Types
Default Default
FF I____I____I Zone 9 FF I____I____I Zone 13
FF I____I____I Zone 10 FF I____I____I Zone 14
FF I____I____I Zone 11 FF I____I____I Zone 15
FF I____I____I Zone 12 FF I____I____I Zone 16
[79]Zone 17-24 Trouble / Restore Reporting Types
Default Default
FF I____I____I Zone 17 FF I____I____I Zone 21
FF I____I____I Zone 18 FF I____I____I Zone 22
FF I____I____I Zone 19 FF I____I____I Zone 23
FF I____I____I Zone 20 FF I____I____I Zone 24