DSC Maxsys PC6010, Maintenance Manual

Page 1: ...nual 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 Maintenanc...

Page 2: ...l Auto Arm 5 View Event Log 10 Change Access Codes 14 Change Keypad Setup 20 End of supervisor user prompts Change Detector Setup 8 View System Status 11 View Detector Status 12 Change Time and Date 2...

Page 3: ...ming Access Codes Cards 14 6 1 Program A New Access Code 15 6 2 Erase Code 16 6 3 Edit User Name 16 6 4 Creating a Duress Code 17 6 5 Programming an Access Card 17 6 6 Programming a Code Schedule 17 6...

Page 4: ...on to tell you the area displayed is currently on Keypad Buttons and Lights Power Light The Power light will always be on unless the system or one of the modules has lost AC power 4 Back Next Keys If...

Page 5: ...cess to a different set of system functions Each procedure indicates which users will be able to access it with a graphic similar to the following 1 2 Understanding Your Security System ______________...

Page 6: ...urn on other areas For more information on access codes and how to program them please see section 6 1 3 Remote Monitoring _____________________________________________________________ The system can...

Page 7: ...Automatic Arming in Progress To cancel or delay the automatic arming follow the procedure below starting at step 3 To cancel or delay automatic arming before it starts follow the procedure below from...

Page 8: ...delay time programmed by your installer If you have cancelled automatic arming automatic arming will work again as scheduled starting the following day If there are more areas that will be auto armed...

Page 9: ...ked Steady green light The door is unlocked Slowly flashing from red to green The area is turned on Flashing from red to green twice per second The reader is waiting for a second card to be swiped Fla...

Page 10: ...assing and disabling detectors reduces your security protection If you are bypassing a detector because it is not working call a service technician immediately so that the problem can be resolved and...

Page 11: ...to the start screen 4 2 Warning Security Reduced Message __________________________________________ The system will display the Warning Security Reduced message when you bypass or disable detectors or...

Page 12: ...View Event Log To confirm press 4 The keypad displays Scroll Bck Nxt Press No to Exit To view the most recent event press 5 The keypad displays the time and date of the event and the event number for...

Page 13: ...0 2000 01 01 Enter Your Code From the start screen enter your access code 2 The keypad displays Do You Want To Turn Areas On Press until the keypad displays 3 View System Status To confirm press 4 The...

Page 14: ...tors AREA 1 View Detectors To confirm press 5 The keypad displays the first detector with reduced security The keypad displays letters beside the detector label which indicate the status of the detect...

Page 15: ...service If Telephone Line Fault is present there is a problem with the telephone line If the telephones on the premises are running normally and the trouble condition persists call your installer for...

Page 16: ...ss cards and card readers If so you can also program access cards for each user See section 6 5 S E C T I O N 6 User Types Basic Advanced Supervisor Master Arm Assigned Areas Y Y Y Y Disarm Assigned A...

Page 17: ...e you want press 7 The keypad displays User 2 Edit User Type If the user type is correct press 8 The keypad displays User 2 Program Code To program the access code press then enter the 4 digit or 6 di...

Page 18: ...ram on the right shows the number keys that will enter each letter Example To enter A press 1 one time To enter B press 1 two times To enter C press 1 three times To enter 1 press 1 four times When yo...

Page 19: ...0000 Use the number keys to enter the 7 digit card number for the user If necessary you can also enter hexadecimal hex digits in the first two digits of the card number To enter a hex digit press then...

Page 20: ...ssigned date schedule is active Users with access level 00 will never be allowed entry by any of the access control doors Enter the 2 digit number of the access level you want to program 6 8 Enabling...

Page 21: ...hange or use the keys to scroll to the user you want When you see the user number you want press Search By Card Select this option to search for a user by access card number Enter the 7 digit card num...

Page 22: ...ging the Door Chime Setting Door Chime Control If you turn this feature on the keypad will beep five times when selected zones are opened or closed This feature is normally used to notify users when e...

Page 23: ...ange Time And Date To confirm press 3 The keypad displays the current time and date setting and prompts 12 00 2000 01 01 Change The Time To change the time press 4 The keypad displays Set 24hr Time En...

Page 24: ...form System Test To confirm press 3 The keypad displays Start Bell Test To confirm press 4 The keypad displays Test All Your Areas To test all the areas press To test the bells in only a certain area...

Page 25: ...he Walk Test feature allows you to test if the detectors in an area are working properly Any user can enter the walk test code to conduct a walk test There are five options in the walk test menu To ac...

Page 26: ...selected Once you have completed your test enter the Walk Test Code Select the area that was tested and then use the arrow keys to scroll to this option and press The system will turn off walk testing...

Page 27: ...You must enter an access code to turn the area off before the timer runs out or an alarm will be triggered Entry exit doors Your installer will program the doors you usually use to enter or exit the p...

Page 28: ...26 Special Character Chart A P P E N D I X A Use this chart to program special characters in system labels See section 6 3 for instructions...

Page 29: ...e 19 23 Walk testing 23 Warning messages 9 Y Yes key 2 Z Zones 4 defined 25 D Date changing 21 Date schedule 17 Delaying auto arming 5 Delete code 16 Detector bypassing 8 disabling 8 setup 8 turning o...

Page 30: ...ucts which Digital Security Controls Ltd determines not to be repairable will be replaced by the nearest equivalent product avail able at that time The current market price of the replacement prod uct...

Page 31: ...system may not properly alert occupants of a fire for a number of reasons some of which follow The smoke detectors may have been improperly installed or positioned Smoke may not be able to reach the...

Page 32: ...2000 Digital Security Controls Ltd Printed in Canada 29004815 R002...