DSC PC1150, Instruction Manual

“Slow” Zone Response Time 

(01 to 99 x   ms) Location   determines the “slow” zone response time;

this time is programmable from 10 ms to 990 ms. The default Slow Zone Response Time is 500 ms.

NOTE: 

The fast zone response time is fixed at 

10 

ms.

Test Transmission Cycle Time 

(01 to 99 days) Location 

 determines the frequency, in days, of the test

transmission made through the communicator or by calling the downloading computer. The default setting is
30 days; refer to Section   

 System Option Code, Light 3 for information on enabling the test transmission.

Auxiliary 

Delay 

Zone Entry/Exit Times

Zones programmed as Type 

 in Section [I   will use the Auxiliary Entry and Exit Delays.

Enter two 3-digit numbers in Section 

 to determine the Auxiliary Entry Delay and the Auxiliary Exit Delay.

The default setting for the Auxiliary Entry Delay is 45 seconds; the default setting for the Auxiliary Exit Delay is
60 seconds. Each time may be programmed within the range of [000] to 

 seconds.

 System Clock Times

 as

Times for Automatic Arming Time of Day and Test Transmission Time of Day are entered in Section
4-digit numbers. Do not press the 

 Key during data entry.

The default setting for both times is 

 programming these times as 

 disables the features

time of day in the 24-hour clock format must be programmed for these features to function.

Test Transmission or Periodic Downloading is enabled in Section 

 3rd System Option Code, Light 3. The

cycle time in days for the test transmission or periodic downloading is set in Section 

 System Times. For

 transmission using the communicator, an automatic test code should be entered in Section 

 For 

either

feature, a valid transmission time must be entered in Section 

NOTE:

If the Auto-Arm time or the Test Transmission time has a valid time entered when power is applied to

the control panel, then a loss-of-time trouble will be generated. Be sure to clear the trouble condition and reset
the system clock.

 Installer’s Code

 is recommended that the Installer’s Code be changed when the control panel is installed. Program a new

4-digit code in this section. Only use digits [0] through   as code numbers; do not press the 

 or   Keys

during code entry. If an error is made in entering the code, complete entry of the 4 digits and then enter the
section again to correct the code.

 Master 

Code

 is recommended that a new Master Code be programmed when the control panel is installed. Consult with

the system’s users to determine the new Master Code and program the new 

 code in this section. Refer

to Section 

 for programming information.

 2nd 

Master Code

Refer to Section 

 for programming information.

2 0

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