– Press * 2 and a zone light will turn on showing troubleDsc Power 832 Pc5010 Battery Replacement
Dsc Power 832 Pc5010 Keypad
The DSC 832 enclosure should have plenty of room for the 7AH battery, unless other devices have been installed in it. Be sure to observe polarity when connecting the new battery. The red, positive terminal connects to the red battery wire, and the black negative terminal goes to the black wire. Power up with the DSC BD412 System Backup Battery valued at $18.75, but now on sale at $15.95. Once the new battery is installed and is deemed good to go, write the current date so you will have a reference in the future. Electronic Home Security Systems, Alarms and Devices - (yet another) DSC 832 Power 'Trouble' Light - Hi. My system's trouble light came on recently, accompanied by the incessant beeping,. DSC Power 832 12V 5Ah Alarm Battery - This is an AJC Brand Replacement 4.2 out of 5 stars 4. CASIL CA-1240 12V 4AH Solex BD124 Alarm Back Up DSC Security Panel Replace 4.8 out of 5 stars 97. ExpertPower 12v 9ah Sealed Lead Acid Battery with F2 Terminals (.250')/2 Pack 4.5.
Dsc Power 832 Alarm
- Zone light 1 = Indicates Service Required, press 1 again to find exact trouble
- Light 1 = Low Panel Battery
- Light 2 = Bell/Horn Trouble (Possible blown siren fuse)
- Light 3 = General System Trouble (PC5400 Printer Module problem)
- Light 4 = General System Tamper (Check Tamper on External Modules)
- Light 5 = General System Supervisory (Enter programming and enter 902)
- Light 6 = 5204 Power Supply Module Low Battery
- Light 7 = 5204 Power Supply AC Failure
- Zone light 2 = AC Failure
- Zone light 3 = Telephone Line Trouble
- Zone light 4 = Failure to Communicate
- Zone light 5 = Zone Fault, Press 5 again to show which zone
- Zone light 6 = Zone Tamper, Press 6 again to show which zone
- Zone light 7 = Zone Low Battery, Press 7 again to show zone
- Press 7 again, wireless Keypad low battery (Lights 1 to 4)
- Press 7 again, wireless Keyfob low battery (Lights 1 to 8)
- Zone light 8 = Loss of System Clock (* 6 + Master Code + 1 + Time/Date/Year + #)
- (Example: 1pm 12/26 1998 would be 1300122698#)
- If no lights show possible Fire Trouble