Dsc Power 832 Pc5010 Master Code

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– Press * 2 and a zone light will turn on showing trouble

Dsc Power 832 Pc5010 Master Code Reset

Master

Dsc Power 832 Pc5010 Keypad

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