DSC Classic PC1565 Quick Manual
Quick Guide
Unit C51
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Winfrith Newburgh
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to Classic PC1565
Control Panels
For more detailed information, please refer to
the Installation Manual.
Table of Contents
Features .................................................1
Installation .............................................2
Installing the Classic PC1565
Control Panel...............................2
Wiring ....................................................4
Wiring Keybus..............................4
Wiring 24-hr Devices....................5
Wiring PIRs ..................................6
Wiring Fire Detectors ...................7
Wiring SAB ..................................8
Telephones...........................................10
Telephone Connections..............10
Power Up..............................................11
Initial Start Up............................11
Common Start-Up Problems......17
Using the Big Books
The summary of programme options
is also a good troubleshooting tool.
For example, if you are having difficulty getting the panel to send a test
transmission, look this feature up in
the Installation Manual. Refer to the
summary and make sure you have
programmed all the required information. If you think you missed an item,
the summary will tell you exactly what
programming section you need to
look at to check the item.
The other book named Instruction
Manual should be given to the client
or on-site manager.
For more detailed information, please
refer to the Installation Manual.
Default Settings....................................15
Classic PC1565 Expansion Flowchart...16
[*] Commands .....................................18
Clearing Troubles .................................21
Basic Programming .............................24
Programming Using
an LED Keypad ..........................27
Programming Using
an LCD Keypad..........................28
Translation ...........................................29
The Language Barrier ................29
Using the Big Books.............................30
Using the Big Books
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Using the Big Books
Features
are the options that you need to
programme in order to have the
features work appropriately.
Now look at page 27. This is the
beginning of the Programming
Worksheets.
In the Programming Worksheets
beside every programme item is a
section/page number reference.
These numbers relate to sections in
the Installation Manual.
For example, you may not be sure
what “TLM Enable” means in programming section 15. Beside the
option number is a reference number
(in this case 5.12) and also a page
number (22). If you turn to page 22
and locate section 5.12, you will see
that TLM stands for Telephone Line
Monitoring. There are several options
that require programming for the
telephone line monitor feature. These
are summarised at the end of the
description and include which section
the option can be programmed in.
Features
• 6 on-board zones
• Expandable to 8 zones via wireless
module or keypad input zones
• Supports up to 8 keypads
• LED and LCD versions available
• 2 programmable outputs
• All modules connected via 4-wire
Keybus
• Uses normal alarm cable
• Modules can be wired star or
daisy chain
• All modules are fully supervised
• 128 event log
•20+ zone types
• Zones can be configured as NC,
SEOL or DEOL
• 8 zone attributes
• 1 true partition
• Common zones
• Built-in multi-channel
communicator
• Private line dial option
• Selectable comms formats
including Contact ID, SIA, 4-8-1
and Pager
• Built-in modem for downloading
• Remote engineering (via DLS)
• 2 Separate entry delays
Using the Big Books
Technical Support:
01482 322228/329911
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Features
Using the Big Books
Installation
Installing the Classic PC1565
Control Panel
The following steps should be carried
out in the order described below. This
will help reduce the overall installation
time.
Before carrying out any installation
work, it is always advisable to walk the
site and check the proposed location
of all the equipment you are intending
to install.
1. Run all cables from the location
of the detectors or modules back
to the main control panel or zone
expander units.
2. Insert the five nylon studs through
the back of the steel cabinet and
mount the cabinet on the wall. Fit
the control panel to the wall.
Insert the PCB onto the nylon
studs until it locks into place.
Connect the two yellow leads
from the transformer into the AC–
in terminals on the PCB.
3. Fit the remote keypad, detectors
and internal & external sounders
in the areas described on the
specification.
4. Connect the mains cable to the
unswitched fuse spur and to the
control panel. DO NOT POWER
UP YET.
also includes a list of all additional
modules available with a brief description of what each module will do.
Section 2 refers to wiring the control
panel, including a description of the
main panel terminal strip, the connection and operation of the Keybus,
current ratings of modules, module
supervision and zone wiring.
Section 3 is a summary of all the user
keypad commands including arming,
disarming, auto bypass and all the
keypad commands. Also included is a
description of the operation of the
function keys and partition and global
keypads.
Section 4 is simply a description of
how to programme the panel.
Section 5 is broken down into subsections. Each contains a description of
how a particular feature works with
certain words in the description in
bold print. These bold-printed words
Installing the Classic PC1565 Control Panel
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Features
Installation
Using the Big Books
How to use the Installation Manual
included with this panel:
The Installation Manual that accompanies the Classic PC1565 may
appear daunting to the first time user.
However, once you understand their
structure and how to find your way
through them, you’ll wonder what all
the fuss was about!
You will find inside the control panel
two manuals: one named Installation
Manual, one named Instruction
Manual.
Please take out the Installation
Manual.
Look at the Installation Manual;
turning the first page, you should see
the Table of Contents. In the Table of
Contents, you will see that the manual
is broken up into five major sections.
Section 1 is the basic overview of the
panel specifications including AUX,
Bell and PGM output current ratings,
battery and transformer requirements
and a quick description of some of
the more common features. Section 1
5. Connect all modules on the
Keybus using STAR or DAISY
chain, red to AUX+, black to
AUX–, yellow to yellow and green
to green.
6. Connect all detection devices.
7. Connect the external sounder.
8. Insert the lid tamper and wire to
the control panel.
9. Fit the battery into the control
panel and connect the RED to
RED and BLACK to BLACK.
10. Connect the control panel to the
telephone line if monitoring or
upload/download is required.
11. Close the cabinet lid securely and
apply mains power to the unit.
12. Programme the control panel
NOTE: The default settings of the
control panel will be suitable for
most installations and the minimum of additional programming
will therefore be required.
13. Test the unit fully using Walktest
and communications if programmed.
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Installing the Classic PC1565 Control Panel
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Features
Features
Wiring
Wiring Keybus
The Keybus wiring is the most important part of the installation process of
the Classic PC1565 and its associated
modules. The Keybus is a simple 4wire connection between the main
control panel and all modules connected to it. Do not use the Keybus
cable for connection to any other
devices: e.g., do not try to repower
detectors or devices using the extra
cores in a multi core cable. The
Keybus is coloured RED, BLACK,
YELLOW, GREEN. All units can be
connected to the Keybus in a star or
daisy chain formation. All modules
have clearly marked terminal blocks
that identify the Keybus connection.
The Keybus must be run in a minimum of 22- gauge, non shielded wire
(use shielded wire for intercom
stations only). Any module can be
connected anywhere to the Keybus
provided it is not more than 305
meters from the control panel.
Translation
The Language Barrier
(01) Delay 1 = Final Exit 1
(02) Delay 2 = Final Exit 2
(03) Instant =Normal Zone
(05) Interior Stay/Away = (Part Set)
Zone will be omitted if no Final exit
zone is activated. Zone arms if final
exit activated.
(06) Delay Stay/Away zone = Always
gives entry delay.
(25) Interior Delay = Entry Route/
Walk Through for domestic installations. Use for Hall PIR. In the Stay
Armed mode, this zone will give entry
delay when activated.
(04) Interior = Entry Route/Walk
Through for commercial installations
only. This zone type will not give an
entry delay when activated in Stay
Armed mode.
(27) Push to Set = Push to Set must
be double end of line resistors. Can
be o/c device but set to Force Arm,
display will read secure system or
enter code to set.
Another term that you may not be fully
familiar with is “Swinger Shut Down”.
This feature is a false alarm feature and
is used to control the number of times
a signal is transmitted to the central
station in a given set condition. This is
zone-linked and defaulted to three
transmissions per zone. What this
means is that if a zone goes faulty and
keeps triggering the communicator, the
transmission will only be sent a maximum of three times.
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Wiring Keybus
Translation
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