PC2500 - Manual Utilizare.pdf

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INSTRUCTION

MANUAL

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Incidence of Harm

Should term inal equipm ent or protective circuitry cause harm to the telephonenetw ork, the telephone com pany shall, w here practicable, notify the custom er thattem porary disconnection of service m ay be required; how ever, w here p rior notice isnot practicable, the telephone com pany m ay tem porarily discontinue service if such

action is deem ed reasonable in the circum stances. In the case of such tem porarydiscontinuance, the telephone com pany shall prom ptly notify the custom er and w illbe given the opportunity to correct the situation.

Additional Telephone Company Information

The security control panel m ust be properly connected to the telephone line w ith aU SO C R J-31X telephone jack.

The FC C prohibits custom er-provided term inal equipm ent be connected to p artylines or to be used in conjunction w ith coin telephone service. Inter-connect rules

m ay vary from state to state.

Changes in Telephone Company Equipment of Facilities

The telephone com pany m ay m ake chang es in its com m unications facilities,equipm ent, operations or procedures, w here such actions are reasonably requiredand proper in its business. Should any such changes render the custom er’s term inalequipm ent incom patible w ith the telephone com pany facilities the custom er shall begiven adequate notice to the effect m odifications to m aintain uninterrupted service.

Ringer Equivalence Number (REN)The R EN is useful to determ ine the quantity of devices that you m ay connect to yourtelephone line and still have all of those devices ring w hen your telephone num beris called. In m ost, but not all areas, the sum of the R EN s of all devices connected toone line should not exceed five (5.0). To be certain of the num ber of devices that youm ay connect to your line, you m ay w ant to contact your local telephone com pany.

Equipment Maintenance Facility

If you experience trouble w ith this telephone equipm ent, please contact the facilityindicated below for inform ation on obtaining service or repairs. D o not returnequipm ent to this ad dress w ithout prior authorization. The telephone com pany m ayask that you disconnect this equipm ent from the netw ork until the problem has beencorrected or until you are sure that the equipm ent is not m alfunctioning.

D igital Security C ontrols Ltd.D igital Security C ontrols Ltd.D igital Security C ontrols Ltd.D igital Security C ontrols Ltd.D igital Security C ontrols Ltd.160 W ashburn S treet

Lockport, N Y 14094


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SYSTEM REFERENCE

ZONE PROTECTED AREA ZONE TYPE

1 ____________________________ ________________________________

2 ____________________________ ________________________________3 ____________________________ ________________________________

4 ____________________________ ________________________________

5 ____________________________ ________________________________

6 ____________________________ ________________________________

7 ____________________________ ________________________________

8 ____________________________ ________________________________

FIR E ___________________________________________________________________

K EYPA D ZO N E [1]+ [3]_______________________________________________ FIR E

K EYPA D ZO N E [4]+ [6]_________________________________________ A U XILIA R Y

K E YPA D ZO N E [∗]+ [#] ___________________________________________ PO LIC E

M A STER C O D E N U M B ER :________________________________________________

PROGRAMMED CODE NUMBERS:

[2]_____________ [3] _______________ [4] _______________[5]_______________

[6]_____________ [7] _______________ [8] ________________

SYSTEM EN TR Y TIM E _____ SEC O N D S A U X . EN TR Y TIM E _____S E C O N D S

SYSTEM EXIT TIM E ________ SEC O N D S AU X. EXIT TIM E _______S E C O N D S

MONITORING STATION INFORMATION:

A C C O U N T #: ______________________________ Phone:_____________________

FOR SERVICE:

C A LL:_____________________________________ Phone:_____________________

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A WORD ABOUT YOUR SYSTEM

The PC 2500 Security System has been d esigned to give you the greatestpossible flexibility and convenience. R ead this m anual carefully and becom efam iliar w ith the operation of your Security S ystem . Your installer w ill tell youw hich com m ands listed in this m anual apply to your system . Fill out the S YSTEMR EFER EN C E sheet in this m anual and store it in a safe place for future reference.The label provided for the inside of the keypad door can be used to record w hichsensors are on each zone.

IMPORTANT NOTE

R em em ber that no security system can p revent em ergencies. It isonly intended to alert you in case of an em ergency and should nottake the place of prudent security p ractices or life and property

insurance.

It is im portant to test your system every w eek. To do this, first inform them onitoring station that you are testing your system . Then, w ith the systemdisarm ed, activate all detection sensors one at a tim e and observe the zone lightcom e on at the keypad as each sensor is activated. P erform a bell test byentering [∗],[6],[M aster C ode],[8] w ith the system disarm ed. The PC 2500 can beprogram m ed at the tim e of installation to autom atically perform a test transm issionto the m onitoring station on a regular basis. If the system has not beenprogram m ed for this autom atic test, call the m onitoring station for instructions onhow to perform a test transm ission. D on’t forget to inform the m onitoring stationw hen you have finished your test.

C heck to see if the “Trouble”light is on w hen arm ing the system . See the TroubleD isp lay section in this m anual for a description of the different trouble conditions.C ontact your installer for assistance if the trouble condition cannot be located andcorrected.

HOW YOUR SYSTEM WORKSYour Security System is m ad e up of a control panel, one or m ore keypad s, andvarious detectors and sensors. The control panel w ill be m ounted out of the w ayin a utility room or basem ent. The m etal cabinet contains the system electronics,fuses and stand-by battery. There is norm ally no reason for anyone b ut theinstaller to have access to the control panel. The keypad(s) have an audibleindicator, display lights and com m and entry keys. The keypad is used to sendcom m ands to the system and to d isplay the current system status. K eyp ad s arem ounted in convenient areas close to the exit-entry doors. The security system

has up to eight zones or areas of protection. Each zone used w ill haveconnected to it various sensors, such as door or w indow contacts, m otiondetectors, glassbreak detectors and vibration or shock sensors. W hen a sensoris in alarm , a keypad light w ill be on to indicate w hich zone is in alarm .

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MASTER CODE

The 4 digit M aster C ode is used for arm ing and disarm ing the system , forprogram m ing additional access codes, and for changing other features. TheM aster C ode w ill be supplied to you by your installer. A ll keypad entries arem ade by pressing one key at a tim e and m ay be changed by you at any tim e ifthe installer selects an option. For additional access codes, see Program m ingA dditional A ccess C od es.

ARMING

C lose all protected doors and w ind ow s and stop m ovem ent in areas covered bym otion d etectors. If the “Bypass”light is O N , be sure zones are b eingintentionally b ypassed before arm ing the system (see Zone B ypassing).

C heck to see that the “Ready”light is O N (all zones are closed). The system

cannot be arm ed unless the “Ready”light is O N . Enter a [4 d igit access code].A s each digit is entered, the keypad sounder w ill beep. O nce the correct accesscode is entered, the “Arm ed”light w ill com e O N and the keypad sounder w illbeep quickly. If the access code w as entered incorrectly or the “R eady”light w asnot O N , the keypad sounder w ill beep steadily for 2 seconds.

W hen the correct access code is entered and the system is arm ed, exit throughthe door indicated by your installer as the exit-entry door. The exit tim e m ay bechanged by your installer (please refer to the Q uick-A rm feature).

AUTO-BYPASS OPTION - HOME-AWAY ARMING

This feature, if selected by your installer, w ill allow you to arm your system w ithany valid access code and the system w ill autom atically bypass the interior zonesif those interior zones have been designated as hom e-aw ay zones by the installer.W hen activated, the “B ypass”light w ill com e O N . If you exit w ithin the allow edexit tim e, the system w ill autom atically reactivate the interior zones. This feature isdesigned to save the user from having to m anually bypass interior zones eachtim e they w ish to arm the system and rem ain at hom e.

In residential applications w here the system has been arm ed and the interiorzones are autom atically bypassed, the interior zones can be reactivated from akeypad outside the interior zones protection area (e.g. a b edroom ). To reactivatethe interior zones, press [∗] then [1] and the “B ypass”light w ill go out.

ENTRY DELAY OFF ARMING

If you w ish to arm your system and elim inate the entry delay, enter [∗],[9] beforeyour access code. The “A rm ed”light w ill flash as a rem inder that the system isarm ed and has no entry delay. A n entry through any zone program m ed as a

delay zone w ill create an instant alarm .

e.g. To arm w ithout entry d elay.....Press [∗],[9],[A ccess C ode]

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DISARMING

Enter the prem ises only through the door indicated by your installer as the entrydoor. The keypad sounder w ill be O N . G o to the keypad and enter the [4 digitaccess code]. If an error is m ade entering the code, press the [#] key and enterthe code again. The “A rm ed”light w ill go out and the keypad sounder w ill stop.The correct access code m ust be entered before the allow ed entry tim e expires.The entry delay tim e m ay be changed by the installer.

If an alarm occurred w hile the panel w as arm ed, the “M em ory”light and the lightfor the zone w hich caused the alarm w ill start to flash and w ill continue flashing for2 m inutes. A t the end of 2 m inutes, the keypad lights w ill stop flashing and thekeypad w ill return to the norm al R eady condition.

If you return hom e and find an alarm has occurred w hile you w ere aw ay, it ispossible that an intruder m ay still be on the prem ises. G o to a neighbour’s and if

your system is m onitored, call the m onitoring station. They w ill advise w hat actionhas been taken as a result of the alarm and w hether the prem ises are safe toenter. If your system is not m onitored, call the local police to investigate.

ALARM MEMORY DISPLAY

If the “M em ory”light is on, an alarm has occurred since the last tim e the panelw as arm ed . The alarm m em ory w ill autom atically be d isplayed w hen the systemis disarm ed (see D isarm ing).

Press the [∗] then [3] keys to display w hich zone caused the alarm .The alarm m em ory w ill be cleared w hen the panel is re-arm ed .

Press the [#] key to return to R eady.

ZONE BYPASSING

B ypassed zones do not cause an alarm . U se zone bypassing w hen access isneeded to p art of the p rotected area. A lso, dam aged w iring or contacts on azone m ay b e tem porarily bypassed until rep airs can be m ad e so that the panel

can be arm ed.

To bypass zones, enter [∗],[1] and the zone num bers to be b ypassed. i.e. [1] forzone 1, [8] for zone 8. If the [0] key is pressed instead of a zone num ber, all zonebypasses w ill be rem oved. If the [9] key is pressed, the last group of zones w hichw as bypassed w ill be recalled. Press [#] to return to R eady.

For security reasons, your installer m ay prevent the bypass com m and fromoperating on certain zones.

The “Bypass”light is O N as long as at least O N E zone is bypassed. D o not

unintentionally bypass zones w hen arm ing. Zone bypasses are autom aticallycancelled each tim e the panel is disarm ed and m ust be re-applied before thenext arm ing.

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TROUBLE DISPLAY

The PC 2500 continuously m onitors a num ber of possible trouble conditions. Ifone of these conditions occurs, the keypad sounder w ill beep quickly tw ice every10 seconds and the keypad “Trouble”indicator w ill light. Pressing any key on thekeypad w ill silence the beeper but the “Trouble”light w ill rem ain on until thetrouble condition is cleared. If you cannot determ ine the cause of the troublecondition, call your installer for assistance. Press the [∗] then [2] keys to disp laythe type of trouble. The zone lights indicate the typ e of trouble condition.

ZONE LIGHT TROUBLE

1 ..............D efective Stand-by B attery

2 ..............A C Pow er Failure (see Note below )

3 ..............Foil C ircuit Trouble

4 .............. Telephone Line Problem

5 ..............U nsuccessful C om m unication A ttem pt w ith M onitoring Station

6 ..............B ell C ircuit Failure

7 ..............Sm oke D etector C ircuit Trouble

8 ..............Loss of Tim e on System C lock

Press the [#] key to return to R eady.

Note: The keypad buzzer w ill not sound for A C failure until there is also a lowbattery condition. The “Trouble”light w ill com e O N as soon as A C fails

and w ill rem ain on until A C restores.

SMOKE DETECTOR AND FIRE ALARM RESET

If your system is equipped w ith sm oke detectors or other fire alarm detectors, usethe follow ing instructions for resetting an alarm . B efore resetting a fire alarmsignal, be sure you know the source of the alarm and that there is no danger (seeEvacuation Planning elsew here in this m anual).

The system bell/siren alarm signal pulses 2 seconds O N and 2 seconds O FF

w hen the alarm is generated from the fire circuit. The transm ission to them onitoring station is delayed by 30 seconds. The alarm m ay be silenced and thetransm ission delayed for 2 m inutes by pressing any num ber key on the keypad. Ifthe detector causing the alarm is reset before the 2 m inute delay expires, nofurther alarm w ill occur. If the detector is not reset, at the end of the delay thealarm w ill start again and the transm ission w ill occur in 30 seconds if a keypadkey is not pressed.

A n im m ediate fire alarm signal and transm ission is generated by holding dow nthe [1] and [3] keys at the sam e tim e for 2 seconds.

Som e sm oke detectors require entering a keypad com m and to reset them after analarm . Press [∗] then hold dow n the [4] key for several seconds. If the sm okehas cleared, the sm oke detector w ill reset and the fire zone light w ill go out w henthe [4] key is released. If the sm oke has not cleared from the detector, open aw indow or door and fan clean air into the detector and try resetting again.

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The Zone Lights are usedto ind icate op en zones.W hen in the “R ead y”m ode,a Z one Ligh t w ill com e O Nto ind ica te that a zo ne isopen.

W hen the “Ready” light is O N , the system m ay b e arm ed . If a zone is op en, theR eady light w ill be O FF. A ll zones m ust be closed o r bypassed be fore arm ing .

The “Armed” light w ill com e O N to ind icate that the system is arm ed . To arm thesystem , ensure that all zon es are secure (the “Ready”light w ill be O N ) and enteran Access C ode.

The “Memory” light w ill com e O N to ind icate that an alarm has oc curred . To displaythe zone or zones that caused alarm s, press [∗] then [3]. The Zone Light for eachzone that w ent into alarm w ill com e O N .

The “Bypass” light w ill com e O N w hen a zone is byp assed. To byp ass a zone,en ter [∗][1][M aster Cod e][zone s to b e byp assed]. Press [#] to return to “R ea dy”.

The “Trouble” light will co m e O N to ind ica te the re is a trou ble c on dition on thesystem . P ress an y key to silenc e the ke ypa d so under. E nter [∗][2] to d isp lay thetrouble co nd ition:

Zone Light Trouble Condition

1 B attery2 A .C . Pow er

3 D ay loop4 Telephone line5 C om m unicator6 B ell circuit

7 Sm oke detector circuit8 C lock needs resetting

IMPORTANT

Test system weekly; have system trouble conditions corrected by installer.

KEYPAD ZONES

Fire A larm : hold dow n [1]+ [3]

Auxiliary A larm : hold do w n [4]+ [6]

Panic A larm : hold do w n [∗]+ [#]

These features will not function unless programmed by your installer. Labe ls onthe keyp ad w ill indica te if features are active.

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4

7

2

5

8

0

3

6

9

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ZONE FUNCTION

Ready

Armed

Memory

Bypass

Trouble

Program

Fire

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1

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3

4

5

6

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FIRE

POLICE

The “Program” ligh t w ill FLA SH w hen A ccess C od es are being p rog ram m ed . Tochang e A ccess C ode s, enter [∗][5], [M aster C od e][num ber of code to b eprog ram m ed , 2 through 8][ne w 4-digit co de]. P ress [#] to return to “Rea dy”.

The “Fire” light w ill com e O N w hen a detector on the fire loop is in alarm . Pressany key w ithin 30 second s of the alarm to silence the alarm . P ress [∗][4] to resetthe sm oke detectors. If a fire alarm sounds at night, evacuate the premises immediately!


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PROGRAMMING ADDITIONAL ACCESS CODES

U p to 7 access codes in ad dition to the M aster C od e can be entered from thekeypad.

Press [∗], [5] and [M aster C ode]. The “Program ”light w ill flash and the zone

lights w ill show w hich codes have already been prog ram m ed . To enter a newcode or change an existing code, first press the code num ber (1 to 8) and thenenter your [4 d igit] code. To erase a code, press [∗∗∗∗] instead of a [4 digit]code. N ote that the [∗] and [#] keys cannot be used in a code.

Pressing [#] returns you to ready m ode.

QUICK-ARM FEATURE

W hen the Q uick-A rm feature is enab led , the panel m ay b e arm ed sim ply byentering [∗], [0] instead of a 4 digit code. The [∗], [0] com m and w ill not disarm

the panel.Enter [∗], [6], [M aster C ode], [4] to turn O N and O FF the Q uick-A rm feature.W hen the com m and is entered, the keypad w ill beep 3 tim es if the feature isbeing enabled and w ill sound one long beep if the feature is being disabled.

Press [#] to return to R eady.

DOOR CHIME FEATURE

The door chim e feature is used, w hile the panel is disarm ed, to provide a tonefrom the keypad each tim e a door or w ind ow is opened or closed. The doors and

w indow s w hich w ill provide this indication are program m ed by your installer.

Enter [∗], [6], [M aster C ode], [6] to turn the door chim e feature O N and O FF.W hen the com m and is entered, the keypad w ill beep 3 tim es if the feature isbeing enabled and w ill sound one long beep if the feature is being disabled.

ALARM TEST

Enter [∗], [6], [M aster C ode], [8] for a 2 second test of the keypad lights, keypadsounder and alarm bells.

KEYPAD ZONES

There are three zones w hich can be activated from the keypad. They areactivated by pressing tw o keys at the sam e tim e and holding them for 2 seconds.These zones m ay or m ay not be active on your keypad s depending on how yourinstaller has prog ram m ed them .

[1]+ [3] K eypad FIR E zone. P ressing this key for 2 seconds w ill activate thekeypad fire zone and the bell/siren output w ill pulse O N and O FF.This zone is annunciated by the “Fire”light on the keyp ad.

[4]+ [6] K eypad A U XILIA R Y zone. Pressing this key for 2 seconds w illprod uce a series of beeps on the keyp ad along w ith thetransm ission. To confirm transm ission, the keypad sounder w illbeep 6 tim es.

[∗]+ [#] K eypad PO LIC E zone. D epending on how your installer program sthe panel, pressing this key for 2 seconds m ay produce acom pletely silent alarm or an audible alarm along w ith thetransm ission. If program m ed as audible, the alarm bell w ill ring.

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TESTING

IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT THE SYSTEM BE TESTED ON A WEEKLY BASIS

Note: Perform such activities in the off-peak hours, such as early m orning or lateevening .

1. Inform the m onitoring station that you are testing your system .

2. D isarm the system (“Ready”light should be O N ).

3. Perform a battery/bell test by pressing [∗], [6], [M aster C ode], [8]. The alarmw ill sound for about 2 seconds. If a trouble occurs after the test, press [∗], [2]to view the trouble condition.

4. A ctivate each sensor in turn. For exam ple, op en a d oor or w ind ow . O bservethe zone light com e O N as each sensor is activated. The zone light w ill goO FF as each sensor is restored to norm al (door or w indow is closed).

5. Press [1]+ [3]. The signal w ill sound in a pulsed m ode. A rm then disable thepanel to silence the signal. R epeat this test by pressing [4]+ [6] and [∗]+ [#]in turn. R em em ber, the [4]+ [6] does not ring the b ell and [∗]+ [#] m ay not beprog ram m ed for an audible signal.

6. If the fire zone is used, activation w ill cause the signal to sound in a pulsedm ode.

CAUTION: D o not use open flam e or burning m aterials to test a sm oke detector.C ontact your installer for inform ation on safe m ethods to activate a

sm oke detector.

7. Should your system fail to operate properly, call your installer for service.

8. W hen testing is com plete, call and advise the m onitoring station.

MAINTENANCE

W ith norm al use, the system requires m inim um m aintenance. The follow ingshould be observed:

1. D o not w ash the keypad w ith a w et cloth. Light dusting w ith a barely dam pcloth should rem ove norm al accum ulations of dust.

2. The battery/bell test is d esigned to determ ine battery condition, how ever it isrecom m ended that the stand-by battery be replaced every three years.

3. For other system devices such as sm oke d etectors, passive infrared,ultrasonic or m icrow ave m otion detectors or glassbreak detectors, consult therespective m anufacturer’s literature for testing and m aintenance.

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FIRE SAFETY IN THE HOME

M ost fires occur in the hom e and to m inim ize this danger it is recom m ended that ahousehold fire safety audit be conducted and a fam ily escape p lan b e d eveloped.

HOUSEHOLD FIRE SAFETY AUDIT1. A re all electrical appliances and outlets in a safe condition? C heck for frayed

cords, over-loaded lighting circuits, etc. If you are uncertain about the conditionof your electrical appliances or household service, have a professional evaluation.

2. A re all flam m able liquids stored safely in closed containers in a w ell ventilated coolarea? C leaning w ith flam m able liquids should be avoided.

3. A re fire hazardous m aterials (m atches) w ell out of reach of children?

4. A re furnaces and w ood burning appliances properly installed, clean and in good

w orking order? H ave a professional evaluation.

FAMILY ESCAPE PLANNING

There is often very little tim e betw een the detection of a fire and the tim e it becom esdeadly. It is thus very im portant that a fam ily escape plan be developed andrehearsed.

1. Every fam ily m em ber should participate in developing the escape plan.

2. Study the possible escape routes from each location w ithin the house and since

m any fires occur at night, special attention should be given to the escape routesfrom sleeping quarters.

3. It is essential that escape from a bedroom be possible w ithout opening the interiordoor. C onsider the follow ing w hen m aking your escap e p lans:

•M ake sure that doors and w indow s that open to the outside are easily op ened.Ensure that they are are not painted shut, and that their locking m echanism soperate sm oothly.

•If opening the exit or using the exit is too difficult for children, the elderly or

handicapped, plans for rescue should be developed. This includes m akingsure that those w ho are to perform the rescue can prom ptly hear the fire w arningsignal.

•If the exit is above the ground level, an approved fire ladder or rope should beprovided as w ell as training in its use.

•Exits on the g round level should be kept clear. B e sure to rem ove snow fromexterior patio doors in w inter; outdoor furniture or equipm ent should not blockexits.

•The fam ily should have a pred eterm ined assem bly point w here everyone can beaccounted for; for exam ple, across the street or at a neighbour’s house.

•O nce everyone is out of the house, call the Fire D epartm ent.

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•A good plan em phasizes quick escape. D o not investigate first or attem pt tofight the fire, and do not attem pt to rescue belongings or pets as this takes upvaluable tim e. O nce outside, do not re-enter the house. W ait for the firedep artm ent.

•W rite the plan d ow n and rehearse frequently, so that should an em ergency arise,everyone w ill know w hat they are to do. R evise the plan as conditions change;for exam ple, w hen there are m ore or few er fam ily m em bers in the hom e, or ifthere are changes to the house.

•M ake sure your fire w arning system is operational by conducting w eekly testsas noted elsew here in this m anual. If you are unsure about system operation,contact your installing dealer.

•It is recom m ended that you contact your local fire departm ent and requestfurther inform ation on hom e fire safety and escape planning. If available, have

your local fire prevention officer conduct an in-house fire safety inspection.

LIMITED WARRANTY

D igital Security C ontrols Ltd. w arrants that for a period of tw elve m onths from thedate of purchase, the product shall be free from defects in m aterials andw orkm anship under norm al use and that in fulfilm ent of any breech of suchw arranty, D igital Security C ontrols Ltd. shall, at its option, repair or replace thedefective equipm ent upon return of the equipm ent to its repair depot. Thisw arranty ap plies only to defects in parts and w orkm anship and not to d am ageincurred in shipping or handling, or dam age due to causes beyond the control ofD igital Security C ontrols Ltd., such as lightning, excessive voltage, m echanicalshock, w ater dam age, or dam age arising out of abuse, alteration or im properapplication of the equipm ent.

The foregoing w arranty shall apply only to the original buyer, and is and shall bein lieu of any and all other w arranties, w hether expressed or im plied and of allother obligations or liabilities on the part of D igital Security C ontrols Ltd. D igitalSecurity C ontrols Ltd. neither assum es, nor authorizes any other person

purporting to act on its behalf to m odify or to change this w arranty, nor to assum efor it any other w arranty or liability concerning this p roduct.

W A R N IN G :W A R N IN G :W A R N IN G :W A R N IN G :W A R N IN G :

D igital Security C ontrols Ltd. recom m ends that the entire systembe com pletely tested on a regular basis. H ow ever, despitefrequent testing, and due to but not lim ited to, crim inal tam peringor electrical disruption, it is possible for this product to fail toperform as expected.


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FCC Compliance

CAUTION: C hanges or m odifications not expressly approved by D igital SecurityC ontrols Ltd. could void your authority to use this equipm ent.

This equipm ent has been tested and found to com ply w ith the lim its for a C lass B

digital device, pursuant to P art 15 of the FC C R ules. These lim its are d esigned toprovide reasonable protection against harm ful interference in a residential installation.This equipm ent generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if notinstalled and used in accordance w ith the instructions, m ay cause harm ful interferenceto radio com m unications. H ow ever, there is no guarantee that interference w ill notoccur in a particular installation. If this equipm ent does cause harm ful interferenceto radio or television reception, w hich can be determ ined by turning the equipm entoff and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or m oreof the follow ing m easures:

•Re-orient the receiving antenna.

•Increase the separation betw een the equipm ent and receiver.

•C onnect the equipm ent into an outlet on a circuit different from that to w hich thereceiver is connected.

•C onsult the dealer or an experienced radio/television technician for help.

The user m ay find the follow ing booklet prepared by the FC C useful: “H ow to Identifyand R esolve R adio/Television Interference Problem s”. This booklet is available fromthe U .S. G overnm ent Printing O ffice, W ashington D .C . 20402, Stock # 004-000-00345-4

Important Information

This eq uipm ent com plies w ith P art 68 of the FC C R ules. O n the side of this eq uipm entis a label that contains, am ong other inform ation, the FC C registration num ber of thisequipm ent.

Notification to Telephone Company

U pon request, the custom er shall notify the telephone com pany of the particular lineto w hich the connection w ill be m ade, and provide the FC C registration num ber andthe ringer equivalence of the protective circuit.

FC C R eg istration N um ber:FC C R eg istration N um ber:FC C R eg istration N um ber:FC C R eg istration N um ber:FC C R egistration N um ber: F534J3-10411-A L-E

R ing er Equivalence N um ber:R ing er Equivalence N um ber:R ing er Equivalence N um ber:R ing er Equivalence N um ber:R ing er Equivalence N um ber: 0.0B U SO C Jack:U SO C Jack:U SO C Jack:U SO C Jack:U SO C Jack: R J-31X

Telephone Connection Requirements

Except for the telephone com pany provided ringers, all connections to the telephonenetw ork shall be m ad e through standard plug s and telep hone com pany provided

jacks, or equivalent, in such a m anner as to allow for easy, im m ediate disconnectionof the term inal equipm ent. Standard jacks shall be so arranged that, if the plugconnected thereto is w ithdraw n, no interference to the operation of the equipm ent atthe custom er’s prem ises w hich rem ains connected to the telephone netw ork shalloccur by reason of such w ithdraw al. Ensure that plugs and jacks m eet the d im ension,tolerance and m etallic plating requirem ents of 47 C .F.R . Part 68 Subpart F.


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