Dsc Alarm System Reset

Some times you need to change the master code on a DSC alarm system. Most DSC systems use the same procedure. Our step by step guide below will walk you through chaining the master code.

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This guide will answer the following questions.

How do i change my alarm master code?

A DSC alarm system should run off of battery power for several hours during a power outage, but if you have a longer period of downtime, the batteries can be drained. When that happens, you will need to reset the sensors using the keypad on the control unit. Step 1 Open the access door on the unit. Your DSC Security System is made up of a DSC control panel, one or more keypads and various sensors and detectors. The control panel, which is a metal cabinet, will be mounted out of the way in a utility closet or in the basement. The metal cabinet contains the system electronics, fuses and back up battery.

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How to i do i change my DSC Alarm code if i know my code?

Changing DSC Alarm Master Code

You must have the current master code in order to perform this procedure. User Location 40 is for the Master Code on the DSC 1616 and cannot be deleted but it can be changed to a new code.

Press [*5] …… [Current 4 Digit Code]……[40]……[New 4 Digit Code]……[#]

Avery 8126. The keypad will give you a short beep to confirm that it changed successfully.

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Congratulations…you just changed the master code. Now you can proceed to testing the code.

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Testing the Master Code on DSC Alarm systems

Press the old 4 digit code and verify that the alarm doesn't arm or disarm.

Key in the new 4 digit code and verify that it is able to arm and disarm the alarm.

Is the yellow ‘trouble' LED lit on your alarm keypad? DSC uses LED codes to indicate trouble details for all keypads that don't have an LCD readout display. The following applies to all PowerSeries panels, which include PC1616, PC1832, PC5010, PC5015 and others.

To view system troubles, press:

1. Service Required (press [1] for more information)
   1. Low Battery (main battery in panel)
   2. Bell Circuit
   3. System Trouble
   4. System Tamper
   5. Module Supervision
   6. RF Jam Detected
   7. PC5204 Low Battery
   8. PC5204 AC Failure
2. AC Failure
   • AC power is not present at the panel (the system is operating on stand-by battery power.
3. Telephone Line Trouble
   • The panel does not detect an active telephone line.
4. Failure to Communicate
   • The system attempted to communicate with the monitoring station but failed.
5. Zone Fault (press [5] for more information)
   • The system is experiencing difficulties with one or more sensors or zones.
   • Press [5] for the keypad to display which zone is experiencing the fault.
6. Zone Tamper (press [6] for more information)
   • The system has detected a tamper on one or more sensors on the system.
   • Press [6] for the keypad to display which zone is tampered.
7. Device Low Battery (press [7] for more information)
   • A wireless device has a low battery.
   • Press [7] for the keypad to display which zone has a low battery.
8. Loss of System Time
   • If complete power was lost (AC and battery), the time and date will need to be re-programmed.
   • To program the time, press

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Dsc Alarm System Reset Manual