PC5508ZLED keypad

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Start hereDSC 1565 V2.3 User ManualUser guide · 19 pages · 695 KBRead it nowPC1565 cheat sheet
Arm (away)your codeyour codeorholdAwayyour codeorhold2
- Wired keypads only; open the PC5516Z/PC5532Z cover. Close doors and windows and stop movement near motion detectors. The Ready light must be on.
- Key in your code. Each key beeps, then the keypad beeps quickly and the Armed light comes on.
- Leave by your usual entry/exit door while the keypad beeps out the exit time.
- When the time is up, every light except Armed goes out.
- If set up, hold Away on a PC5508Z/PC5516Z/PC5532Z for 2 seconds. On a PC1555RKZ, hold 2 instead. Enter your code if asked.
Arm while homeyour codeyour codeorholdStayyour codeorhold1
- Wired keypads only; open the PC5516Z/PC5532Z cover. If your installer has turned on Stay arming, key in your code and don't go out the entry/exit door.
- The system then bypasses the inside zones, so you can move around indoors.
- If set up, hold Stay on a PC5508Z/PC5516Z/PC5532Z for 2 seconds. On a PC1555RKZ, hold 1 instead. Enter your code if asked.
- [*][9] then your code arms with no entry delay. The Armed light flashes to remind you.
- Press [*][1] to arm the inside zones again. After that, keep out of motion detector areas.
Disarmyour code
- Wired keypads only; open the PC5516Z/PC5532Z cover. Come in through your usual entry/exit door. Any other door sets the alarm off straight away.
- The keypad beeps. Key in your code before the entry time runs out.
- The Armed light goes out and the beeping stops. Made a mistake? Key your code in again.
- After an alarm, an LED keypad flashes the zone and Memory lights for 30 seconds (System light on PC1555RKZ).
- Alarm by mistake? Key in your code to silence it, then ring your monitoring company.
Bypass a zone*12-digit zone#
- Wired keypads only; open the PC5516Z/PC5532Z cover. Each detector or door contact is a zone. A bypassed zone can't set off the alarm until you next disarm.
- From Ready, press [*][1], then the zone number as 2 digits (03 for zone 3).
- On an LED keypad, that zone's light comes on. Key the number again to undo it.
- Press [#] to go back to Ready.
- LCD keypad: press [*], then [*] at Zone Bypass. Scroll to the zone and press [*]; a B shows it's bypassed.
Alarm memory*3
- Wired keypads only; open the PC5516Z/PC5532Z cover. After an alarm, an LED keypad flashes the zone and Memory lights for 30 seconds (System light on PC1555RKZ).
- Press [#] to stop the display, or [*][3] to see other alarms.
- An LCD keypad shows 'View Memory' and the zone; scroll with the arrow keys.
- The memory clears each time you arm.
- Alarm went off while you were out? Don't go in. Call for help from a neighbour's.
Chime on or off*4*4orholdChime*4orhold3
- Wired keypads only; open the PC5516Z/PC5532Z cover. Press [*][4]. Three beeps means door chime is on; one long beep means it's off.
- With chime on, the keypad sounds as chosen doors and windows open or close. Your installer picks them.
- LCD keypad: press [*], scroll to Door Chime, press [*] or [4], then [#].
- If set up, hold Chime on a PC5508Z/PC5516Z/PC5532Z for 2 seconds. On a PC1555RKZ, hold 3 instead.
Reset smoke detectors*72*72orholdReset*72orhold4
- Wired keypads only; open the PC5516Z/PC5532Z cover. A fire alarm makes the siren pulse. It goes to the monitoring station after 30 seconds unless cleared.
- No fire? Press [#] to silence it, and ring your monitoring company if it may have been sent.
- Press [*][7][2] to reset the smoke detectors. Otherwise the alarm sounds again after 90 seconds.
- If enabled, hold [Reset] for 2 seconds on PC5508Z/PC5516Z/PC5532Z, or [4] on PC1555RKZ.
- If a detector still senses smoke, the alarm starts again.
Change a code*5master codeuser numbernew code#
- Wired keypads only; open the PC5516Z/PC5532Z cover. Press [*][5], then the master code.
- Key in the 2-digit code number: 01 to 32 for users, 40 for the master code.
- Key in the new 4-digit code (6 digits if your installer set that up). It replaces any code already there.
- To erase a code, key in its number and then [*]. The master code can't be erased.
- Press [#] to go back to Ready.
Set the date and time*6master code1timedate#
- Wired keypads only; open the PC5516Z/PC5532Z cover. Press [*][6], then the master code, then [1].
- Key in the time as 4 digits in 24-hour form: 1430 for 2:30 pm.
- Then key in the date as 6 digits, month first (MMDDYY): 28 September 2026 is 092826.
- Press [#] to go back to Ready.
- If an LCD keypad shows the time when idle, press [#] first to clear it.
Trouble lights*2
- Wired keypads only; open the PC5516Z/PC5532Z cover. A trouble turns on the Trouble light (System light on a PC1555RKZ) and the keypad beeps twice every 10 seconds.
- Press any key to stop the beeps. A power cut turns the light on without any beeps.
- Press [*][2]. On an LED keypad, zone lights 1 to 8 show the troubles; for 5, 6 and 7, press that number to see which zones or devices.
- LCD keypad: scroll to 'System Trouble (*2) to View', press [*][2], scroll through the troubles, then press [#].
- For 8, set the time and date again. For the rest, the manual says to call your installer.
Pages 10, 12 and 13 of the DSC 1565 V2.3 User Manual1 Service needed: call your installation company 2 Mains power is off 3 Phone line trouble 4 The panel couldn't get through to the monitoring station 5 A zone has a fault: press [5] to see which 6 A zone has been tampered with: press [6] to see which 7 A wireless device has a low battery: press [7] up to three times to see which 8 The clock was lost: set the time and date again Send a test signal*6master code4
- Wired keypads only; open the PC5516Z/PC5532Z cover. Ring your monitoring company before and after the test.
- Start in the Ready state. Press [*][6], the master code, then [4] to run the System Test.
- It sends a test report to your monitoring company, if your installer has programmed one.
- The siren and keypad sound for 2 seconds and every keypad light comes on. Press [#] to leave.
Why is my keypad beeping or showing a trouble light?
Most keypads beep or light up a trouble indicator when something needs attention, such as a low backup battery, a power cut or a lost phone or internet connection. Your user guide explains what each light or code means on your model. If it keeps happening, or you are not sure, call your installer or monitoring company.
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