PK5500LCD keypad

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Start herePC1616-1832-1864 User ManualUser guide · 28 pages · 1.7 MBRead it nowKeypad cheat sheet
Arm (away)your codeyour codeorhold5your codeorhold2your codeorholdthe key with a house on it
- Close doors and windows and keep away from the motion detectors. The Ready light (a tick on the PK5500 and LED5511) must be on.
- Key in your code. The Armed light (a padlock on the PK5500 and LED5511) comes on and the keypad beeps once a second. Leave by your usual door.
- If set up, hold Away for 2 seconds: plain house on PK5500, 5 on LED5511, 2 on PC1555RKZ. Enter your code if asked.
- When the exit time ends, the Ready light goes out and the beeping stops. The Armed light stays on.
- Changed your mind? Key in your code before the exit time ends to cancel.
Arm while homeyour codeyour codeorhold2your codeorhold1your codeorholdthe key with a house with a person in it on it
- Stay arming, if your installer set it up, arms doors and windows but leaves inside motion detectors off. With the Ready light on, key in your code and stay inside.
- If set up, hold Stay for 2 seconds: house with a person on PK5500, 2 on LED5511, 1 on PC1555RKZ. Enter your code if asked.
- When the exit time ends, Ready goes out and Armed stays on. The LED5511 and PC1555RKZ also turn on their System light.
- [*][9] then your code arms in Stay with no entry delay. The Armed light flashes to remind you.
- Going to bed? Press [*][1] to arm the inside zones too, except any your installer made Night zones.
Disarmyour code
- Come in through your usual entry door. The keypad beeps to remind you to disarm.
- Key in your code before the entry time runs out. Your installer sets how long you have.
- Wrong code? You hear a 2-second error tone. Press [#] and key it in again.
- Alarm going off by mistake? Key in your code to silence it, then ring your monitoring company.
Bypass a zone*12-digit zone#
- Each detector or contact is a zone. Bypasses clear when you disarm, except on 24-hour zones; remove those manually.
- With the system disarmed, press [*][1]. Key in your code if the keypad needs it.
- Key in the zone number as 2 digits, 01 to 64. Its zone light comes on, or an LCD keypad shows a B.
- Key the same number again to undo it. Press [#] to go back to Ready.
- In the same menu, [0][0] clears every bypass and [9][9] brings back the last lot.
Alarm memory*3
- After an alarm, the LED5511 and PC1555RKZ turn on their System light. The PK5500 goes to the alarm list by itself when you disarm.
- Press [*][3]. On LED5511 and PC1555RKZ, the System light and the zone number flash.
- On the PK5500, scroll the zones with the arrow keys instead. Press [#] to leave.
- Arming and then disarming clears the memory.
- Went off while you were out? The keypad shows it as you disarm. Go in carefully: someone may be inside.
Chime on or off*4*4orhold8*4orhold3*4orholdthe key with a bell on it
- Press [*][4]. Each time switches door chime on or off.
- If set up, hold Chime for 2 seconds: bell on PK5500, 8 on LED5511, 3 on PC1555RKZ. Enter your code if asked.
- On keypads with icons, such as the LCD5511, the Chime symbol shows while chime is on.
Reset smoke detectors*72*72orhold4*72orholdthe key with circling arrows on it
- Smoke detectors and glassbreak sensors can stay in alarm until they're reset. Your alarm company can tell you if yours do.
- False fire alarm? Key in your code to silence it, then ring your monitoring company.
- Press [*][7][2], then your code if asked. Or hold Reset for 2 seconds, if set up: circling arrows on PK5500, 4 on PC1555RKZ.
- If a detector still senses smoke, the alarm carries on or starts again. If it's clear, the alarm stops.
Change a code*5master codeuser numbernew code#
- Press [*][5], then the master code. On the LED5511 and PC1555RKZ the System light flashes.
- Key in the 2-digit user number: up to 48 on a PC1616, 72 on a PC1832, 95 on a PC1864.
- Key in the new 4- or 6-digit code. To delete that user's code instead, press [*].
- Key in another user number, or press [#] to finish. A code that's already in use gets an error tone.
- The master code is number 40. Your installer can set it so only they can change it.
Set the date and time*6master code1timedate#
- 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 finish.
- On a PK5500, RFK5500 or RFK5564 you can scroll to Time and Date and press [*] instead of [1].
Trouble lights*2
- A trouble turns on the Trouble or System light and the keypad beeps every 10 seconds. [#] stops the beeps.
- Press [*][2]. Lights 1 to 8 show which troubles are present; the PK5500 shows them on its screen to scroll through.
- For troubles 1, 5, 6 and 7, press that number to see more.
- The manual's advice for 1 to 7 is to call for service. For 8, set the time and date again.
Pages 12, 23 of the PC1616-1832-1864 User Manual1 Service needed: press [1] to see which part, such as a low battery or bell circuit 2 Mains power is off. The system runs on its battery for several hours 3 The phone line is disconnected 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 zone, keypad or wireless key has a low battery: press [7] to see which 8 The clock was lost: set the time and date again Send a test signal*6master code4
- Ring your monitoring company before you start, and again when you finish.
- Disarm first, with the Ready light on. 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 keypads 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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