Digital Security Controls Ltd. 16WS90029 User Manual
Chapter 8.0 Viewing Troubles on the Integrated Keypad
Top Level
Device Type
Device Type
Second Level
Trouble Type
Trouble Type
Third Level
Device ID
Device ID
05
Repeater
01
AC
1 to 8
02
Battery Trouble
03
Tamper
04
Fault ( supervision)
05
Not Networked
06
Wireless key
01
AC
1 to 32
02
Battery Trouble
03
Tamper
04
Fault ( supervision)
05
Not Networked
07
Communication
01
Receiver not available
Not applicable
02
FTC
03
Receiver supervision trouble
04
Cellular Trouble
05
Ethernet/WiFi Trouble
06
Remote shutdown
8.1 Alarm Memory
When an alarm occurs while the system is armed, it is stored in the alarm memory when you disarm
the system. The system sounds a different tone than normal during entry delay. After disarming the
system, the zone number on the keypad flashes for 5 minutes to indicate an alarm in memory.
Note: If disarming the system with a 2-way wireless key, the system squawks three times to indic-
ate an alarm in memory.
the system. The system sounds a different tone than normal during entry delay. After disarming the
system, the zone number on the keypad flashes for 5 minutes to indicate an alarm in memory.
Note: If disarming the system with a 2-way wireless key, the system squawks three times to indic-
ate an alarm in memory.
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Proceed with caution, as an intruder can still be within the premises.
To arm the system again, wave your hand in front of the keypad. The zone numbers stop flashing
and you can then arm the system. The alarm memory clears the next time you arm and disarm the
system.
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