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5.1 Introduction to Programming

You can use two methods to program the PC6010:

• using the menu system on any system keypad

• using a computer and DLS-3 downloading software.

This section describes how to program the system using a

keypad and the menu system. For more information on

programming using downloading software, see section 10

“Downloading”, and the DLS-3 manual.

Programming From a Keypad

To program the PC6010 using the menu system, you must have

installed and enrolled at least one keypad. See section 4 for

more information.

1. To program the system, you will first need to enter the

Installer’s Programming mode: enter [*][8][Installer’s Code] at

any keypad that is enrolled on the system.

By default, the Installer’s Code is [5555]. When you are in

Installer’s Programming, all LEDs on the keypad will be off.

To prevent unauthorized personnel from entering Installer’s

Programming, you should change the Installer’s Code from

the default setting. For more information, see “System

Section - Installer Options” in the Programming Manual.

2. To navigate through the menus, use the arrow keys (<>).

When you see the menu item you want, press the [*] key to

select it. Getting to the right programming section may

require scrolling and selecting items from several menus. To

return to previous menus, press [#].

Refer to the Programming Manual for an overview of the

menu structure, and descriptions of each programming

section.

NOTE: The YES, NO and CANCEL buttons do not work in

Installer’s Programming. If you press them in Installer’s

Programming, the keypad will sound an error tone.

3. Once you have entered Installer’s Programming, the first

menu consists of the items listed below. Use the arrow keys

(< >) to scroll to the area you wish to program, and press [*].

System Area - Use this section to program options that

affect the operation of the entire system. These options

include communications, downloading, printer options,

installer and master code programming, etc.

Area Section - Use this section to program options for each

area. These options include zone assignments, area times,

area options, etc.

Backbone Section - Use this section to program options for

the Backbone.

Module Hardware - Use this menu to enroll the system

modules and keypads.

Event Buffer - Use this menu to print the event buffer for

the system.

Diagnostics - Use this menu to find out more information on

trouble conditions reported by the modules.

Example: to program the Area 2 ID code, scroll to each of

the following messages, and press [*]:

Scroll to...

AREA SECTIONAREA SECTION

AREA SECTION Press [*]

Display shows...

ADD/EDIT AREAADD/EDIT AREA

ADD/EDIT AREA Press [*]

Display shows...

“AREA 1”“AREA 1”

“AREA 1”

Scroll to...

“AREA 2”“AREA 2”

“AREA 2” Press [*]

Display shows...

AREA ID CODEAREA ID CODE

AREA ID CODE Press [*].

Enter the 6-digit Area 2 ID code. The display returns to the

message “Area ID Code”.

Press [#] to return to the previous menus, and to exit the

installer programming mode.

NOTE: The [#] key is not a cancel key. If you have entered data

in a section, and then press [#], the data will be saved.

5.2 Programming Using Hotkey

Numbers

Another method of navigating through the menus uses one- or

two-digit hotkey entries. Every menu and program item has a

“hotkey” entry. You can find the hotkey entry for any section in

the Programming Worksheets.

The hotkey entry for each programming section is displayed on

the LCD screen. Enter that number, and the panel will select the

item for you. Do not press [

*] after entering the ‘hotkey’

number.

For example, once you have entered Installer’s Programming, you

can reach the Area 2 ID code programming section by entering:

[1]-[0]-[02]-[0]

Once you become familiar with the menus, the hotkey method

will allow you to move quickly through the menus.

To exit a section or move back a menu, you can press [#]. To exit

Installer’s Programming, you may have to press [#] several times,

depending on where you were in the menu system.

NOTE: The [#] key is not a cancel key. If you have entered data

in a section, and then press [#], the data will be saved.

Once you become familiar with each programming option’s

hotkey number, programming will become quick and simple. If

you lose your place, you can always use the [<][>] keys to scroll

through the menu items, and refresh your memory.

5.3 Programming Decimal Data

Some programming sections require decimal (0-9) entries, such

as zone definitions and system times. Make sure that you record

all required decimal data in the Programming Worksheets before

beginning to program each section.

Many sections require a specific number of digits. Once all digits

have been entered, the control panel will automatically exit that

section and will return to the previous menu.

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