DSC HS2LCD N - Install Manual - V1.1

HS2LED/HS2ICON
(P)
(RF)
X/HS2LCD
(RF)
(P)
X
V1.1
Installation
Instructions/Instructions
d’installation/Instrucciones
de
instalación/Instruções
de
instalação
English,
Français,
Español,
Português
WARNING:
Please
refer
to
the
System
Installation
Manual
for
information
on
limitations
regarding
product
use
and
function
and
information
on
the
limitations
as
to
liability
of
the
manufacturer.
NOTE:
These
instructions
shall
be
used
in
conjunction
with
the
system
Installation
Manual
of
the
Control
Panel
with
which
this
equipment
is
intended
to
be
used..
ATTENTION:
Ce
manuel
contient
des
informations
sur
les
restrictions
concernant
le
fonctionnement
et
l’utilisation
du
produit
et
des
informations
sur
les
restrictions
en
ce
qui
concerne
la
responsabilité
du
fabricant.
La
totalité
du
manuel
doit
être
lu
attentivement.
NOTE:
Ce
manuel
doit
être
utlisé
en
conjunction
avec
le
Manuel
d’installation
du
Panneau
de
contrôle.
ATENCIÓN:
Consulte
el
Manual
de
instalación
del
sistema
para
obtener
información
sobre
las
limitaciones
del
uso
y
funciones
del
producto,
asi
como
las
limitaciones
de
la
reponsabilidad
del
fabricante.
NOTA:
Estas
instrucciones
deberán
utilizarse
conjuntamente
con
el
Manual
de
instalación
del
sistema
del
Panel
de
control
con
el
que
se
vaya
a
utilizar
este
equipo.
AVISO:
Consulte
o
Manual
de
instalação
do
sistema
para
obter
informações
acerca
das
limitações
relativas
à
utilização
do
produto
e
funções
e
informações
acerca
das
limitações
relativas
à
imputação
de
responsabilidades
ao
fabricante.
NOTA:
Estas
instruções
devem
ser
utilizadas
em
conjunto
com
o
Manual
de
instalação
do
sistema
do
painel
de
controlo
com
o
qual
este
equipamento
se
destina
a
ser
utilizado.
29009076R001
-
1
- Introduction
The
HS2LED/HS2ICN
(P)
(RF)
x/HS2LCD
(RF)
(P)
x
keypads
are
compatible
with
the
PowerSeries
Neo
HS2016/32/64,
HS2014-
4*
and
HS2128
panels.
The
RF
keypads
combine
a
wireless
trans
-
ceiver
with
the
respective
HS2
keypad.
*Model
not
UL/ULC
listed.
Specifications
l
Temperature
range:
-
10°C
to
+55°C
(14°F
to
131°F);
UL/ULC:
0°C
to
+49°C
(32°F
to
120°F)
l
Humidity
(MAX):
93%R.H.
non-
condensing
l
Plastic
enclosure
protection
degree:
IP30,
IK04
l
Voltage
rating:
13.8Vdc
nominal
(power
provided
by
the
com
-
patible
control
panel)
l
Connects
to
control
panel
Corbus
via
4
wires
l
1
configurable
zone
input
or
PGM
output*
l
HS2LED/
HS2ICN
(P)
/HS2LCD
(P)
/HS2ICNRF
(P)
/HS2LCDRF
(P)
Current
draw:55mA
(min)
/105mA
(max)
l
Wall-
mount
tamper
l
5
programmable
function
keys
l
Ready
(Green
LED),
Armed
(Red
LED),
Trouble
(Yellow
LED),
AC
(Green
LED)
l
Dimensions
(L
x
W
x
D):
168mm
x
122mm
x
20
mm
l
Weight:
260g
l
Low
temperature
sensor
l
Frequency:
433
MHz
(HS2ICNRF4/HS2LCDRF4)
l
868
MHz
(HS2ICNRF8/HS2LCDRF8)
l
912-
919MHz
(HS2ICNRF9/HS2LCDRF9)
l
Up
to
128
wireless
zones
Zone
not
to
be
programmed
as
Fire
type
or
24h
type.
NOTE:
Keypads
contain
no
serviceable
parts.
NOTE:
Only
models
operating
in
band
912-
919MHz
are
UL/ULC
listed.
Unpack
The
keypad
package
includes
the
following:
HS2LED/ICN
(RF)
/LCD
(RF)
HS2ICN
(RF)
P/LCD
(RF)
P
1
keypad
1
keypad
4
mounting
screws
4
mounting
screws
2
end-
of-
line
resistors
2
end-
of-
line
resistors
Keypad
inner
door
labels
Keypad
inner
door
labels
1
tamper
switch
1
tamper
switch
Installation
Instructions
Installation
Instructions
Mini
Proximity
(prox)
tag
(MPT)
Table
1:
Compatible
Devices
Wireless
PG
smoke
detector
PGx926UL
Wireless
PG
smoke
and
heat
detector
PGx916UL
Wireless
PG
CO
detector
PGx913
Wireless
PG
PIR
motion
detector
PGx904
(P)
UL
Wireless
PG
PIR
+
camera
motion
detector
PGx934
(P)
UL
Wireless
PG
curtain
motion
detector
PGx924UL
Wireless
PG
dual
tech
motion
detector
PGx984
(P)
Wireless
PG
mirror
motion
detector
PGx974
(P)
UL
Wireless
PG
outdoor
motion
detector
PGx994UL
Wireless
PG
glass
break
detector
PGx912
Wireless
PG
shock
detector
PGx935UL
Wireless
PG
flood
detector
PGx985UL
Wireless
PG
temperature
detector
(indoor)
PGx905UL
Outdoor
temperature
probe
(requires
PGx905)
PGTEMP-
PROBE
Wireless
PG
key
PGx939UL
Wireless
PG
key
PGx929UL
Wireless
PG
panic
key
PGx938UL
Wireless
PG
2-
button
key
PGx949UL
Wireless
PG
indoor
siren
PGx901UL
Wireless
PG
outdoor
siren
PGx911UL
Wireless
PG
repeater
PGx920UL
Wireless
PG
door/window
contact
PGx975UL
Wireless
PG
door/window
contact
w/AUX
PGx945UL
NOTE:
In
this
chart,
x
in
the
model
number
represents
the
oper
-
ating
frequency
of
the
device
as
follows:
9
(912-
919
MHz),
8
(868MHz),
4
(433MHz).
NOTE:
Only
models
operating
in
the
band
912-
919
MHz
are
UL/ULC
or
cUL
listed
where
indicated.
Only
UL
approved
devices
are
to
be
used
with
UL/ULC
listed
systems.
Mount
the
Keypad
Mount
the
keypad
where
it
is
accessible
from
designated
points
of
entry
and
exit.
Once
a
dry
and
secure
location
has
been
selected,
perform
the
following
steps
to
mount
the
keypad.
Disassemble
Keypad
Insert
the
tip
of
a
flat-
head
screwdriver
into
the
slots
at
the
bottom
left
and
right
of
the
keypad.
Gently
pry
open
the
faceplate.
This
will
remove
it
and
allow
access
for
mounting.
Mount
and
Wire
Keypad
1.
Secure
keypad
to
wall
using
mounting
holes.
Use
all
four
screws
provided
unless
mounting
on
a
single
gang
box.
Use
the
plastic
anchors
supplied
if
the
unit
is
to
be
mounted
on
drywall.
2.
If
using
the
keypad
tamper,
secure
the
tamper
plate
to
the
wall
with
a
screw.
NOTE:
For
UL/ULC
listed
commercial
burglary
installations,
the
use
of
the
keypad
tamper
is
mandatory.
3.
Run
wire
through
wiring
slot
or
knockouts.
Connect
Corbus
and
PGM/Zone
wiring
to
keypad.
Place
tamper
switch
into
tamper
hole
on
backplate.
4.
Place
keypad
into
backplate,
ensuring
the
wire
is
pushed
back
into
the
wall
as
much
as
possible.
Route
the
wire
inside
the
keypad,
ensuring
high
components
are
avoided.
Snap
the
front
assembly
closed,
ensuring
that
there
is
no
pressure
to
the
keypad
from
the
wire
below.
NOTE:
If
any
tension
is
found
between
the
front
keypad
assembly
and
the
wiring,
open
the
keypad,
reroute
the
wire
and
close
again.
Repeat
these
steps
until
the
keypad
is
closed
properly.
Wiring
1.
Before
wiring
the
unit,
ensure
that
all
power
(AC
transformer
and
bat
-
tery)
is
disconnected
from
the
con
-
trol
panel.
2.
Connect
the
four
Corbus
wires
from
the
control
panel
(red,
black,
yellow
and
green)
to
the
keypad
ter
-
minals.
Refer
to
the
diagram:
If
programmed
as
an
input,
a
device
-
such
as
a
door
contact
-
may
be
connected
to
the
‘P/Z’
terminal
of
the
keypad.
This
eliminates
the
need
to
run
wires
back
to
the control
panel
for
the
device.
To
connect
the
zone,
run
one
wire
from
the
device
to
the
‘P/Z’
terminal
and
the
other
wire
from
the
device
to
the
B
(black)
terminal.
For
powered
devices,
run
the
red
wire
to
the
R
(positive)
terminal
and
the
black
wire
to
the
B
(neg
-
ative)
terminal.
When
using
end
of
line
supervision,
connect
the
zone
according
to
one
of
the
configurations
described
in
the
Power
-
Series
Neo
Reference
manual.
NOTE:
For
UL/ULC
installations,
the
zone
input
is
a
supervised
type
(SEOL/DEOL).
The
supervision
resistor
is
5600Ω.
If
no
EOL
supervision
is
used,
there
is
a
three
foot
maximum
distance
required
for
the
connected
device.
Use
only
in
conjunction
with
UL/ULC
listed
devices.
NOTE:
This
initiating
device
connected
to
this
input
contact
is
not
to
be
used
for
medical
or
fire
applications.
3.
If
the
‘P/Z’
terminal
is
programmed
as
an
output,
a
small
relay
(such
as
DSC
model
RM-
1
or
RM-
2)
or
buzzer
or
other
DC
oper
-
ated
device
may
be
connected
between
the
positive
supply
voltage
and
the
‘P/Z’
terminal
(max.load
is
50mA).
NOTE:
For
UL/ULC-
listed
installations,
use
UL/ULC
listed
devices.
Apply
Power
Once
all
wiring
is
complete,
and
the
equipment
is
secured
to
the
building
structure
with
at
least
two
screws,
apply
power
to
the
control
panel:
1.
Connect
the
battery
leads
to
the
battery.
2.
Connect
the
AC
transformer.
For
more
information
on
control
panel
power
specifications,
see
the
PowerSeries
Neo
Reference
manual.
Program
the
Keypad
4
1
Toggle (X) <>
“Toggle name” Y/N
1.
Press
[*]
[8]
[Installer
Code].
2.
Use
the
[]
keys
to
nav
-
igate
through
the
menus
or
jump
directly
to
a
specific
section
by
entering
the
section
number.
Programming
consists
of
tog
-
gling
on
and
off
options
in
each
section
or
by
populating
data
fields.
Toggle
options
are
enabled
or
disabled
by
pressing
the
corresponding
number
on
the
keypad.
For
example,
to
enable
toggle
options
1
and
4,
press
the
[1]
and
[4]
keys.
All
enabled
options
are
displayed
(see
the
following
diagram).
1.
To
input
data,
use
the
[]
keys
to
select
a
character
then
press
the
keypad
button
for
the
number/letter.
2.
Using
the
[]
keys,
scroll
to
the
next
character
and
repeat
the
procedure.
For
information
on
entering
HEX
data,
refer
to
the
PowerSeries
Neo
Reference
manual.
Language
Programming
Enter
[000]
[000].
Enter
the
two-
digit
number
corresponding
to
the
language
desired:
Table
2:
Languages
01
=
English
(default)
10
=
German
20
=
Romanian
11
=
Swedish
21
=
Russian
02
=
Spanish
12
=
Norwegian
22
=
Bulgarian
03
=
Portuguese
13
=
Danish
23
=
Latvian
04
=
French
14
=
Hebrew
24
=
Lithuanian
05
=
Italian
15
=
Greek
25
=
Ukrainian
06
=
Dutch
16
=
Turkish
26
=
Slovak
07
=
Polish
17
=
FFU
27
=
Serbian
08
=
Czech
18
=
Croatian
28
=
Estonian
09
=
Finnish
19
=
Hungarian
29
=
Slovenian
Enroll
the
Keypad
Keypads
can
be
enrolled
automatically
or
manually.
In
either
case,
the
serial
number
of
the
device
is
used
as
an
identifier.
NOTE:
If
there
is
no
keypad
enrolled
on
the
system,
once
you
power
up,
the
keypad
will
display
the
message:
Press
any
key
to
enroll.
Other
keypads
can
then
be
enrolled
from
the
first
keypad.
Use
one
of
the
following
enrollment
options:
[902]
[000]
Auto
Enroll
When
this
mode
is
selected,
the
total
number
of
keypads
currently
enrolled
is
displayed
on
the
keypad.
1.
Enter
[902]
[000]
to
begin
the
auto-
enrollment
of
new
keypads.
As
each
device
is
enrolled,
the
keypad
displays
the
model
type,
serial
number
and
slot
assignment.
Keypads
are
assigned
to
the
next
available
slot.
[902]
[001]
Manual
Enroll
To
manually
enroll
individual
keypads:
1.
Enter
[902]
[001]
or
use
the
[]
keys
and
press
[*].
2.
When
prompted,
enter
the
serial
number
of
the
keypad
found
on
the
back
of
the
device.
3.
An
error
tone
is
sounded
if
an
invalid
serial
number
is
received.
Once
enrolled,
the
device
model,
serial
number
and
slot
assign
-
ment
are
displayed.
Keypads
are
enrolled
into
the
next
available
slot
for
the
device.
The
slot
assignment
can
be
changed
using
the
[]
keys.
4.
To
cancel
the
enrollment
of
a
module,
press
[#].
NOTE:
Once
the
maximum
number
of
devices
have
been
enrolled,
an
error
tone
sounds
and
a
warning
message
is
displayed.
[902]
[002]
–
Module
Slot
Assignment
(LED,
LCD,
ICON)
This
section
is
used
to
change
the
slot
number
in
which
a
module
is
enrolled.
To
change
the
slot
number:
1.
Enter
[902]
[002]
or
use
the
[]
keys
and
press
[*].
2.
Enter
the
serial
number
of
the
module.
3.
When
prompted,
enter
the
new
two-
digit
slot
number.
The
pre
-
vious
slot
assignment
is
replaced
with
the
new
one.
An
error
tone
sounds
if
an
invalid
slot
number
is
entered.
[902]
[003]
–
Module
Slot
Assignment
(LCD
Only)
Similarly
to
[002],
this
section
is
also
used
to
change
the
slot
num
-
ber
of
a
module.
With
this
option,
however,
the
serial
number
is
not
required.
To
change
the
slot
number:
1.
Enter
[902]
[003]
or
the
use
the
[]
keys
and
press
[*].
2.
Use
the
[]
keys
to
locate
the
module
then
press
[*]
to
select.
3.
Enter
the
new
two-
digit
slot
number.
The
previous
slot
assign
-
ment
is
replaced
with
the
new
one.
An
error
tone
sounds
if
an
invalid
slot
number
is
entered.
[902]
[101]
Unenroll
Keypads
1.
Enter
[902]
[101]
or
use
the
[]
keys
and
press
[*].
2.
Use
the
[]
keys
to
scroll
to
the
specific
keypad
to
delete.
3.
Press
[*]
to
select
the
module
and
when
prompted,
press
[*]
again
to
delete
it.
[903]
[101]
Confirm
Keypad
To
confirm
the
enrollment
of
individual
keypads
and
to
locate
them
physically:
1.
Enter
[903]
[101]
or
use
the
[]
and
press
[*].
2.
Use
the
[]
keys
to
scroll
to
the
applicable
keypad.
The
mod
-
ule’s
serial
number
and
slot
number
are
displayed
on
the
keypad
and
the
status
LEDs
on
the
device
flash.
3.
To
confirm
the
keypad,
press
[*].
If
communication
with
a
mod
-
ule
is
lost
at
the
time
of
confirmation,
a
warning
message
is
dis
-
played
for
1
second
before
exiting
the
section.
Assign
a
Partition
to
the
Keypad
The
keypad
must
be
assigned
to
a
partition
if
supervision
or
keypad
zones
are
required.
Keypad
assignments
and
keypad
option
programming
must
be
done
at
each
keypad
individually.
At
each
keypad
installed
on
the
system:
1.
Press
[*]
[8]
[Installer
Code].
2.
Enter
[861]
-
[876]
for
Keypad
Programming
and
Keypad
Partition
Mask,
corresponding
to
keypads
1-
16.
3.
Press
[*]
for
partition
assignment.
4.
Enter
01
to
08
for
partition
assignment
or
use
the
[]
keys
to
scroll
to
the
specific
partition
If
partitioning
is
not
used,
enter
[01].
For
Global
keypads,
enter
[00].
5.
Press
[#]
twice
to
exit
programming.
6.
Continue
this
procedure
for
each
keypad
until
all
have
been
assigned
to
the
correct
partition. Program
Labels
(LCD
keypads)
1.
Press
[*]
[8]
[Installer
Code].
2.
Press
[*]
and
use
the
[]
keys
to
scroll
to
Zone
Labels
and
press
[*]
again.The
first
zone
is
dis
-
played.
Alternatively,
enter,
[000]
[001].
3.
Use
the
[]
keys
to
scroll
to
the
zone
label
to
be
programmed
and
press
[*]
or
enter
the
zone
num
-
ber
(e.g.,
001,
for
zone
label
1).
4.
Use
the
[]
keys
to
scroll
to
the
desired
character’s
location,
using
the
[]
keys.
5.
Enter
the
number
of
the
corresponding
character
group
until
the
desired
character
is
displayed
(see
the
following
table).
Example,
press
the
“2”
key
three
times
to
enter
the
letter
“F”.
Press
the
“2”
key
four
times
to
enter
the
number
“2”.
Press
[*],
then
scroll
to
“Save”.
Press
[*]
again
to
save
the
label.
To
delete
a
character,
use
the
[]
keys
to
move
the
cursor
under
the
character,
then
press
[0].
If
any
key
other
than
[]
is
pressed
before
[0],
the
cursor
moves
one
space
to
the
right
and
deletes
that
character.
[1]
-
A,
B,
C,
1
[5]
-
M,
N,
O,
5
[9]
-
Y,
Z,
9,
0
[2]
-
D,
E,
F,
2
[6]
-
P,
Q,
R,
6
[0]
-
Space
[3]
-
G,
H,
I,
3
[7]
-
S,
T,
U,
7
[*]
-
Select
[4]
-
J,
K,
L,
4
[8]
-
V,
W,
X,
8
[#]
-
Escape
CHANGE
CASE
–
Will
toggle
the
next
letter
entries
between
upper
case
(A,
B,
C...)
and
lower
case
letters
(a,
b,
c...).
ASCII
ENTRY
–
Used
to
enter
uncommon
characters.
Valid
entries
range
from
000
to
255.
Use
the
[]
keys
to
scroll
through
the
characters
or
enter
a
3-
digit
number
from
000-
255.
Press
[*]
to
enter
the
character
into
the
label.
CLEAR
TO
END
–
Clears
the
display
from
the
character
where
the
cursor
was
located
to
the
end
of
the
display.
CLEAR
DISPLAY
–
Clears
the
entire
label.
Continue
from
Step
2,
until
all
labels
are
programmed.
Label
Library
The
Label
Library
is
a
database
of
words
commonly
used
when
programming
labels.
Individual
words
can
be
combined
as
needed
(e.g.,
Front
+
Door).
Each
line
of
the
display
supports
a
maximum
of
14
characters.
If
a
word
will
not
fit
on
a
line,
scroll
right
until
the
cursor
appears
at
the
first
character
of
the
second
line
and
then
add
the
word.
To
program
a
custom
label
using
the
Label
Library:
1.
Press
[*]
[8]
[Installer
Code]
[000]
[001].
2.
Enter
[001]
(to
program
the
label
for
zone
01),
or
use
the
[]
keys
to
scroll
to
the
Zone
Labels
and
then
press
[*].
The
current
label
name
is
displayed
for
that
zone.
3.
Press
[*]
to
open
the
menu.
4.
Press
[*]
again
to
select
the
“Word
Entry”
option.
5.
Enter
the
3-
digit
number
corresponding
to
a
word
(see
Words
Library)
or
use
the
[]
keys
to
view
words
in
the
library.
6.
Press
[*]
to
select
the
word.
7.
To
add
another
word,
repeat
the
previous
procedures
from
step
3.
8.
To
add
a
space,
press
the
right
scroll
key
[>].
9.
To
clear
characters,
select
“Clear
to
End”
or
“Clear
Display”
from
the
menu.
10.
To
save
the
current
label
and
exit,
press
[#].
Broadcast
LCD
Labels
If
more
than
one
LCD
keypad
is
present
on
the
system,
labels
programmed
on
one
keypad
will
be
broadcast
to
all
other
LCD
keypads,
after
the
change
is
confirmed.
Change
Brightness/Contrast/Buzzer
LCD
Keypads
1.
Press
[*]
[6]
[Master
Code].
2.
Use
the
[]
keys
to
scroll
to
either
Bright
Control,
Contrast
Control,
or
Buzzer
Control.
3.
Press
[*]
to
select
one
of
the
following
settings:
l
Brightness/LED
Bar
Control
-
15
backlighting
levels
available.
l
Contrast
Control
-
15
display
contrast
levels
available.
l
Buzzer
Control
-
15
buzzer
control
levels
available.
4.
Use
the
[]
keys
to
scroll
to
the
desired
setting.
Keypad
Programming
1.
Press
[*]
[8]
[Installer
Code].
2.
Select
one
of
the
programming
options
identified
in
the
following.
[860]
Keypad
Slot
Number
Not
for
programming;
the
two-
digit
slot
number
is
displayed
for
informational
purposes
only.
[861]
-
[876]
Keypad
Programming
Sections
[000]
Address
of
Partition
Default:
01
A
2-
digit
entry
is
required
to
assign
the
keypad
to
a
partition.
Valid
entries
are
00-
32.
NOTE:
LED
and
ICON
keypads
must
not
be
assigned
as
global
keypads.
[001]
-
[005]
Keypad
Function
Key
Programming
To
program
a
function
key:
Press
[*]
[8]
[Installer
Code].
1.
Enter
[861]
-
[876]
for
keypad
programming.
2.
Enter
[001]
-
[005]
for
function
keys
1-
5
or
use
the
[]
keys
and
press
[*].
3.
Enter
a
2-
digit
number
to
assign
a
function
key
operation
-
[00]
-
[68].
See
the
following
table.
4.
Repeat
from
step
3
until
all
function
keys
are
programmed.
5.
Press
[#]
twice
to
exit
Installer
Programming.
Table
3:
Function
Key
Assignment
Function
Key
Button
Valid
Range
Default
Function
[001]
Key
1
00–
68
03
Stay
Arm
|_
_
_
_
_
|_
_
_
_
_
|
[002]
Key
2
00–
68
04
Away
Arm
|_
_
_
_
_
|_
_
_
_
_
|
[003]
Key
3
00–
68
06
Chime
ON/OFF
|_
_
_
_
_
|_
_
_
_
_
|
[004]
Key
4
00–
68
22
Command
Output
2
|_
_
_
_
_
|_
_
_
_
_
|
[005]
Key
5
00–
68
16
Quick
Exit
|_
_
_
_
_
|_
_
_
_
_
|
Keypad
Function
Keys
Refer
to
your
system
installation
manual
for
a
complete
list
of
available
function
key
options.
[00]
-
Null
[13]
-
Global
Away
Arm
[31]
-
Local
PGM
Activate
[02]
-
Instant
Stay
Arm
[14]
-
Global
Disarming
[32]
-
Bypass
Mode
[03]
-
Stay
Arm
[16]
-
[*]
[0]
Quick
Exit
[33]
-
Bypass
Recall
[04]
-
Away
Arm
[17]
-
Arm
Interior
[34]
-
User
Programming
[05]
-
[*]
[9]
No-
Entry
Arm
[21]
-
[*]
[7]
[1]
Command
Output
1
[35]
-
User
Functions
[06]
-
[*]
[4]
Chime
ON/OFF
[22]
-
[*]
[7]
[2]
Command
Output
2
[37]
-
Time
&
Date
Program
[07]
-
[*]
[6]
[-
-
-
-]
[4]
System
Test
[23]
-
[*]
[7]
[3]
Command
Output
3
[39]
-
Trouble
Display
[09]
-
Night
Arm
[24]
-
[*]
[7]
[4]
Command
Output
4
[40]
-
Alarm
Memory
[12]
-
Global
Stay
Arm
[29]
-
Bypass
Group
Recall
[61]
-
[68]
-
Partition
Select
1-
8 [011]
Keypad
Input/Output
Programming
Zone
/
PGM
Number
Default
000
|_
_
_
_
_
|_
_
_
_
_
|_
_
_
_
_
|
[012]
Local
PGM
Output
Pulse
Activation
Time
|_
_
_
_
_
_
_
|_
_
_
_
_
_
_
|
Minutes
(00-
99)
|_
_
_
_
_
_
_
|_
_
_
_
_
_
_
|
Seconds
(00-
99)
[021]
First
Keypad
Options
Default
Opt.
ON
OFF
ON
|_
_
_
_
|
1
Fire
Key
Enabled
Fire
Key
Disabled
ON
|_
_
_
_
|
2
Medical
Key
Enabled
Medical
Key
Disabled
ON
|_
_
_
_
|
3
Panic
Key
Enabled
Panic
Key
Disabled
ON
|_
_
_
_
|
4
Display
Access
Code
When
Pro
-
gramming
Display
Xs
When
Programming
Access
Codes
NOTE:
For
EN50131-
1/EN50131-
3
compliant
systems,
section
[021],
options
1
and
2
shall
be
OFF.
[022]
Second
Keypad
Options
Default
Opt.
ON
OFF
ON
|_
_
_
_
|
1
Local
Clock
Display
ON
Local
Clock
Display
OFF
OFF
|_
_
_
_
|
2
Local
Clock
Displays
24-
hr
Clock
Displays
AM/PM
ON
|_
_
_
_
|
3
Auto
Alarm
Mem
Scroll
ON
Auto
Alarm
Mem
Scroll
OFF
ON
|_
_
_
_
|
4
For
Future
Use
For
Future
Use
OFF
|_
_
_
_
|
5
Power
LED
Enabled
Power
LED
Disabled
ON
|_
_
_
_
|
6
Power
LED
AC
Present
ON
Power
LED
AC
Present
OFF
ON
|_
_
_
_
|
7
Alarms
Displayed
While
Armed
Alarms
Not
Displayed
While
Armed
OFF
|_
_
_
_
|
8
Auto-
Scroll
Open
Zones
ON
Auto-
Scroll
Open
Zones
OFF
[023]
Third
Keypad
Options
Default
Opt.
ON
OFF
OFF
|_
_
_
_
|
1
Armed
LED
Power
Save
Armed
LED
Off
in
Sleep
Mode
ON
|_
_
_
_
|
2
Keypad
Status
Shows
Stay
Arm
Keypad
Status
Shows
Stay/Away
Arm
OFF
|_
_
_
_
|
3
5th
Terminal
is
PGM
Output
5th
Terminal
is
Zone
Input
OFF
|_
_
_
_
|
7
Local
Display
of
Temperature
No
Local
Display
of
Temperature
OFF
|_
_
_
_
|
8
Low
Temperature
Warning
Enabled
Low
Temperature
Warning
Disabled
[030]
Downloaded
LCD
Message
|_
_
_
_
_
|_
_
_
_
_
|_
_
_
_
_
|_
_
_
_
_
|_
_
_
_
_
|_
_
_
_
_
|_
_
_
_
_
|_
_
_
_
_
|_
_
_
_
_
|_
_
_
_
_
|_
_
_
_
_
|_
_
_
_
_
|_
_
_
_
_
|_
_
_
_
_
|_
_
_
_
_
|_
_
_
_
_
|
|_
_
_
_
_
|_
_
_
_
_
|_
_
_
_
_
|_
_
_
_
_
|_
_
_
_
_
|_
_
_
_
_
|_
_
_
_
_
|_
_
_
_
_
|_
_
_
_
_
|_
_
_
_
_
|_
_
_
_
_
|_
_
_
_
_
|_
_
_
_
_
|_
_
_
_
_
|_
_
_
_
_
|_
_
_
_
_
|
NOTE:
Clock
display
(Section
[022],
Option
1)
must
be
enabled.
[031]
Downloaded
LCD
Message
Duration
Default:
000
|_
_
_
_
_
|_
_
_
_
_
|_
_
_
_
_
|
(Valid
entries
are
000-
255,
000=Unlimited
Msg
Display)
This
number
represents
the
number
of
times
the
downloaded
message
must
be
cleared
before
it
is
per
-
manently
removed.
This
message
can
be
cleared
by
pressing
any
key.
[041]
Indoor
Temperature
Zone
Assignment
Default:
000
|_
_
_
_
_
|_
_
_
_
_
|_
_
_
_
_
|
(Valid
entries
are
000-
128)
[042]
Outdoor
Temperature
Zone
Assignment
Default:
000
|_
_
_
_
_
|_
_
_
_
_
|_
_
_
_
_
|
(Valid
entries
are
000-
128)
[101]
-
[228]
Door
Chime
for
Zones
Default:
01
|_
_
_
_
_
|_
_
_
_
_
|
The
keypad
can
be
programmed
to
make
up
to
four
different
chime
sounds
for
individual
zones.
(e.g.,
for
Zone
1,
enter
section
[101],
for
Zone
2
enter
section
[102]).
01
6
beeps
04
Alarm
Tone
(4s
duration)
02
Bing
bing
tone
05
Zone
Name
03
Ding
dong
tone
[991]
Reset
Keypad
Programming
to
Factory
Defaults
1.
Press
[*]
[8]
[Installer
Code].
2.
Enter
[991].
3.
Use
the
[]
keys
to
scroll
to
the
applicable
keypad.
4.
Press
[*]
to
select
the
keypad.
5.
Re-
enter
[Installer
Code].
6.
Press
[*]
to
reset
the
selected
keypad
to
factory
defaults
Keypad
Symbols
Table
4:
Keypad
Display
Symbols
1
2
7
8
9
12
10
3
11
13
4
5
6
14
15
16
17
1
Memory
–
Indicates
that
alarms
are
in
memory.
10
Chime
–
Turns
on
when
Door
Chime
is
enabled
and
off
when
Door
Chime
is
disabled.
2
Fire
–
Indicates
that
fire
alarms
are
in
memory.
11
Away
–
Indicates
that
the
panel
is
armed
in
away
mode.
3,4,5
Clock
Digits
–
These
digits
indicate
the
hour
and
minutes
when
the
local
clock
is
active,
and
also
identify
the
zone
when
the
OPEN
or
ALARM
icons
are
active.
These
digits
scroll
one
zone
per
second
from
the
lowest
zone
number
to
the
highest
when
scrolling
through
zones.
12
Stay
–
Indicates
that
the
panel
is
armed
in
stay
mode.
13
Night
–
Indicates
that
the
panel
is
armed
in
night
mode.
6
1
to
8
–
These
numbers
display
toggles
or
digits
in
binary
while
they
are
needed.
14
Ready
Light
(green)
–
If
the
Ready
light
is
on,
the
system
is
ready
for
arming.
7
Bypass
–
Indicates
that
there
are
zones
auto
-
matically
or
manually
bypassed.
15
Armed
Light
(red)
–
If
the
Armed
light
is
on,
the
system
has
been
armed
successfully.
8
Open
–
When
zones
are
opened,
this
icon
will
turn
on
and
the
open
zones
are
displayed.
16
System
Trouble
–
Indicates
that
a
system
trouble
is
active.
9
Program
–
If
the
system
is
in
Installer’s
or
User’s
Programming,
or
the
keypad
is
busy,
this
icon
flashes.
If
an
access
code
is
required
while
accessing
star
menus,
this
LED
is
on
steadily
to
indicate
that
the
code
is
required.
17
AC
–
Indicates
that
AC
is
present
at
the
main
panel. Proximity
(Prox)
Tags
Support
(HS2ICNP/HS2ICNRFP/HS2LCDP)
The
prox
tag
can
perform
any
keypad
function
that
would
normally
require
a
user
access
code.
Present
the
tag
to
the
tag
reader
(
)
or
to
the
left
of
the
keypad
LCD.
Assign
Proximity
Tags
Using
an
LCD
keypad:
1.
Press
[*]
[5]
[Master/Supervisor
Code].
2.
Enter
a
2-
digit
user
code.
3.
Press
2.
4.
Pass
the
enrolled
tag
near
the
tag
reader
on
the
keypad.
Delete
Proximity
Tags
To
delete
a
prox
tag,
select
the
user
as
outlined
previously.Swipe
the
associated
prox
tag.
The
alarm
system
recognizes
the
tag.
Press
[*]
to
delete
when
prompted.
LED
Bar
On
the
HS2ICNP/HS2ICNRFP/HS2LCDP
keypads,
a
blue
LED
bar
indicates
that
a
prox
tag
is
approaching.
-
The
LED
bar
flashes
three
times
when
a
valid
prox
tag
is
being
read
by
the
keypad.
-
If
the
prox
tag
is
invalid,
the
LED
bar
stays
on
steadily
and
the
keypad
sounds
an
error
tone.
-
The
brightness
of
the
LED
bar
is
adjustable
from
the
[*]
[6]
menu.
When
the
backlight
brightness
is
modified,
the
LED
bar
brightness
is
changed
accordingly.
Downloading
The
HS2LCDRF/HS2ICNRF
products
can
be
programmed
over
DLS
V.
This
auto-
detects
the
keypad
type
and
downloads
programming
accordingly.
Wireless
Device
Setup
and
Programming
(HS2ICNRF
(P)
x/HS2LCDRF
(P)
x)
This
section
describes
how
to
enroll
and
program
wireless
devices
such
as
contacts,
motion
sensors
and
sirens
on
the
alarm
panel.
[804]
[000]
Enroll
Wireless
Devices
1.
Once
the
HSM2HOST
is
installed
and
enrolled
on
the
alarm
panel
wireless
devices
can
be
enrolled
using
the
following
method:
Enter
Installer
Programming
section
[804]
[000]:
2.
When
prompted,
either
activate
the
device
(see
device
installation
sheet)
to
enroll
immediately
or
enter
a
device
ID
number.
Do
the
latter
to
pre-
enroll
devices
then
enroll
them
later
at
the
customer
site.
The
alarm
panel
determines
the
type
of
device
being
enrolled
and
presents
the
appropriate
programming
options.
Table
5:
Wireless
Device
Options
Device
Type
Programming
Options
Zone
(01)
Zone
type
(02)
Partition
assignment
(03)
Zone
label
Wireless
key
(01)
Partition
assignment
(02)
User
label
Siren
(01)
Partition
assignment
(02)
Siren
label
Repeater
(01)
Repeater
label
3.
Use
the
scroll
keys
or
type
in
the
corresponding
number
to
select
an
option.
4.
Scroll
through
the
available
selections,
key
in
a
number
or
enter
text
as
appropriate.
5.
Press
[*]
to
accept
and
move
to
the
next
option.
6.
Once
all
options
are
configured,
the
system
prompts
to
enroll
the
next
device.
7.
Repeat
the
process
described
above
until
all
wireless
devices
are
enrolled.
NOTE:
The
configuration
options
listed
above
can
be
modified
using
[804]
[911]
Modify
Device.
[804]
[001]
-
[716]
Wireless
Device
Configuration
To
configure
wireless
devices:
1.
Enter
Installer
Programming
section
[804]
then
select
one
of
the
following
sub-
sections:
Table
6:
Wireless
Zone
Sub-
Sections
Sub-
Section
Description
001-
128
Configure
wireless
zones
551-
556
Configure
wireless
sirens
601-
632
Configure
wireless
keys
701-
716
Configure
wireless
keypads
2.
Select
a
device
to
configure
using
the
scroll
keys
or
go
directly
to
a
specific
device
by
entering
a
hotkey.
3.
Use
the
scroll
buttons
or
enter
a
hot
key
to
select
a
configuration
option
for
the
device.
See
device
sheets
for
details.
4.
Press
[*]
to
accept
and
move
to
the
next
option.
5.
Once
all
options
are
configured,
the
system
returns
to
the
base
configuration
menu.
Repeat
the
process
described
above
to
configure
other
wireless
devices.
[804]
[801]
RF
Jam
Detect
RF
jam
detection
(continuous
interfering
transmissions
on
the
radio
network)
can
be
turned
on
or
off.
When
on,
RF
jamming
is
logged
and
reported.
To
configure
RF
jamming:
1.
Enter
Installer
Programming
section
[804]
[801].
2.
Select
one
of
the
following
options
by
scrolling
or
entering
the
hotkey:
Table
7:
Jam
Detect
Options
00
Enabled/Disabled
Jamming
detection
and
reporting
is
enabled/disabled
Note:
Must
be
Enabled
for
UL/ULC
listed
installations.
01
UL
20/20-
USA
Continuous
RF
jamming
for
20
seconds
02
EN
30/60-
Europe
30
seconds
of
accumulated
jamming
within
60
seconds
03
Class
6
30/60-
British
As
EN
(30/60)
but
reported
only
if
the
jamming
duration
exceeds
5
minutes
3.
Press
[*]
to
accept
the
selection.
4.
Press
[#]
to
exit
the
section.
[804]
[802]
Wireless
Supervision
Window
This
option
is
used
to
program
the
length
of
time
a
wireless
device
can
be
absent
from
the
system
before
a
fault
is
generated.
NOTE:
For
EN
installations,
1
hour
or
2
hours
must
be
selected.
When
option
06
is
used,
which
configures
the
system
to
generate
fault
conditions
after
a
device
has
been
detected
as
absent
for
24
hours,
smoke
detectors
generate
a
fault
condition
after
a
maximum
of
18
hours
when
the
200s
supervision
toggle
option
is
disabled.
To
program
the
Wireless
Supervisory
Window:
1.
Enter
Installer
Programming
section
[804]
[802].
2.
Select
one
of
the
following
options
by
scrolling
or
entering
the
hotkey Table
8:
Wireless
Supervisory
Window
Options
00
Enabled/Disabled
01
After
1
Hour
02
After
2
Hour
03
After
4
Hour
04
After
8
Hour
05
After
12
Hour
06
After
24
Hour
3.
Press
[*]
to
accept
the
selection.
4.
Press
[#]
to
exit
the
section.
NOTE:
For
UL
Residential
Burglary
(UL1023),
Home
Health
Care
(UL1637),
ULC
Residential
Burg
-
lary
(ULC/ORD-
C1023)
installations,
the
maximum
Supervision
window
shall
be
set
to
24
hours.
For
UL
Residential
Fire
(UL985)
installations,
the
maximum
supervision
window
is
set
to
200s.
For
UL
Commercial
Burglary
(UL1610/UL365)
and
ULC
Residential
Fire
(ULC-
S545),
the
maximum
supervision
window
shall
be
set
to
4
hours.
[804]
[810]
Wireless
Option
1
To
program
wireless
options:
1.
Enter
Installer
Programming
section
[804]
[810].
2.
Select
one
of
the
following
options
by
scrolling
or
entering
the
hotkey.
Table
9:
Wireless
Options
01
RF
Delin
-
quency
On:
the
system
cannot
be
armed
if
a
wireless
supervisory
trouble
exists.
An
RF
delinquency
trouble
is
generated.
Off:
wireless
supervisory
troubles
do
not
prevent
arming.
02
Wireless
Supervisory/
RF
Jam
Alarm
On:
if
a
supervisory
or
jamming
trouble
occurs
during
Away
arming,
the
siren
activates
and
the
event
is
logged
and
reported.
Off:
supervisory
or
RF
jam
troubles
during
Away
arming
do
not
activate
the
siren
or
get
logged
and
reported.
03
Module
Tamper
On:
module
tampers
are
logged
and
reported.
Off:
module
tampers
are
not
logged
or
reported.
04
Fire
Super
-
vision
On:
fire
devices
are
supervised
every
200
seconds.
If
the
device
fails
to
report
within
this
window,
a
supervision
trouble
is
generated.
Off:
fire
devices
follow
the
supervision
window
programmed
in
section
802,
up
to
a
maximum
of
18
hours.
The
supervisory
window
can
be
programmed
with
a
higher
value,
but
detectors
still
go
into
fault
after
18
hours.
3.
Press
[*]
to
accept
the
selection
and
[#]
to
exit.
[804]
[841]
Visual
Verification
Programming
To
program
wireless
options:
1.
Enter
Installer
Programming
section
[804]
[841].
2.
Select
one
of
the
following
options
by
scrolling
or
entering
the
hotkey
Table
10:
Visual
Verification
Sub-
Sections
001
Visual
Verification
On:
Alarms
trigger
image
capture
from
PIR
Cameras
Off:
Alarms
do
not
trigger
image
capture
from
PIR
Cameras
002
View
Time
Window
01
Alarm
+
5
Minutes
02
Alarm
+
15
minutes
03
Alarm
+
1
Hour
003
View
Other
Alarms
01
Fire
key
enabled/disabled
02
Duress
key
enabled/disabled
03
Medical
key
enabled/disabled
04
Panic
key
enabled/disabled
[804]
[901]
-
[905]
Delete
Wireless
Devices
To
delete
wireless
devices:
1.
Enter
Installer
Programming
section
[804]
then
select
one
of
the
following
sub-
sections:
Table
11:
Module
Label
Sub-
Sections
Sub-
Section
Description
901
Delete
wireless
zone
devices
902
Delete
wireless
key
903
Delete
sirens
904
Delete
repeaters
905
Delete
keypads
2.
Select
a
device
to
delete
using
the
scroll
keys
or
go
directly
to
a
specific
device
by
entering
a
hotkey.
3.
Press
[*]
to
delete
or
[#]
to
exit.
[804]
[921]
-
[925]
Replace
Wireless
Devices
Use
this
option
to
replace
a
faulty
device
enrolled
on
the
system
with
another
device
of
the
same
type
while
maintaining
the
configuration
of
the
original.
The
faulty
device
does
not
need
to
be
deleted.
To
replace
a
wireless
device:
1.
Enter
Installer
Programming
section
[804]
then
select
one
of
the
following
sub-
sections.
Table
12:
Replace
Device
Sub-
Sections
Sub-
Section
Description
921
Replace
wireless
zone
devices
922
Replace
wireless
keys
923
Replace
sirens
924
Replace
repeater
925
Replace
keypad
2.
Press
[*]
to
select
a
sub-
section.
The
first
available
device
is
displayed.
3.
Select
a
device
to
replace
using
the
scroll
keys
or
go
to
a
specific
device
by
entering
a
hotkey.
Press
[*].
When
prompted,
activate
the
device
(full
enrollment)
or
enter
the
device
ID
(pre-
enrollment).
A
message
is
displayed
confirming
enrollment.
[804]
[990]
[001-
005]
Show
All
Devices
Use
this
section
to
review
wireless
devices
enrolled
on
the
system
and
to
view
serial
numbers
asso
-
ciated
with
each
device.
To
review
wireless
device
information:
1.
Enter
Installer
Programming
section
[804]
[990]
then
select
one
of
the
following
sub-
sections:
Table
13:
Wireless
Device
Sub-
Sections
Sub-
Section
Descriptions
001
All
zones
002
Repeaters
003
Sirens
004
Wireless
keys
005
Keypads
2.
Press
[*]
to
select
a
wireless
device
type.
The
first
available
device
is
displayed.
3.
Use
the
scroll
keys
to
view
the
enrolled
devices.
NOTE:
This
option
is
not
fully
supported
by
LED
and
ICON
keypads. [904]
Placement
Testing
Wireless
Devices
(LCD
keypads
only)
This
test
is
used
to
determine
RF
signal
status
for
wireless
devices
and
can
be
performed
at
a
system
keypad
or
at
the
individual
device.
These
instructions
pertain
to
testing
at
the
keypad.
For
instructions
on
placement
testing
at
the
device,
refer
to
the
installation
sheet
provided
with
the
wireless
equip
-
ment.
The
following
test
modes
are
available:001-
128
–
Test
wireless
zones.
Table
14:
Wireless
Device
Placement
Test
Modes
001-
128
Test
wireless
zones
Test
wireless
devices
individually
by
zone.
520
Test
all
repeaters
Test
each
enrolled
wireless
repeater.
521-
528
for
repeaters
1-
8.
550
Test
all
sirens
Test
each
enrolled
wireless
siren.
551-
556
for
sirens
1-
16
600
Test
all
wireless
keys
Test
individual
wireless
keys.
Once
in
this
section,
press
a
button
on
the
wireless
key
to
begin
the
test.
601-
632
for
wireless
keys
1-
32.
700
Test
all
keypads
Test
each
enrolled
keypad
701-
716
for
keypads
1-
16.
Two
test
results
are
provided:
l
24-
hour:
Average
results
of
signal
strength
testing
over
a
24-
hour
period.
l
Now:
Signal
status
results
of
the
current
test.
During
testing,
the
Ready
and
Armed
LED's
flash
to
indicate
data
is
being
received.
A
flashing
Trouble
LED
indicates
RF
interference.
The
following
status
indicators
may
be
displayed:
Table
15:
Wireless
Device
Status
Indicators
LCD
Status
Repeater
[905]
Strong
Strong
signal
strength
Repeater
1
Good
Good
signal
strength
Repeater
2
Poor
Poor
signal
strength
Repeater
3
1-
Way
The
device
is
operating
in
1-
way
mode
only.
The
alarm
panel
can
-
not
configure
or
control
the
device
Repeater
4
Not
Test
Displayed
as
the
Now
result
if
no
test
was
performed.
Repeater
5
None
Always
displayed
as
the
24-
hour
result
when
testing
wireless
keys.
Repeater
6
NOTE:
For
UL/ULC
installations,
only
STRONG
signal
levels
are
acceptable.
Troubleshooting
1.
When
attempting
to
assign
a
zone
number
to
a
wireless
device,
the
keypad
responds
with
a
long
beep.
l
Ensure
that
the
keypad
is
properly
connected
to
the
Corbus.
2.
After
entering
the
ESN
of
a
wireless
device,
then
tripping
it,
the
keypad
does
not
indicate
the
zone
is
open.
l
Ensure
the
ESN
has
been
entered
correctly.
l
Ensure
that
the
zone
is
enabled
for
the
partition
(if
partition
programming
is
used).
l
Ensure
that
the
wireless
zone
is
not
assigned
to
a
zone
used
by
HSM2108
modules,
an
on-
board
zone
or
a
keypad
zone.
l
Ensure
that
the
zone
is
programmed
for
something
other
than
“Null
Operation”.
"Poor"
or
no
res
-
ults
are
received
from
a
module
placement
test.
l
Verify
that
you
are
testing
the
correct
zone.
l
Verify
the
device
is
in
range
of
the
keypad.
Test
the
device
in
the
same
room
as
the
receiver.
l
Confirm
that
the
keypad
is
properly
connected
to
the
Corbus.
l
Check
that
the
zone
is
being
tested
correctly.
Refer
to
the
instructions
that
came
with
the
device.
l
Check
that
the
batteries
are
working
and
installed
correctly.
l
Look
for
large
metal
objects
that
may
be
preventing
the
signal
from
reaching
the
keypad.
l
The
device
must
be
located
where
consistent
“Good”
results
are
obtained.
If
several
devices
show
“Poor”
results,
or
if
panic
pendants
and
wireless
keys
operate
inconsistently,
move
the
receiver.
For
systems
compliant
with
EN50131-
1
and
EN50131-
3
the
HS2LED
keypad
shall
be
used
in
con
-
junction
with
an
LCD
type
keypad
(HS2LCD
(P)
or
HS2LCDRF
(P)
8
or
HS2LCDWF
(P)
8)
in
order
to
be
able
to
review
logged
events
and
also
to
allow
overriding
of
conditions
that
inhibit
setting
of
the
alarm
system.
The
HS2LED
keypad
alone
cannot
support
these
functions. Word
Library
Item
#
Text
Item
#
Text
Item
#
Text
Item
#
Text
Item
#
Text
Item
#
Text
Item
#
Text
001
Aborted
037
Closed
073
Feature
109
Library
145
Pool
181
Tamper
217
N
002
AC
038
Closet
074
Fence
110
Light
146
Porch
182
Temperature
218
O
003
Access
039
Closing
075
Fire
111
Lights
147
Power
183
Test
219
P
004
Active
040
Code
076
First
112
Living
148
Press
184
Time
220
Q
005
Activity
041
Communicator
077
Floor
113
Load
149
Program
185
To
221
R
006
Alarm
042
Computer
078
Force
114
Loading
150
Progress
186
Touchpad
222
S
007
All
043
Control
079
Foyer
115
Low
151
Quiet
187
Trouble
223
T
008
AM
044
Date
080
Freeze
116
Lower
152
Rear
188
Unbypass
224
U
009
Area
045
Daughter’s
081
Front
117
Main
153
Receiver
189
Unit
225
V
010
Arm
046
Degrees
082
Furnace
118
Master
154
Report
190
Up
226
W
011
Armed
047
Delay
083
Gallery
119
Mat
155
RF
191
West
227
X
012
Arming
048
Den
084
Garage
120
Medical
156
Right
192
Window
228
Y
013
Attic
049
Desk
085
Gas
121
Memory
157
Room
193
Zone
229
Z
014
Auxiliary
050
Detector
086
Glass
122
Menu
158
Safe
194
0
230
Space
015
Away
051
Dining
087
Goodbye
123
Monoxide
159
Saver
195
1
231
,
016
Baby
052
Disarmed
088
Gym
124
Mother’s
160
Schedule
196
2
232
-
017
Back
053
Door
089
Hallway
125
Motion
161
Screen
197
3
233
_
(Underscore)
018
Bar
054
Down
090
Heat
126
No
162
Second
198
4
234
*
019
Basement
055
Download
091
Hello
127
North
163
Sensor
199
5
235
#
020
Bathroom
056
Downstairs
092
Help
128
Not
164
Service
200
6
236
:
021
Battery
057
Drawer
093
High
129
Now
165
Shed
201
7
237
/
022
Bedroom
058
Driveway
094
Home
130
Number
166
Shock
202
8
238
?
023
Bonus
059
Duct
095
House
131
Off
167
Shop
203
9
024
Bottom
060
Duress
096
In
132
Office
168
Side
204
A
025
Breezeway
061
East
097
Install
133
OK
169
Siren
205
B
026
Building
062
Energy
098
Interior
134
On
170
Sliding
206
C
027
Bus
063
Enter
099
Intrusion
135
Open
171
Smoke
207
D
028
Bypass
064
Entry
100
Invalid
136
Opening
172
Son’s
208
E
029
Bypassed
065
Error
101
Is
137
Panic
173
Sound
209
F
030
Cabinet
066
Exercise
102
Key
138
Partition
174
South
210
G
031
Camera
067
Exit
103
Kids
139
Patio
175
Special
211
H
032
Canceled
068
Exterior
104
Kitchen
140
Pet
176
Stairs
212
I
033
Car
069
Factory
105
Latchkey
141
Phone
177
Stay
213
J
034
Carbon
070
Failure
106
Laundry
142
Please
178
Sun
214
K
035
Central
071
Family
107
Left
143
PM
179
Supervisory
215
L
036
Chime
072
Father’s
108
Level
144
Police
180
System
216
M
-
10
- Limited
Warranty
Digital
Security
Controls
(DSC)
warrants
that
for
a
period
of
12
months
from
the
date
of
purchase,
the
product
shall
be
free
of
defects
in
materials
and
workmanship
under
normal
use
and
that
in
fulfillment
of
any
breach
of
such
warranty,
DSC
shall,
at
its
option,
repair
or
replace
the
defective
equipment
upon
return
of
the
equipment
to
its
repair
depot.
This
warranty
applies
only
to
defects
in
parts
and
workmanship
and
not
to
damage
incurred
in
shipping
or
handling,
or
damage
due
to
causes
beyond
the
control
of
Digital
Security
Controls
such
as
lightning,
excessive
voltage,
mechanical
shock,
water
damage,
or
damage
arising
out
of
abuse,
alteration
or
improper
application
of
the
equipment.
The
foregoing
warranty
shall
apply
only
to
the
original
buyer,
and
is
and
shall
be
in
lieu
of
any
and
all
other
warranties,
whether
expressed
or
implied
and
of
all
other
obligations
or
liabilities
on
the
part
of
Digital
Security
Controls.
Digital
Security
Controls
neither
assumes
responsibility
for,
nor
authorizes
any
other
person
purporting
to
act
on
its
behalf
to
modify
or
to
change
this
warranty,
nor
to
assume
for
it
any
other
warranty
or
liability
concerning
this
product.
In
no
event
shall
Digital
Security
Controls
be
liable
for
any
direct,
indirect
or
con
-
sequential
damages,
loss
of
anticipated
profits,
loss
of
time
or
any
other
losses
incurred
by
the
buyer
in
connection
with
the
purchase,
installation
or
operation
or
failure
of
this
product.
Warning:
Digital
Security
Controls
recommends
that
the
entire
system
be
completely
tested
on
a
regular
basis.
However,
despite
frequent
testing,
and
due
to,
but
not
limited
to,
criminal
tampering
or
electrical
disruption,
it
is
possible
for
this
product
to
fail
to
perform
as
expected.
Important
Information:
Changes/modifications
not
expressly
approved
by
DSC
could
void
the
user’s
authority
to
operate
this
equipment.
IMPORTANT
-
READ
CAREFULLY:
DSC
Software
purchased
with
or
without
Products
and
Components
is
copyrighted
and
is
purchased
under
the
following
license
terms:
This
End-
User
License
Agreement
(“EULA”)
is
a
legal
agreement
between
You
(the
company,
individual
or
entity
who
acquired
the
Software
and
any
related
Hardware)
and
Digital
Security
Controls,
a
division
of
Tyco
Safety
Products
Canada
Ltd.
(“DSC”),
the
manufacturer
of
the
integrated
security
systems
and
the
developer
of
the
software
and
any
related
products
or
components
(“HARDWARE”)
which
You
acquired.
If
the
DSC
software
product
(“SOFTWARE
PRODUCT”
or
“SOFTWARE”)
is
intended
to
be
accom
-
panied
by
HARDWARE,
and
is
NOT
accompanied
by
new
HARDWARE,
You
may
not
use,
copy
or
install
the
SOFTWARE
PRODUCT.
The
SOFTWARE
PRODUCT
includes
computer
software,
and
may
include
associated
media,
printed
materials,
and
“online”
or
electronic
documentation.
Any
software
provided
along
with
the
Software
Product
that
is
associated
with
a
separate
end-
user
license
agreement
is
licensed
to
You
under
the
terms
of
that
license
agreement.
By
installing,
copying,
downloading,
storing,
accessing
or
otherwise
using
the
Software
Product,
You
agree
unconditionally
to
be
bound
by
the
terms
of
this
EULA,
even
if
this
EULA
is
deemed
to
be
a
modi
-
fication
of
any
previous
arrangement
or
contract.
If
You
do
not
agree
to
the
terms
of
this
EULA,
DSC
is
unwilling
to
license
the
Software
Product
to
You,
and
You
have
no
right
to
use
it.
SOFTWARE
PRODUCT
LICENSE
The
SOFTWARE
PRODUCT
is
protected
by
copyright
laws
and
international
copyright
treaties,
as
well
as
other
intellectual
property
laws
and
treaties.
The
SOFTWARE
PRODUCT
is
licensed,
not
sold.
1.
GRANT
OF
LICENSE
This
EULA
grants
You
the
following
rights:
(a)
Software
Installation
and
Use
-
For
each
license
You
acquire,
You
may
have
only
one
copy
of
the
SOFTWARE
PRODUCT
installed.
(b)
Storage/Network
Use
-
The
SOFTWARE
PRODUCT
may
not
be
installed,
accessed,
displayed,
run,
shared
or
used
concurrently
on
or
from
different
computers,
including
a
workstation,
terminal
or
other
digital
electronic
device
(“Device”).
In
other
words,
if
You
have
several
workstations,
You
will
have
to
acquire
a
license
for
each
workstation
where
the
SOFTWARE
will
be
used.
(c)
Backup
Copy
-
You
may
make
back-
up
copies
of
the
SOFTWARE
PRODUCT,
but
You
may
only
have
one
copy
per
license
installed
at
any
given
time.
You
may
use
the
back-
up
copy
solely
for
archival
purposes.
Except
as
expressly
provided
in
this
EULA,
You
may
not
otherwise
make
copies
of
the
SOFTWARE
PRODUCT,
including
the
printed
materials
accompanying
the
SOFTWARE.
2.
DESCRIPTION
OF
OTHER
RIGHTS
AND
LIMITATIONS
(a)
Limitations
on
Reverse
Engineering,
Decompilation
and
Disassembly
-
You
may
not
reverse
engin
-
eer,
decompile,
or
disassemble
the
SOFTWARE
PRODUCT,
except
and
only
to
the
extent
that
such
activity
is
expressly
permitted
by
applicable
law
notwithstanding
this
limitation.
You
may
not
make
any
changes
or
modifications
to
the
Software,
without
the
written
permission
of
an
officer
of
DSC.
You
may
not
remove
any
proprietary
notices,
marks
or
labels
from
the
Software
Product.
You
shall
institute
reas
-
onable
measures
to
ensure
compliance
with
the
terms
and
conditions
of
this
EULA.
(b)
Separation
of
Components
-
The
Software
Product
is
licensed
as
a
single
product.
Its
component
parts
may
not
be
separated
for
use
on
more
than
one
HARDWARE
unit.
(c)
Single
INTEGRATED
PRODUCT
-
If
You
acquired
this
SOFTWARE
with
HARDWARE,
then
the
SOFTWARE
PRODUCT
is
licensed
with
the
HARDWARE
as
a
single
integrated
product.
In
this
case,
the
SOFTWARE
PRODUCT
may
only
be
used
with
the
HARDWARE
as
set
forth
in
this
EULA.
(d)
Rental
-
You
may
not
rent,
lease
or
lend
the
SOFTWARE
PRODUCT.
You
may
not
make
it
avail
-
able
to
others
or
post
it
on
a
server
or
web
site.
(e)
Software
Product
Transfer
-
You
may
transfer
all
of
Your
rights
under
this
EULA
only
as
part
of
a
per
-
manent
sale
or
transfer
of
the
HARDWARE,
provided
You
retain
no
copies,
You
transfer
all
of
the
SOFTWARE
PRODUCT
(including
all
component
parts,
the
media
and
printed
materials,
any
upgrades
and
this
EULA),
and
provided
the
recipient
agrees
to
the
terms
of
this
EULA.
If
the
SOFTWARE
PRODUCT
is
an
upgrade,
any
transfer
must
also
include
all
prior
versions
of
the
SOFTWARE
PRODUCT.
(f)
Termination
-
Without
prejudice
to
any
other
rights,
DSC
may
terminate
this
EULA
if
You
fail
to
com
-
ply
with
the
terms
and
conditions
of
this
EULA.
In
such
event,
You
must
destroy
all
copies
of
the
SOFTWARE
PRODUCT
and
all
of
its
component
parts.
(g)
Trademarks
-
This
EULA
does
not
grant
You
any
rights
in
connection
with
any
trademarks
or
service
marks
of
DSC
or
its
suppliers.
3.
COPYRIGHT
-
All
title
and
intellectual
property
rights
in
and
to
the
SOFTWARE
PRODUCT
(including
but
not
limited
to
any
images,
photographs,
and
text
incorporated
into
the
SOFTWARE
PRODUCT),
the
accompanying
printed
materials,
and
any
copies
of
the
SOFTWARE
PRODUCT,
are
owned
by
DSC
or
its
suppliers.
You
may
not
copy
the
printed
materials
accompanying
the
SOFTWARE
PRODUCT.
All
title
and
intellectual
property
rights
in
and
to
the
content
which
may
be
accessed
through
use
of
the
SOFTWARE
PRODUCT
are
the
property
of
the
respective
content
owner
and
may
be
protected
by
applicable
copyright
or
other
intellectual
property
laws
and
treaties.
This
EULA
grants
You
no
rights
to
use
such
content.
All
rights
not
expressly
granted
under
this
EULA
are
reserved
by
DSC
and
its
suppliers.
4.
EXPORT
RESTRICTIONS
-
You
agree
that
You
will
not
export
or
re-
export
the
SOFTWARE
PRODUCT
to
any
country,
person,
or
entity
subject
to
Canadian
export
restrictions.
5.
CHOICE
OF
LAW
-
This
Software
License
Agreement
is
governed
by
the
laws
of
the
Province
of
Ontario,
Canada.
6.
ARBITRATION
-
All
disputes
arising
in
connection
with
this
Agreement
shall
be
determined
by
final
and
binding
arbitration
in
accordance
with
the
Arbitration
Act,
and
the
parties
agree
to
be
bound
by
the
arbit
-
rator’s
decision.
The
place
of
arbitration
shall
be
Toronto,
Canada,
and
the
language
of
the
arbitration
shall
be
English.
7.
LIMITED
WARRANTY
(a)
NO
WARRANTY
-
DSC
PROVIDES
THE
SOFTWARE
“AS
IS”
WITHOUT
WARRANTY.
DSC
DOES
NOT
WARRANT
THAT
THE
SOFTWARE
WILL
MEET
YOUR
REQUIREMENTS
OR
THAT
OPERATION
OF
THE
SOFTWARE
WILL
BE
UNINTERRUPTED
OR
ERROR-
FREE.
(b)
CHANGES
IN
OPERATING
ENVIRONMENT
-
DSC
shall
not
be
responsible
for
problems
caused
by
changes
in
the
operating
characteristics
of
the
HARDWARE,
or
for
problems
in
the
interaction
of
the
SOFTWARE
PRODUCT
with
non-
DSC-
SOFTWARE
or
HARDWARE
PRODUCTS.
(c)
LIMITATION
OF
LIABILITY;
WARRANTY
REFLECTS
ALLOCATION
OF
RISK
-
IN
ANY
EVENT,
IF
ANY
STATUTE
IMPLIES
WARRANTIES
OR
CONDITIONS
NOT
STATED
IN
THIS
LICENSE
AGREEMENT,
DSC’S
ENTIRE
LIABILITY
UNDER
ANY
PROVISION
OF
THIS
LICENSE
AGREEMENT
SHALL
BE
LIMITED
TO
THE
GREATER
OF
THE
AMOUNT
ACTUALLY
PAID
BY
YOU
TO
LICENSE
THE
SOFTWARE
PRODUCT
AND
FIVE
CANADIAN
DOLLARS
(CAD$5.00).
BECAUSE
SOME
JURISDICTIONS
DO
NOT
ALLOW
THE
EXCLUSION
OR
LIMITATION
OF
LIABILITY
FOR
CONSEQUENTIAL
OR
INCIDENTAL
DAMAGES,
THE
ABOVE
LIMITATION
MAY
NOT
APPLY
TO
YOU.
(d)
DISCLAIMER
OF
WARRANTIES
-
THIS
WARRANTY
CONTAINS
THE
ENTIRE
WARRANTY
AND
SHALL
BE
IN
LIEU
OF
ANY
AND
ALL
OTHER
WARRANTIES,
WHETHER
EXPRESSED
OR
IMPLIED
(INCLUDING
ALL
IMPLIED
WARRANTIES
OF
MERCHANTABILITY
OR
FITNESS
FOR
A
PARTICULAR
PURPOSE)
AND
OF
ALL
OTHER
OBLIGATIONS
OR
LIABILITIES
ON
THE
PART
OF
DSC.
DSC
MAKES
NO
OTHER
WARRANTIES.
DSC
NEITHER
ASSUMES
NOR
AUTHORIZES
ANY
OTHER
PERSON
PURPORTING
TO
ACT
ON
ITS
BEHALF
TO
MODIFY
OR
TO
CHANGE
THIS
WARRANTY,
NOR
TO
ASSUME
FOR
IT
ANY
OTHER
WARRANTY
OR
LIABILITY
CONCERNING
THIS
SOFTWARE
PRODUCT.
(e)
EXCLUSIVE
REMEDY
AND
LIMITATION
OF
WARRANTY
-
UNDER
NO
CIRCUMSTANCES
SHALL
DSC
BE
LIABLE
FOR
ANY
SPECIAL,
INCIDENTAL,
CONSEQUENTIAL
OR
INDIRECT
DAMAGES
BASED
UPON
BREACH
OF
WARRANTY,
BREACH
OF
CONTRACT,
NEGLIGENCE,
STRICT
LIABILITY,
OR
ANY
OTHER
LEGAL
THEORY.
SUCH
DAMAGES
INCLUDE,
BUT
ARE
NOT
LIMITED
TO,
LOSS
OF
PROFITS,
LOSS
OF
THE
SOFTWARE
PRODUCT
OR
ANY
ASSOCIATED
EQUIPMENT,
COST
OF
CAPITAL,
COST
OF
SUBSTITUTE
OR
REPLACEMENT
EQUIPMENT,
FACILITIES
OR
SERVICES,
DOWN
TIME,
PURCHASERS
TIME,
THE
CLAIMS
OF
THIRD
PARTIES,
INCLUDING
CUSTOMERS,
AND
INJURY
TO
PROPERTY.
WARNING:
DSC
recommends
that
the
entire
system
be
completely
tested
on
a
regular
basis.
However,
despite
frequent
testing,
and
due
to,
but
not
limited
to,
criminal
tampering
or
electrical
dis
-
ruption,
it
is
possible
for
this
SOFTWARE
PRODUCT
to
fail
to
perform
as
expected.
FCC
Compliance
Statement
CAUTION:
Changes
or
modifications
not
expressly
approved
by
DSC
could
void
your
authority
to
use
this
equipment.
This
equipment
generates
and
uses
radio
frequency
energy
and
if
not
installed
and
used
properly,
in
strict
accordance
with
the
manufacturer’s
instructions,
may
cause
interference
to
radio
and
television
reception.
It
has
been
type
tested
and
found
to
comply
with
the
limits
for
Class
B
device
in
accordance
with
the
specifications
in
Subpart
“B”
of
Part
15
of
FCC
Rules,
which
are
designed
to
provide
reasonable
protection
against
such
interference
in
any
residential
installation.
However,
there
is
no
guar
-
antee
that
interference
will
not
occur
in
a
particular
installation.
If
this
equipment
does
cause
interference
to
television
or
radio
reception,
which
can
be
determined
by
turning
the
equipment
off
and
on,
the
user
is
encouraged
to
try
to
correct
the
interference
by
one
or
more
of
the
following
measures:
Re-
orient
the
receiv
-
ing
antenna;
Relocate
the
alarm
control
with
respect
to
the
receiver;
Move
the
alarm
control
away
from
the
receiver;
Connect
the
alarm
control
into
a
different
outlet
so
that
alarm
control
and
receiver
are
on
dif
-
ferent
circuits.
If
necessary,
the
user
should
consult
the
dealer
or
an
experienced
radio/television
tech
-
nician
for
additional
suggestions.
The
user
may
find
the
following
booklet
prepared
by
the
FCC
helpful:
“How
to
Identify
and
Resolve
Radio/Television
Interference
Problems”.
This
booklet
is
available
from
the
U.S.
Government
Printing
Office,
Washington,
D.C.
20402,
Stock
#004-
000-
00345-
4.
Models:
HS2LCDRF9,
HS2LCDRFP9,
HS2ICNRF9,
HS2ICNRFP9
(operating
in
912-
919MHz
band)
are
compliant
with
applicable
FCC
Part
15.247
and
IC
RSS-
210
rules.
WARNING!
To
comply
with
FCC
and
IC
RF
exposure
compliance
requirements,
the
HS2LC-
DRF
(P)
9
or
HS2ICNRF
(P)
9
keypads
should
be
located
at
a
distance
of
at
least
20
cm
from
all
persons
during
normal
operation.
The
antennas
used
for
this
product
must
not
be
co-
located
or
operated
in
conjunction
with
any
other
antenna
or
transmitter.
This
device
complies
with
FCC
Rules
Part
15
and
with
Industry
Canada
license-
exempt
RSS
standard
(s).
Operation
is
subject
to
the
following
two
conditions:
(1)
This
device
may
not
cause
harmful
interference,
and
(2)
this
device
must
accept
any
interference
that
may
be
received
or
that
may
cause
undesired
operation.
IC:160A
-
HS2KRFP9.
The
term
"IC"
before
the
radio
certification
number
only
signifies
that
Industry
Canada
technical
specifications
were
met.
Le
present
appareil
est
conforme
aux
CNR
d'Industrie
Canada
applicables
aux
appareils
radio
exempts
de
licence.
L'exploitation
est
autor
-
isee
aux
deux
conditions
suivantes
:
(1)
l'appareil
ne
doit
pas
produire
de
brouillage,
et
(2)
l'utilisateur
de
l'appareil
doit
accepter
tout
brouillage
radioelectrique
subi,
meme
si
le
brouillage
est
susceptible
d'en
compromettre
le
fonctionnement.
Operating
Instructions
shall
be
made
available
to
the
user.
The
Model
HS2LED,
HS2LCD
(P),
HS2ICN
(P),
HS2LCDRF
(P)
8,
HS2ICNRF
(P)
8
Keypads
have
been
certified
by
Telefication
according
to
EN50131-
1:2006
+
A1:2009,
EN50131-
3:2009
for
Grade
2,
Class
II.
EN50131-
1
Grade2/Class
II.
This
Installation
Sheet
applies
to
the
following
models:
HS2LED,
HS2ICN,
HS2ICNP,
HS2ICNRFx,
HS2ICNRFPx,
HS2LCD,
HS2LCDP,
HS2LCDRFx
and
HS2LCDRFPx;
x
=
9
wherethe
system
operates
in
912-
919MHz,
8
where
the
system
operates
in
868MHz
band,
and
4
where
the
system
operates
in
433MHz
band.
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