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How to Program a DSC Alarm

A DSC SGDV1660LC Intrusion alarm systems is designed to protect a home against intrusion by alerting those inside if someone breaks in. The detection sensors work in conjunction with the control panel to monitor and respond to outdoor stimulus. Programming the DSC Intrusion alarm systems, after it has been installed, is necessary if the sensors are to function optimally. The procedure is straightforward and uses a keypad since the control panel is placed out of sight. No previous experience in using a DSC alarm systems is needed.

Instructions

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      Disarm the systems by entering the "Master Code" default password using the numeric keys on the DSC Intrusion alarm systems' keypad; the default password is noted in the instruction manual that accompanies the systems. Do not press a key on the keypad until after you have heard an answering "beep." If the LCD panel on the keypad does not display "Ready to ARM," reenter the "Master Code" password again, starting at the beginning.

    • 2

      Check that all of the windows, doors and other entranceways that DSC alarm sensors are connected to are closed.

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      Return to the keypad. Press the "1" key, followed by the asterisk key to activate (or "Arm") the sensors that have been designated as belonging to "Zone A" in the house. Press the "2" key, followed by the asterisk key to activate the sensors that have been designated as belonging to "Zone B" in the house.

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      Enter the "Master Code" default password to "arm" the systems. Repeat this procedure if you do not see "ALL SYSTEMS ARMED" on the keypad's LCD screen.