DSC PowerSeries PC1616 Manuel utilisateur

SYSTEM

ENHANCEMENT

MODULE

DSC PowerSeries™

INSTALLATION GUIDE

INSTALL WIZARD AVAILABLE AT

ALARM.COM/SEMPOWERSERIES

https://alarmadmin.alarm.com/web/wizard/v1/sem/powerseries?returnToUrl=%2Fhome.aspx&step=2

EQUIPMENT

TOOLS AND SUPPLIES NEEDED

• Small blade screwdriver and Phillips screwdriver

• Drill and bits for screws and/or wall anchors

• Four-conductor, 22-gauge or larger stranded wire

• Alpha keypad

Alarm.com strongly recommends installing an alpha keypad with at least 32 zones

to ensure the “Communication Failure” trouble condition is displayed to the user.

See FAQs on page 16 for more information.

OVERVIEW

The System Enhancement Module (SEM) can be used with DSC

PowerSeries PC1616, PC1832, and PC1864 panels to enable wireless

reporting of alarms and other system events using the CDMA, HSPA,

or LTE wireless (cellular) network. The SEM is intended to be used as

the primary communication path for all alarm signaling to the central

monitoring station. The wireless alarm signaling and routing service is

operated by Alarm.com. The SEM also features integrated support for

Alarm.com’s home automation services with built-in Z-Wave capabilities.

WALL ANCHORS

SYSTEM ENHANCEMENT MODULE

SCREWSWIRE AND FUSE

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Step 1: Verify Panel Compatibility ....................................4

Step 2: Create An Account..................................................5

Step 3: Disconnect Power From Panel.............................6

Step 4: Mount the SEM ........................................................7

Step 5: Wire the SEM to the Panel ...................................8

Step 6: Power Up the Panel ................................................9

Step 7: Broadcast Sensor Names .....................................9

Add & Delete Z-Wave Devices ...................................................10

LEDs ................................................................................................. 13

Frequently Asked Questions......................................................16

Troubleshooting.............................................................................17

Specifications.................................................................................18

Regulatory Information ..............................................................19

STEP 1: VERIFY PANEL COMPATIBILITY

The SEM is compatible with PowerSeries PC1616, PC1832, and PC1864

firmware version 4.2 or newer.

STEP 2: CREATE AN ACCOUNT

Before installing the SEM, first create a new Alarm.com customer account.

We recommend creating the account at least 24 hours prior to installation.

This will ensure that the SEM is activated prior to installation. To create an

account, go to the Alarm.com Dealer Website or MobileTech and login. You

will need the following information to create the account:

• Customer Address

• Customer Phone Number

• Customer E-mail

• Preferred Login Name for the Customer

• Alarm.com Module Serial Number

• Existing Panel Installer Code

During the “Create New Customer” process, you will be prompted to enter

the current Installer Code on the panel. Alarm.com will use this code to

access panel programming and read information stored on the panel.

At the end of the “Create New Customer” process, you will be able

to print or email a Welcome Letter for the customer, which includes

STEP 3: DISCONNECT POWER FROM PANEL

Prior to disconnecting power from the panel, first verify that the panel

is disarmed.

Next, remove panel AC power and disconnect the backup battery.

This is necessary to prevent damaging the panel

or module while making wiring connections.

STEP 4: MOUNT THE SEM

You must be free of static electricity before handling electronic

components. Touch a grounded metal surface before touching

the circuit board.

Press down on the bottom tabs of the enclosure cover to remove it

and set it aside.

Carefully remove the SEM circuit board by depressing the interior

bottom tab.

Place the SEM back plate on the wall at the desired mounting

location and mark the three mounting holes as shown below.

Set the back plate aside and drill holes at the mounting locations.

Use wall anchors where studs are not present and secure the back

plate to the wall with the enclosed screws.

Insert the SEM circuit board back into the back plate.

STEP 5: WIRE THE SEM TO THE PANEL

Verify panel AC power is removed and

the backup battery is disconnected.

• Connect panel terminal SEM GND to BLK.

• Connect panel terminal YELLOW (IN) to YEL.

• Connect panel terminal GREEN (OUT) to GRN.

• Use the included red cable with the two prong battery connector

to connect the battery to both the SEM and the panel. For a power-

limited circuit, ensure the fuse is inside the PowerSeries panel.

Once wiring is complete, route the antenna(s) outside of the enclosure,

away from the SEM, and replace the enclosure cover. Please note that

the antenna(s) should be routed through the second and third channel

openings at the top of the enclosure (see below).

CDMA/HSPA

Modules

LTE Modules

12V Battery

PowerSeries Panel

RED

BLK

YEL

GRN

SEM

+12V

YELLOW (IN)

GREEN (OUT)

GND

The zone scan will automatically begin within one minute after the panel

is powered up and should take between 5 and 15 minutes, depending

on the number of partitions and zones on the system. Do not touch the

panel, keypad, or SEM at this time.

The zone scan is complete when the green and yellow lights on the

keypad remain solid. If you press any buttons on the keypad during the

zone scan, the message “system unavailable” will display on the screen.

The date and time will show on the screen when the zone scan

is complete.

Broadcast sensor names

by selecting the following:

[*] + [8] + [Installer Code] + [*]

to enter LCD programming.

From LCD programming,

go to field 998 and press [*]

to broadcast sensor names.

STEP 6: POWER UP THE PANEL

Connect the backup battery and restore AC power to the panel.

For the SEM to interact with the existing zones on the system, it must

read them from the PowerSeries panel. The SEM will do a “zone scan” to

read this information.

STEP 7: BROADCAST SENSOR NAMES

For the SEM to be able to read the sensor names stored on the panel and

display them on Alarm.com, you must broadcast the sensor names stored

on the keypads. This should be done for every install with an LCD keypad

and is necessary even if there is only one keypad on the system.

ZONE SCAN

~10 minutes

Do not touch the panel or keypad.

ADD & DELETE ZWAVE DEVICES

Please visit the Dealer Website Support Resources for a complete

explanation of Z-Wave communication, Z-Wave signal strength,

and additional installation resources.

Alarm.com will not recognize any Z-Wave devices previously learned into

the panel. These devices will need to be deleted from the previous Z-Wave

network and added to the SEM for the customer to use Alarm.com’s home

automation services (e.g. automation control via customer website, app,

and intelligent automation rules).

If the customer is on a different interactive platform,

we recommend having them log in to that site and taking

screenshots of notifications, rules, and home automation

device names for reference later.

For optimal Z-Wave signal strength, make sure the orange Z-Wave

antenna is pointed down toward the tabs at the base of the SEM.

ADDING ZWAVE DEVICES

Using the Dealer Website or MobileTech is strongly recommended.

Using MobileTech

1. Move all Z-Wave devices to their final location on the property.

2. Open MobileTech and select the customer.

3. Navigate to the Equipment List screen.

4. Select emPower Management.

5. Select Add Z-Wave Devices.

6. Wait for the bolded message: Checking for new devices on

the network.

7. Trigger a device to add it to the network.

8. When a device is added successfully, it will show up on

this screen following a 30 second delay.

9. Continue triggering devices. You may add several devices

to the network without re-entering Add Mode.

Z-Wave

Button

Z-Wave

Antenna

TIP:

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