DSC Neo HS2016 Security System Instruction Manual
DSC Neo HS2016 Security System
DSC Neo HS2016 Security System
DSC Neo HS2016 Security System
DSC Neo HS2016 Instructions
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DSC Neo HS2016 Security System Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Digital Security Controls (DSC), Tyco Security Products |
| Product Family | PowerSeries Neo Alarm Panel |
| Model Variants Covered | HS2016, HS2016-4 |
| User Access Code Numbers | 01-48 |
| Master Code Location | Code number [01] |
| Access Code Length | 4, 6 or 8 digits |
| Minimum Code Variations (8-digit codes) | 2,083,333 |
| Disallowed Codes | None |
| Access Code Types | Master, User, Supervisor, Duress, One-Time User |
| Arming Methods | Keypad, 2-way wireless key, proximity tag |
| Arming Modes | Away, Stay, Night, No-Entry, Quick Arm |
| Compatible 2-Way Wireless Keys | PG4929/PG8929/PG9929, PG4939/PG8939/PG9939 |
| Wireless Frequency Bands | 912-919 MHz (UL/ULC listed), 433 MHz, 868 MHz |
| Compatible Keypad Series | HS2LCD, HS2ICN, HS2LED, HS2TCHP (wired, wireless, RF receiver and Prox variants) |
| Default Communicator Delay | 30 seconds (can be removed or increased up to 45 seconds) |
| Maximum Entry Delay (CP-01) | 45 seconds |
| Maximum Alarm Transmission Delay (CP-01) | 45 seconds |
| Typical Final Exit Delay (Push to Set / Final Door Set) | Programmable, typically 10 seconds |
| Emergency Key Activation | Press and hold for 2 seconds (Fire, Medical, Panic) |
| Trouble Beep Interval | Once every 10 seconds |
| Invalid Code Error Tone | 2 seconds |
| System Test Duration | 2 seconds of sounders, bells/sirens and LEDs |
| Recommended Standby Battery Replacement | Every 3-5 years |
| Recommended System Test Frequency | Weekly |
| False Alarm Reduction Standard | ANSI/SIA CP-01-2010 |
| Telephone Jack | USOC RJ-31X |
| FCC Product Identifier | US:F53AL01BHS2128 |
| ISED Canada Registration | IC:160A-HS2128 |
| Ringer Equivalence Number (REN) | 0.1 |
| FCC Classification | Class B digital device, Part 15 and Part 68 |
| Power Connection | Stationary-fixed direct plug-in power supply, no mains on/off switch |
| Installation Environment | Indoor, non-hazardous, pollution degree max 2, overvoltage category II |
| User Label Word Library | 238 entries (codes 001-238) |
DSC Neo HS2016 Security System Details
The DSC Neo HS2016 is the entry-level control panel in the PowerSeries Neo range. A typical installation has the panel inside a metal cabinet holding the electronics, fuses and standby battery, one or more keypads near the entry and exit doors, and sensors such as door contacts, motion detectors and glassbreak detectors. The panel is meant to go somewhere out of the way, such as a utility closet or basement. Only the installer or a service professional should have access to it.
The keypads show status in several ways. The Ready, Armed, Trouble and AC Power lights are on every model. Icon keypads also show clock digits, scrolling zone numbers and indicators for Memory, Bypass, Program, Chime, Stay, Away and Night. LCD keypads display text messages and are navigated with menus and scroll keys. Every keypad has a solid blue LED bar. It turns off briefly when an enrolled proximity tag is read successfully.
The panel includes several features to help reduce false alarms. With Push to Set or Final Door Set, arming starts an infinite exit delay. The delay only ends after the final door is opened and closed or an outside button is pressed. If any zones are still open after that, arming is cancelled. If an entry/exit zone is tripped a second time during the exit delay, the timer restarts, but only once. An alarm cancel window lets users stop an accidental alarm from being sent to the monitoring station.
The installer can enable further verification options. Burglary verification uses cross-zone and sequential detection, so two or more zones must trip within a set time to confirm an alarm. Swinger shutdown disables a zone after a programmable number of trips. Call waiting handling stops call-waiting tones from interfering with alarm reporting, and Fire Alarm Verification confirms fire conditions before an alarm is sent. Fire and CO alarms are silenced by entering a valid access code.
Access control is based on clear permission levels. Supervisor codes can manage other users and user functions. A duress code quietly sends a duress report to the monitoring station. A one-time code allows one disarm per day, which resets at midnight. User labels are built from a pre-programmed word library. After too many invalid code attempts, the panel can lock out keypads, wireless keys, proximity tags and SMS commands for a set time. The Fire, Medical and Panic keys still work during the lockout.
The trouble menu, opened with [*][2], sorts problems into three levels. These cover service required, battery, bus voltage, AC power, device faults, tampers, RF delinquency, module supervision, communications and network faults. Communication checks include the telephone line, cellular, Ethernet and receiver supervision. Users can arm despite a trouble by acknowledging it with option 99. If an optional audio verification module is installed, the monitoring station can open two-way voice communication after an alarm. During a system test, any enrolled PIR cameras send two images each to the station.
For maintenance, clean the panel and keypads only with a damp cloth. Do not use alcohol, solvents, abrasives or aerosol sprays. The panel should be tested weekly. For UL Home Health Care installations, the weekly test must also be run on battery power alone. The manual also explains where to place smoke and carbon monoxide detectors and how to plan a home fire escape route.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
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