If the keypad on your DSC Power 832 goes blank when the alarm is tripped, there could be a few reasons for this issue. Here are some troubleshooting steps that you can try:
Check the power supply: Make sure that the power supply to the alarm system is working correctly. Check the power connections, and ensure that the battery is charged. A weak battery or poor power connections can cause the keypad to go blank.
Check the keypad connections: Check the keypad connections to ensure that they are secure and not corroded. Corroded connections can cause intermittent issues with the keypad.
Check for damaged wiring: Check the wiring to the keypad to ensure that it is not damaged. Damaged wiring can cause the keypad to lose power intermittently.
Test the keypad: Test the keypad to see if it is working correctly. Press each key on the keypad to ensure that it is responding. If any keys are not responding or are responding intermittently, there may be an issue with the keypad itself.
Check for a faulty control panel: If the above steps do not resolve the issue, there may be a problem with the control panel. A faulty control panel can cause intermittent issues with the keypad.
If you're unable to troubleshoot and resolve the issue on your own, it may be best to contact a professional alarm system technician to diagnose and fix the problem.
It depends on the alarm dealer that installed it since it was set by them when it was installed. The master code is never left something like 1234. You should call the last company to service the system. You can't typically default an alarm panel to put a code back to default.
If you are referring to the siren or keypad tones or anything you can't. If the siren isn't loud enough then it may be a lack of power issue or you may need an additional one. 1 siren is usually adequate for most houses.
Either there is a fuse blown to.thevaux power or the wire has come loose from the terminal or there is a broken wire. Lastly have you checked to see if the transformer is still plugged into the outlet?
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Hello Frank,
Great systems... Updatable, configurable...
even repairable... 832 is a "mature" system...
and the codes you get are not particularly helpful
if you don't have the ALARMS mapped.
There should be a map... (don't worry)
"-Lid" most likely is NOT the device you
are working on... Your ALARM condition
is FIRST on the warning list...
If you were given INSTALL notes with your system
you can use those... (instruction at bottom).
A simple area motion detector might also need a battery...
GLASS BREAK, SMOKE, HEAT, WATER... hard wired window devices...
(I'm guessing)... but FOR AFACT any device could
be mounted several ways... but control boxes
(at least in MY DAY had door & panel "TAMPERS")).
You obviously have a control panel
(you are getting system status "remarks)
It has been a long time since I have been around a DSC 832.
They are quite an excellent... and versatile security platform.
Lots of options and opportunities.
FIRST thing you will want to do is to inventory the system
to determine how many and what you are "monitoring..."
DSC PC5010 V2 0 Important Notice Page 4
Do look at this PDF ... (notice).
There are several manuals available
but before anyone can SERIOUSLY help you...
you need to walk the system and find all your devices.
Hope this helps
Could you maybe look for a brand and model on the system? Either on the keypad or on the system box (metal panel somewhere in the house)?
Then maybe Google the brand and model, looking for a manual?
To better answer your question it helps to know if the key fobs worked before and just stopped working, or if you bought a new key fob.
If you bought a new key fob you must program it to your vehicle. Here are the key fob programming instructions for a 2006 Chevy Monte Carlo:
NOTE: 2O11 & newer vehicles must be programmed by an automotive locksmith or dealership.
PROCEDURE #1
THIS PROCEDURE IS FOR VEHICLES WITH THE DRIVER INFORMATION CENTER. IT WILL BE A BUTTON TO THE RIGHT OF THE STEERING WHEEL WITH A VEHICLE ICON AND THE LETTER i.
Insert key and switch the ignition ON (just shy of starting vehicle without cranking engine)
Press vehicle information button until PRESS TO RELEARN REMOTE KEY is displayed.
Press the set/reset button (button will have a check mark) until REMOTE KEY LEARNING ACTIVE is displayed. Vehicle is now in programming mode.
Press and hold LOCK and UNLOCK buttons at the same time on first remote for approximately 15 seconds. An acoustic signal will be heard indicating successful programming.
Repeat step 4 to program additional remotes. You can have up to 8 programmed remotes for this vehicle. You must program ALL remotes including existing remotes.
To exit programming mode turn ignition OFF, remove key and test all remotes.
PROCEDURE #2
THIS PROCEDURE IS FOR VEHICLES WITHOUT THE DRIVERS INFORMATION CENTER.
Insert key into the ignition and turn to ON (Just shy of starting vehicle without cranking engine).
Press the trip odometer reset button until RELEARN REMOTE KEY is displayed.
Press and hold the trip odometer reset button for approximately 3 seconds until REMOTE KEY LEARNING ACTIVE displays.
Press and hold LOCK and UNLOCK buttons at the same time on first remote for approximately 15 seconds. An acoustic signal will be heard indicating successful programming.
Repeat step 4. to program additional remotes. You can have up to 8 programmed remotes for this vehicle. You must program ALL remotes including existing remotes.
To exit programming mode turn ignition OFF, remove key and test all remotes.
If your key fob worked previously and it just stopped working here are a few key fob fixes to try:
Change the battery
Batteries don't last forever, you'll be surprised how often it's just a dead battery! Search our YouTube channel on how to change a key fob battery for your specific year, make, and model!
Wipe the board
The board inside your remote can get a lot more filthy than you think! When the board is dirty it can prohibit the contact to the circuit board when you push down on the button. Simply wiping the circuit board off can make your key fob like new again!
The old car battery reset trick
I know this sounds absurd, but it works sometimes and is worth trying. If you exhausted all of the options above, disconnect both terminals on your car battery for 10 minutes. Then reconnect them and try your key fob. This has worked for many people and I have no idea why.
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Your smoke detector is probably wired to an alarm system. The beeping probably indicates that the drift compensation is out of calibration. This is usually due to dirt or power issues. The cut sheet from the manufacturer indicates that the drift compensation can be reset after the smoke chamber has been cleaned, but I have never been able to successfully do so in spite of following the instructions. If your alarm system is being monitored, it would probably be best to have the alarm company replace it. If you prefer to do it yourself, make sure you have your system placed on test with the monitoring center before disconnecting anything to prevent an unwanted visit from the fire dept. The connector on the back can be removed from the device without removing the wires...insert the original connector into the new smoke...be advised that the surge could cause the device to go into alarm, but it should reset at your keypad without a problem. Unless you are completely comfortable doing it yourself, I would recommend having it done by a pro.
