What do I need to add keyfobs to a DSC Power 832 PC 5010. Currently has no wireless capability. TIA
power832
Jan 20, 2007
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PC-5349. It's a wireless receiver. It's also compatible with the newer stuff from DSC and can "talk" to both 433 MHz and 900 MHz devices.
cool. it says button 1 is "alarm on-stay". does that mean it can't be armed to away?
great. that and a 4939-433 fob? I am looking at website that lists a
5108WKK1-433 kit with transmitter and reciever, says its power series compatible. Is that correct?You might try a Street Smart Code encryptor.
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They are very easy to add into a system if you only want a remote and not adding any wireless zones. you do not even have to enter the panels programming.
I have never used that module, but dosent it just pair an old reciever and a new reciever on the same system? I did not think that it is a reciever in itself.
A momentary press of button 1 arms in the away mode. Holding the button down for a couple seconds arms in stay. js
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You need either a 5108, a 5132 or if you want one in a keypad the older RF5501 or PK55xx series
You are correct, it bridges (badly) 433 and 900mhz sensors
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Whoops! My "bad"... :-)
kewl
How long did you say you worked with DSC?
About as long as you worked with Napco.
I just installed a PC5102-433 receiver and some WLS-919-433 fobs on my PC5010 system and it works fine. The receiver also has 2 relay outputs, so you can assign one of the buttons to trigger your electric garage door opener if you want.
You easily usually find this stuff on eBay for fairly cheap.
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