Visonic PowerMaster-10 Installer's Guide

Introduction to PowerMaster-10

The PowerMaster-10 is a 30-zone, fully-supervised wireless alarm control system utilizing Visonic's PowerG™ technology. This technology offers robust two-way communication with Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum (FHSS) for enhanced reliability and security.

Key features designed to simplify installation and maintenance include:

• Quick Installation: Built-in link quality indicators on PowerG devices allow for easy location selection without needing to return to the panel.
• Easy Configuration: Devices can be configured locally or remotely, with options for collective device configuration using templates, saving significant time and effort.
• Advanced Diagnostics: The system performs continuous diagnostic tests on the RF environment, providing valuable information for troubleshooting and ensuring optimal performance. Remote real-time testing and walk testing capabilities further streamline servicing.

System Specifications and Features

The PowerMaster-10 system supports a variety of security devices, including motion detectors, magnetic contacts, smoke detectors, keypads, and sirens. It offers multiple communication options such as PSTN, GSM, GPRS, and IP.

Key Benefits:

• Two-way communication for reliable alarm transmission.
• Frequency hopping and AES-128 encryption for robust security against interference and intrusion.
• Extended transmission range, often eliminating the need for repeaters.
• Long battery life for peripherals (5-8 years).
• Adaptive transmission power and dynamic routing for efficient power consumption and reliable communication.

Installation Overview

Proper installation is crucial for system performance. Key considerations include:

• Mounting Location: Choose a central location, away from sources of electrical interference and large metal objects. Ensure good signal reception for all transmitters.
• Power and Connectivity: Connect the unit to an AC power source and a telephone line (if applicable), ensuring compliance with local electrical codes. Backup battery installation is also detailed.
• System Planning: Utilize appendices for planning detector deployment and transmitter assignments to ensure a comprehensive installation.

For detailed instructions on mounting, powering the unit, and connecting to the telephone line, refer to Chapters 3.2 and 3.3 of the full manual.

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