CELLULAR ALARM TRANSMITTER  
DISCONTINUED

Relying on a standard telephone line for vital security communications is risky business. Dial-tone can be inhibited by many common forces such as weather, equipment failures or intentional disabling. That is why DSC suggests that security providers use the facilities of the nationwide cellular networks for their installations by adding the power of the LINKS 1000.

Fully compatible with most DSC Security Systems including:
   - PC1500, PC1550 (Version 4.0 Software)
   - PC2525 (Version 1.0 Software)
   - PC2550 (Version 1.2 Software)
   - PC3000 (Version 7.6 Software)
   - PC4010, PC4020 (Version 1.0 Software)
   - PC1575
   - Power832

Self monitoring of:
   - Loss of A.C. power
   - Battery Fault
   - Cellular Communication
   - Tampering

Local cellular telephone network
Frequency Range: 880 MHz to 889 MHz
Supports all control panel communication features.

LONG RANGE RADIO ALARM TRANSMITTER
DISCONTINUED

Even the most professionally installed security system will not be able to bring emergency assistance if the switched telephone line connecting the remote monitoring station fails or is intentionally cut. The LINKS 2150 can operate as a back-up transmitter to instantly communicate an emergency signal separately from the dial-up telephone network should the line ever fail .

The LINKS 2150 can also operate as the main transmitter when a dial-up telephone network is not available to service the security system. Whether back-up or stand alone, LINKS 2150 will provide enhanced security for a lower cost than dedicated telephone line transmission systems

Compatible with SAFE LINK radio network service.
Cellular proprietary format.
LINKS 2150 is fully compatible with all DSC control panels.
LINKS 2150 is a stand-alone transmitter with 8 programmable inputs for use with other control
    panels.
Dual radio and digital reporting or radio reporting only.
Easily programmed via the RK2550 keypad.
RFI, static and lightning protected.

The LINKS 2150 is fully compatible with all DSC controls. We offer a serial interface with full reporting for the PC2525, PC2550 and the PC3000. For all DSC controls we offer interfacing using the PC16OUT data format. And for all control panels, including DSC, we offer 8 universal inputs that trigger on either positive or negative voltage. Zone information for serial data is held in the control panel. Zone information for PC16OUT and 8 Zone universal mode is held in the LINKS 2150. Programming of zone and code information is done via the DSC 2550RK keypad.

Operating Voltage: 11.5Vdc to 14Vdc
Operating Current: Standby less than 5mA
Transmitter Operating: Consumption less than 800 mA
RF Power Output: 2 watts
Data Transmission: FSK
Baud Rate: 1200 or 110 (VARITECH)
Frequency Range: 450 MHz to 470 MHz
Frequency Stability: +/- .0005%
Radio Test Mode: Manual Test, 10 seconds ASCII Data Stream

T-LINK  Solution

When using the DLS-3 or the DSC SA (System Administrator) software to communicate to the T-Link module, the Reporter IP software or a DRL-IP line card must be installed on the same network.
The new T-Link communicator works within an existing intranet (LAN and WAN) to communicate alarm signals efficiently and economically to a network receiver or Reporter IP software. T-Link simply plugs into the PC-Link™ connection on DSC's Power864 (PC5020 v3.2) or MAXSYS (PC4020 v3.3) security system control panels.

Technical Specifications

SKYROUTE
DISCONTINUED as FEB 2008
REPLACED BY GSM 3055I

GSM Alarm Communicator 3055I
DISCONTINUED replaced by 3060