Overview
Alexor PC9155 is a wireless intrusion panel built around compact deployments and fast enrollment workflows.
Official source
- Product page: DSC Alexor PC9155 (ID 53)
- Manual basis: *Alexor Installation Guide v1.1* and *Alexor User Manual v1.1*
Capacity and I/O profile
- Wireless zones: 1 to 32
- Auxiliary output current: 200 mA
- On-board I/O points can be used either as:
- Zone 33 and Zone 34 inputs, or
- Low-current PGM outputs (50 mA)
Enrollment behavior
- Wireless enrollment section: [804]
- First keypad enrollment window is approximately 2 minutes after initial power-up
Signaling options
- Optional communicator modules include TL265, TL265GS, GS2065, and GS2060 family IP/cellular modules.
- For SIA CP-01 installations, minimum equipment is PC9155-433 control panel plus WT5500-433 keypad.
- Optional: WT5500P-433 (prox reader), PT4 prox tags, WT4989 keys, WT4901/WT4911 sirens.
FAQs
How many zones does Alexor support?
Alexor supports wireless zones 1 through 32, plus optional use of I/O points as zones 33 and 34.
Can I use the onboard I/O as outputs?
Yes. The same points can be configured as low-current PGMs at 50 mA each — not simultaneously as zones.
Why did my keypad fail to enroll?
The first keypad must usually be enrolled within about 2 minutes after power-up. If missed, power cycle and repeat.
What order should I enroll wireless devices?
Keypad first (power-up window), then [804]: siren → sensors → pendants → keys.
Which communicator modules are typical?
TL265, TL265GS, GS2060, and GS2065 are optional signaling modules.
What is the AUX current limit?
200 mA total auxiliary — budget sirens, communicators, and external devices accordingly.
Can I add hardwired zones?
Only via onboard I/O as zones 33/34 — not a full hardwired expander like PowerSeries PC5108.