DSC PowerG Wireless Indoor Siren Error Codes & Status

PowerG indoor siren (PG9901 family) — supervised indoor sounder for Neo/Pro/IQ Pro PowerG networks. Product type Siren / sounder At a glance DetailValueCategorySiren / sounderPrimary manualPG9901 PowerG Indoor Siren...

Overview

PowerG indoor siren (PG9901 family) — supervised indoor sounder for Neo/Pro/IQ Pro PowerG networks.

Product type

Siren / sounder

At a glance

DetailValue
CategorySiren / sounder
Primary manualPG9901 PowerG Indoor Siren Installation Manual
Install scopePremises panel or bus device
SupervisionPanel trouble display when faulted

What this device does in the system

Provides audible/visual alarm annunciation when the panel enters alarm — must be enrolled and supervised like any other wireless or bus device.

Before you install or replace one

  • Confirm exact model number on the label matches the install manual.
  • Verify host panel or system family — Keybus, Corbus, Combus, PowerG, MX, or 433 MHz are not interchangeable.
  • Check device limits on the panel/receiver before adding zones, sirens, or credentials.
  • Include current draw in power budget calculations for modules, receivers, and keypads.
  • For wireless: test RF at the mounted location, not only on the bench.

Official sources

Error Codes

Siren faults typically appear as Module/Sensor Fault, Low Battery, or Supervision on the host panel:

  • PowerSeries: [*, 2] trouble scroll; wireless sirens listed under module/sensor low battery sections.
  • Neo/Pro: Corbus/PowerG device trouble in [*, 2] layered display.
  • IMPASSA/Alexor: wireless siren supervision via [804] enrollment — missing siren shows zone/module fault.

Common status / trouble indicators

Panel display / symptomMeaningFirst checks
Siren supervision faultPanel lost wireless/wired sirenEnrollment, signal, tamper, battery
No sound on alarmOutput mapping or siren faultBell/PGM programming, siren volume dip switch
Strobe not flashingOutdoor model wiring or faultStrobe enable in programming, weather seal
Low battery troubleWireless siren batteryReplace per manual; PowerG: use listed battery SKU
Alarm but weak volumeWrong siren type or outdoor deratingVerify indoor vs outdoor model, mounting

Keypad commands (host panel)

ActionTypical command
View troubles[*, 2] + user code (PowerSeries / Neo / Pro)
Silence trouble beep[#] or any key per panel manual
Walk test[*, 5] or installer walk test per manual
Wireless enroll[804] Alexor/IMPASSA; DLS/keypad for Neo/PowerG

Enrollment / supervision notes

  • Most faults after install are enrollment, addressing, or power — not defective hardware.
  • Wireless devices: confirm receiver/transceiver online before replacing the device.
  • Modules: verify bus address unique and wiring homerun correct.
  • Life-safety sensors: verify fire/CO zone type and monitoring path separately from burglary.

Source: PG9901 PowerG Indoor Siren Installation Manual; host panel or system install manual.

CodeMeaningSuggested Fix
Siren supervision faultPanel lost wireless/wired sirenEnrollment, signal, tamper, battery
No sound on alarmOutput mapping or siren faultBell/PGM programming, siren volume dip switch
Strobe not flashingOutdoor model wiring or faultStrobe enable in programming, weather seal
Low battery troubleWireless siren batteryReplace per manual; PowerG: use listed battery SKU
Alarm but weak volumeWrong siren type or outdoor deratingVerify indoor vs outdoor model, mounting
ActionTypical command
View troubles`[*, 2]` + user code (PowerSeries / Neo / Pro)
Silence trouble beep`[#]` or any key per panel manual
Walk test`[*, 5]` or installer walk test per manual
Wireless enroll`[804]` Alexor/IMPASSA; DLS/keypad for Neo/PowerG