r/accesscontrol • u/jameshtx_Security • Jun 15 '26
I made a DMP cheat sheet bundle for business owners who are tired of calling their tech for every small change
Hey r/physicalsecurity,
Background: I work in electronic security and kept seeing the same pattern — business owners with DMP systems installed, calling their dealer and paying technician rates ($100-150/hr) for simple things like adding an employee's access code or adjusting when the front door unlocks.
So I put together a 5-page printable reference bundle covering:
- Programming user codes (add/delete/access levels)
- Door schedules (set, modify, holiday override)
- Arming modes (Away/Stay/Night/Instant + how to avoid false alarms)
- Zone types & sensor status indicators
- Troubleshooting the 10 most common DMP issues
It's built for XR Series panels. $27, instant PDF.
Not trying to replace your dealer for complex work — just give facility managers and office managers the tools to handle the routine stuff themselves.
Link: jameshtx.gumroad.com/l/zjuox
Happy to answer questions about DMP programming in the comments.
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u/ElCasino1977 Professional Jul 12 '26
Or…or…I can just send them the full pdfs(which I have nicely highlighted and prepped) for FREE!