james.wilson

Ok Thats a zone type option something like 'part' iirc

As Al you have an obscure panel I have never worked on and the masses even less.

ACT used to make one, we have a thing my Dad made we use.

You want omit on part set?

Thought so

What's the issue?

Agreed if you only have 4c then ho pos, beg and tr. Then use the 4th for combined bell and strobe trigger

Hello and welcome

You can but we don't give advice on how to defeat systems which a default does. I'm sure you are genuine but others are not. Not sure if aft badged gear has different firmware stopping it's use as generic visonic maybe someone else here with experience knows?

powermax as in the really old one or powermaster?

Hi Flavio Unfortunatly most here are pro engineers and wouldnt touch diy grade stuff. I dont have anything like that

Agreed if start with 1 circuit and work from there. Link out all circuits then start with 1 find out what's wrong with it move on. Start with resistance and voltage etc

Has it never worked?

I dont know of any training courses for that

The first production of an Led was 1962

Agreed sounds like a keypad comms issue. However I'd thought you would get faults reported / logged

I need to review links but I'm away from a desktop.

I doubt if your messing with it yourself grade 3 equipment is required. But a grade 3 device is a high security one designed to detect if someone is trying to defeat it with a rouge magnet or one in the wrong location. There will be arrown on the case indicating where they need to line up and it wont have anything like the same tolerance of a grade 2 contact. Id also tidy up your wires there is too much exposed

id say your puttin gthe magnet to the wrong side of the contact and you have a grade 3 door contact

Not wishing to get into the debate but 'Proper' gear needs to comply with the product standard (not the install) and part of that is testing the battery OK Most if not all panel will dip the supply and measure the voltage as a means to do this check. ie also all the 12v peripherals should be able (if compliant) to handle this ripple voltage. I dont know texecom gear well or at all and not sure if the network errors are a log tool or just log 'noise'. Either way it shouldnt cause a problem in normal operation. If it is causing a problem (other than a disganostic log) then something is wrong.

Don't know the panel bit is there attributes on the circuits?

depending on cable lengths the non network side should be copper alarm cable CQR 8 Core Professional Alarm Cable White [CAB8/WH/100M]

looks like a panel / psu problem then. If it stable without the mains.

if you run it only on the battery does the comms issues stop? if yes psu issue if no not psu issue its definetly not normal

Not sure on your panel psu size but if you ditch all the spks then what do you get. I haven't looked in detail but what's the day current?