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James Vincent

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  1. I'm now fully operational, minus the sensor over the replaced window. I'm assuming the window fitter has screwed the cable... Tomorrow, I'm going to reconnect 1004 to the panel, and replace the resistors and connections at the sensor end. If that causes the same issue, I'll conclude the wiring is knackered and replace with an RF sensor. 2 questions. - Can you disable the Keypad keytone? - Is there a mode to put the panel in to avoid the sirens going off when "playing"?
  2. Ok, had some food and gathered my toys. Removing 1004 results in a working Panel. My non-technical conclusion can only mean the wires have been damaged during the window replacement. I'll re-wire, re-install new resistors and double check. Failing that at least I know I can rip out the wiring and get back to a working state! If all else fails, I can replace the sensor with a wireless one.
  3. Just adding the full RRI, as I noticed it says "the following zones need to have their wiring checked", wondered if that gave any clues? The ONLY zone to be touched during the window replacement was 1004, I'm contemplating removing that from the panel.
  4. Yesterday, when this initially happened the RKP was "dead", which is what led me to check the fuses. I replaced the visibly blown Aux fuse with a 500mA. Doing this is what resulted in the RKP showing *************'s and flashing. Tonight, thinking the new fuse/one of the other fuses could be to blame, I swapped them all out. Which resulted in the sounder going off, previously, replacing the fuses one by one was enough to stop the sounder, but not this time. So I've disconnected the battery, pulled all fuses and going to let it run its course... Grrr. The panel feed has a 3A fuse. F1, has a 1A (Battery) F2, has a 500mA (Aux) F3, has a 500mA (Bell) A few years ago I installed a C020, and I remembered that I had a flash cable and RSS software, so I fired that up. I was able to run an RRI, which suggested; Panel AUX Voltage is out of the range or have more than 5% difference to baseline. The audit logs show... Looking under Keypad/MAX in RSS reveals nothing on either 1/2/3. I'm beginning to think the fitters gone through a wire or something, and tinkering on the IT side of things (resetting it etc), isn't going to help.
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