slbogie Posted February 21, 2008 Author Posted February 21, 2008 That means that the Keypad tamper has operated, make sure that it has been put back together correctly then enter your code twice (on / off) that will more than likely solve the problem. No point in getting too technical at this time, let us know how you get on.I have attached the User Guide for this panel, this fault display K01 is on page 20 shown as > Knn Tamper at keypad nn. 9751_User_Guide.pdf Thanks for your advice. I tried as you suggested but it will not clear the fault. The spanner symbol led on the keypad is lit permanently! Is there anyway it can be cleared by using the jumpers on the control board?
camerabloke Posted February 21, 2008 Posted February 21, 2008 is the tamper definitely cleared? Eucam Security Systems 0845 4630 746 www.eucam.co.uk
magpye Posted February 21, 2008 Posted February 21, 2008 Thanks for your advice. I tried as you suggested but it will not clear the fault. The spanner symbol led on the keypad is lit permanently! Is there anyway it can be cleared by using the jumpers on the control board? No, unfortunately you've got to clear the tamper fault at the keypad, (one way or another). I don't know this keypad I'm afraid so I have no idea of the type of tamper switch, if it has a spring type, slightly stretch it, then try to reset again. Make sure the keypad is fitted squarely to the wall, sometimes a slight twist in the mounting is enough to give problems. It's possible the panel is programmed for Engineer reset on tamper, not knowing this panel I can't say any more than that. Perhaps someone who knows this panel will have more suggestions, hang in there. Someone told me I was ignorant and apathetic, I don't know what that means, nor do I care.
slbogie Posted March 15, 2008 Author Posted March 15, 2008 No, unfortunately you've got to clear the tamper fault at the keypad, (one way or another).I don't know this keypad I'm afraid so I have no idea of the type of tamper switch, if it has a spring type, slightly stretch it, then try to reset again. Make sure the keypad is fitted squarely to the wall, sometimes a slight twist in the mounting is enough to give problems. It's possible the panel is programmed for Engineer reset on tamper, not knowing this panel I can't say any more than that. Perhaps someone who knows this panel will have more suggestions, hang in there. I'm getting there!! I managed after alot of research to get hold of the Install guide for the alarm system. This enabled me to reset the codes using a hard reset by carrying out a system default which all worked ok. I now have the engineer code and user codes reset to the defaults. This has enabled me to perform and engineer reset and and clear the tamper fault. I now need to move the keypad and extend the cable. Is there a way of doing this without causing the external bell to sound?? Can you put the alarm into maintenance mode while I move the panel?? Also will disconnecting the panel affect the programming/config setup of the system or will it just work after I have reconnected. Advice appreciated. Thanks. bold text edited by moderator breff as defaulting info is not allowed in public forums
Alarm Protection Posted March 15, 2008 Posted March 15, 2008 Tbh from what i have read from your posts i would get a local company to programme etc the panel now you have defaulted it. !
Guest anguscanplay Posted March 15, 2008 Posted March 15, 2008 I now need to move the keypad and extend the cable. Is there a way of doing this without causing the external bell to sound?? just do it with it sounding - its a lot easier than what we would do
simpson76 Posted April 8, 2008 Posted April 8, 2008 I'm getting there!! I managed after alot of research to get hold of the Install guide for the alarm system. This enabled me to reset the codes using a hard reset by carrying out a system default which all worked ok. I now have the engineer code and user codes reset to the defaults. This has enabled me to perform and engineer reset and and clear the tamper fault. I now need to move the keypad and extend the cable. Is there a way of doing this without causing the external bell to sound?? Can you put the alarm into maintenance mode while I move the panel?? Also will disconnecting the panel affect the programming/config setup of the system or will it just work after I have reconnected. Advice appreciated. Thanks. bold text edited by moderator breff as defaulting info is not allowed in public forums ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I have a similar problem with a Sound Tamper reset - where di you get the installation manual & engineer code for resetting this system?? Your help is greatly appreciated Rgds
simpson76 Posted April 8, 2008 Posted April 8, 2008 I'm getting there!! I managed after alot of research to get hold of the Install guide for the alarm system. This enabled me to reset the codes using a hard reset by carrying out a system default which all worked ok. I now have the engineer code and user codes reset to the defaults. This has enabled me to perform and engineer reset and and clear the tamper fault. I now need to move the keypad and extend the cable. Is there a way of doing this without causing the external bell to sound?? Can you put the alarm into maintenance mode while I move the panel?? Also will disconnecting the panel affect the programming/config setup of the system or will it just work after I have reconnected. Advice appreciated. Thanks. bold text edited by moderator breff as defaulting info is not allowed in public forums ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I have a similar problem with a Sound Tamper reset - where di you get the installation manual & engineer code for resetting this system?? Your help is greatly appreciated Rgds
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