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Texecom 48 Tag Reading In Part Mode


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I've upgraded my home system from a Veritas to a Texecom 48 and using the wintex software it all seems to have come together really well. It might sound a little over the top but after a previous near break-in our multiple keypads and wider zone coverage means we can have configurable areas for bedtime, 'perimeter', being in the garden etc - all helps peace of mind.

PROBLEM:

The one small issue I have is that during one of my Part modes one of my proxy keypads doesn't seem to respond to tags when disarming - I have to type in the code. It works fine when I do a complete arm/disarm and on the other Part modes. It seems a strange problem as clearly all the elements of hardware work together in other scenarios and I'm not aware of any configurables that would cause a tag to not work.

I'd be very grateful for any suggestions or ideas as to what it might be?

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Could be a duff keypad or low voltage to the keypad

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Could be a duff keypad or low voltage to the keypad

Thanks for suggestions, Breff - measured 11.8v at keyp terminals, bit lower than expected as using doubled up cable but well within the 10v - 13.8v spec.

Maybe I'll try swapping the keypad around with the others and see if the problem follows it. Must say, seems a bit odd fault for it to be hardware, ho hum.

Many thanks.

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Low voltage can lead to the prox reader not working.

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  • 2 weeks later...
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Low voltage can lead to the prox reader not working.

Thanks Breff, ended up running a dedicated network circuit to resolve this. All now working fine.

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Nice one.

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