Timer No Counting Down On Galaxy G2-20 On Full Set

[matt5595]

HI

 

Just reticently installed a galaxy g2-20 with an RF module and 3 wirefree detectors.

 

I've but one as final with 30 seconds exit and entry time and the other two are set to intruder.

 

Also paired the detectors up with the panel using the force tamper method.

 

Now when setting the system in full set the bar just stays to the right and theres no count down at all, could there be any reason for this just i've done two systems the same and never come across this before?, all i get is a constant beep and the system will now set, however if i try part setting the system I get a count down of 25 seconds and one of the detectors goes off when u go in the room, the final one just doesn't work.

 

Probably a simple solution to this if any1s got any ideas would be great

 

[Lwillis]

Sounds like you've got it setup for final door set instead of timed.

Pram 51.04 exit time will be set at 00.

Make it 30 and try again

Does it set if you open and close the front door?

Edited January 7, 2015 by Lwillis

[matt5595]

The exit route users a pir, as thats what the client wanted, all i want it to do is give them 30 seconds to leave once on full set, and then 30 secs to unset the system when the enter through that way.  Could it be something to do with the exit terms option?

[Lwillis]

Exit term wants to be no and exit time 30

IIRC.

I wouldn't recommend using a pir as Entry exit tho

[matt5595]

its just im sure i set the exit time already at 30

ok nice1 and yeh i know but its just he was a window next to his door, so if anything they'd probs try the window as thats what they did b4 

[datadiffusion]

Exit term wants to be no and exit time 30

IIRC.

I wouldn't recommend using a pir as Entry exit tho

 

I'd have to say I would never have used it, even the relaxation in PD6662 didn't fill me with joy.

 

But have since used it once on a contract job and once on my own job where we were not allowed

to drill anything for contacts, and it has worked far better than I'd hoped - that said I would only

ever do it with a quality detector in a very shielded area.