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John. I'd be looking at power cycling it before condemning it as dead. There is a battery. Bear in mind it's not just a simple job of swapping the unit over and a new one working on your system. The chime may not be working because its been turned off

could be a multitude of things. What have you got on the panel itself?

https://www.securitywarehouse.co.uk/catalog/intruder-alarm-c-36/movement-detectors-c-36_116/all-c-36_116_37/texecom-premier-compact-pw-p-3764.html is the wired version

We can test the unit if required but if you can't ping it on the local lan I'd be looking at a cable issue or failed comms mod

Id still disconnect and take the keypad to the panel or certainly test every core etc. If moving on a temp cable with all disconnected it will prove if something has failed

Just to followup I'm not assuming but you may have an IP addressing issue if you are getting that from ping

could you attach a screenshot of the ping and the ipconfig command (assuming windows)

Ah great Stuart does come on here (from selfmon) dest unreachable or timeout with regard to the ping

Just to be clear this only shows the data connection between the panel and the module. Not any other monitoring etc. What is the 3rd party service out of interest? Can you ping the local IP on the lan?

Are you using this with the honeywell cloud service?

id start be disconnecting all and running the keypad on a short length of cable to prove that first of all

id suggest an active beam connected to a basic control panel capable of 'chime' If these are the only requirements id look at the optima compact, takex beam and an internal speaker plus battery etc

Yes. You will need external resistors as the detector does not include them. The dc950 might i dont know the unit

Which version?

Might be an idea. What is displayed when arming area A?

Test received

a 610 is just the detector where as a 620 is integrated detector and analyser. on the gs610 there will either be an analyser in the panel or the panel has built in analysis

It depends really on what its transmitting to?. I would normally use a HKC but thats for a HKC receiver. You have to match transmitter and receiver types etc

Your maintainer is best to advise. Brown/white/grey etc are all the same detector in different housings. Assuming you have an analysed panel then yes they can be swapped.

Lots grade 3 is designed as a product standard but it's mainly part of a system standard. While a grade 3 product is better than a grade 2 product there is little between them. Yes a grade 3 product is better than a grade 2 but the system design is more important than just product choice based on grade. There is grade 3 compliant equipment I would never use on a. Install. Does that help?

I would like to install a burglar alarm in a clients workshops! They already have Hikvision cctv system and proximity alarms and electronic gate which are the better alarms. I was looking at Pyronix or Ajax but I saw a comment from your store on a forum saying Pyronix were a little limiting are Texecom better Ajax are more expensive!!! Please give advise!

assuming the device is programmed in correctly currently then yes

Assuming its not a locked unit (some installers have their own freq and firmware and its le sucre based then the peripherals should be ok. Id check with the installer first or check the models etc

thanks for the follow up

Im afraid the prox reader for the accenta is now obsolete there isnt a way of doing it on that panel