Secware_Tech6

thankyou

just to start with have you cut any links as you have an eol door contact on a non eol panel? You sure its reading 2 Ohms, or 2K etc?

Something like this? https://www.securitywarehouse.co.uk/catalog/cctv-c-1/detection-c-1_24/takex-40m-ext80m-int-4-channel-twin-beams-inc-pole-clamps-p-2934.html

easy way to test the programming is to open the circuit connections on that device and see if the panel reports. If not it is programmed incorrectly

Can you create a new topic for this please. Just for admin purposes keeping threads on topic where possible

There should be 0v on the tamper return cable from the sab

You also have a tamper on the external bell and the keypads. Have you checked all those?

Anytime I can only assume it was a bad connection and now with moving it that termination is correct now

OK sorry if you have mixed up wires the test didn't prove anything. So I'm clear if you link the wires in the detector then you can arm the system?

it looks like you have a cable failure on your alarm pair. You can confirm with a meter. As you shorted them in the detector and it still showed as open rules out the detector. Linking out the panel rules out the panel at fault. All that is left is the cable.

ok next we need to loop out circuit 5 and 6 at the panel. Just take a small loop of wire across each circuit

ok thanks If you connect the circuit wires together (the alarm pair) in the pir (put them in the same connection in the pir ie NC, then close detector and test that will prove the wire and the panel is ok. Let us know how that test goes?

You will need to diagnose the issue, it could be a bad connection, failed pir or cable damage etc. What control panel do you have, maybe you could upload a picture of the panel connections?>

Initial points If you can cable you should. I would run cables to all detectors and more Any movement detector is best only detecting movement. Expecting a £30 device to tell the difference reliably between a pet and a person etc is asking for trouble. Yes they are sold as a feature but i would never recommend any of them for reliable catch performance and false alarm reliability You have to match keypads to control panels. I wouldnt recommend the texecom over say an spc or a dimension On the bigger panels you can connect upto 32 keypads depending on the panel specified Your installer will advise best on the equipment to use

You can use a voltek switcher but you will need a resistor to the s teminal and a switch input on the r terminal. however you could just use a relay with a 12v coil ie https://www.securitywarehouse.co.uk/catalog/access-control-c-27/access-control-ancillaries-c-27_43/tkc-very-handy-little-relay-p-5190.html

it is a speaker there is no adjustment on it. You should be able to adjust it at the panel/expander depending on what panel it is

If its in the area armed then it should activate. If using udl can you post the full program details I'll have a look

It's in the change zones menu

Unfortunately no camera with ir will work through a window at night due to ir reflection

Let us know how you get on

The left relay is common the right connection normally open

I have attached an image

The manual is assuming you are wiring to a transister output. As you are using relays thus is not in the manual. The input just requires a switched 0v. You can try this by using a short piece of wire and brrifly connecting from 0v to Input 1 if programmed correctly this will cause the unit to dial

They input requires 0v to trigger. As above connect one side of the relay to 0v (usually common) then connect the other to the required input.

You have a 12v and a 0v supply connection. The dialler is expecting a 0v trigger