Hi there,
Me and my dad decided to fit a Texecom wireless alarm system to my house. My dad is a retired electrician and I'm pretty good with technology and that, so we thought we would smash it. How wrong we were.
We've got the panel all powered up and 12v battery installed.
Connect the Keypad up to the PCB to the Engineers port.
PCB in commission mode.
Power up whilst holding down the load defaults.
From this point, we follow the prompts to silence the alarm, set the language, ricochet default and then to learn devices. Getting the keypad to connect with the panel wirelessly is an issue. We have to end up going into the zone menu, choosing zone 11 for example and learning the panel this way. Is this OK, or have we missed something here?
Once we manage to get the keypad up and running, we set zone 1 to 8 as unused as these are the hard wired zones. We set a door sensor to zone 9 and the hallway PIR to zone 10.
Back to the panel - take out of commission mode, lid back on panel.
At this point, the keypad is still saying there are faults - tamper on keypad and tamper on panel. I expected from this point that the system would just work???!!!
We've tried a fresh install 3 times now and don't seem to be able to get it over the line. Once I'm happy i can get the system up and running, I will learn all the other bits to it and off we go.
Me and my dad decided to fit a Texecom wireless alarm system to my house. My dad is a retired electrician and I'm pretty good with technology and that, so we thought we would smash it. How wrong we were.
We've got the panel all powered up and 12v battery installed.
Connect the Keypad up to the PCB to the Engineers port.
PCB in commission mode.
Power up whilst holding down the load defaults.
From this point, we follow the prompts to silence the alarm, set the language, ricochet default and then to learn devices. Getting the keypad to connect with the panel wirelessly is an issue. We have to end up going into the zone menu, choosing zone 11 for example and learning the panel this way. Is this OK, or have we missed something here?
Once we manage to get the keypad up and running, we set zone 1 to 8 as unused as these are the hard wired zones. We set a door sensor to zone 9 and the hallway PIR to zone 10.
Back to the panel - take out of commission mode, lid back on panel.
At this point, the keypad is still saying there are faults - tamper on keypad and tamper on panel. I expected from this point that the system would just work???!!!
We've tried a fresh install 3 times now and don't seem to be able to get it over the line. Once I'm happy i can get the system up and running, I will learn all the other bits to it and off we go.