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Is it possible to set the alarm on a timer to arm/part arm eg. every Sunday eve at x time and deactivate at x time

I am using Wintex.
 
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Yes time arm areas, and program up the appropriate control timer (part arming on a timer is more complicated).
 
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theres only two sections to set this up, if when testing theres been only a short time lapse it may not show as working.

Why you want to time set an area or part set(more complicated) via a timer is another issue.

without looking at what you have got difficult to say why the time arm areas isn't working it is relatively simple programming.
 
theres only two sections to set this up, if when testing theres been only a short time lapse it may not show as working.

Why you want to time set an area or part set(more complicated) via a timer is another issue.

without looking at what you have got difficult to say why the time arm areas isn't working it is relatively simple programming.
Ok, I have got it to semi work. Now when it gets to the time the panel just flashes 'Time arming > .B' and 'Timer 01 Active' (I have set the timer for zone B).

How long does that flash before it actually arms? I waited over a minute.
 
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This is my configuration:

The installer put the front door and entrance PIR on zones 23 and 24 which have icons of keypads. Is this an issue?

I changed some of the areas to B as I am trying to create a timer on a part arm. Do I need to change any of the settings on the second page below?

Thanks.


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I didn't arm at all?
It did eventually change to flashing between *Part Armed* and Timer active after a good few minutes, but I opened the doors and it didnt set the alarm off.

(If I do a normal full/part arm they do set the alarm off).
 
Your event log should be able you to identify what the panel recorded, if you armed area B and activated an area A zone then the alarm wouldn't have gone off.

but I don't know how its programmed or what the panel has in the event log so I would be just guessing.
 
Your event log should be able you to identify what the panel recorded, if you armed area B and activated an area A zone then the alarm wouldn't have gone off.

but I don't know how its programmed or what the panel has in the event log so I would be just guessing.
Thanks for this. I definitely tried to activate Zone B areas. I am going to try again tomorrow and use the log to follow exactly what happens. I think the neighbors will appreciate waiting for tomorrow :)
 
How about removing the trigger to the sounder, you can then play to your heart's content and disturb no-one. :)
 

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