Issue
What is the difference between the D133 an D134?
Solution
The D133 has a single relay rated at 2A @ 30 VDC – 0.6A @ 125 VAC.
The D134 has two relays rated at 2A @ 30 VDC – 0.6A @ 125 VAC.
Current draw for the Relay is 40 mA per relay when activated.
Issue
Why does the zone light on the D360 Command Center light when the D279A is disarmed?
Solution
The D8112 panel is programmed with a zone code of 3271 on a particular zone. The purple jumper on the D279A is cut. As a result, the D360 zone light illuminates when the D279A is disarmed.
This is normal and will not impact the D8112 arming process. If the D1252A is used, the disarm state of the D279A is not indicated.
How to progrma the 6112/5503 to send reboot reports.
6112/5503panel is communicating alarm and trouble signals but, when I do a disable restart it will not send the reboot signal.
Issue
When do the D7112 Transmitters send a Low Battery Report?
Solution
For the Transmitters that use the 3.6V Lithium battery (D7121, D7122, D7130, D7131, D7198, and D7199), the low battery threshold is 3.4V.
For the transmitters that use the 9V Alkaline battery (D7190, D7191), the low battery threshold is 7.2V.
How to troubleshoot the 2000 series panel when the keypad reads Call For Service.
My D2212 reads "Call For Service" and does not show anything else. How do I determine the issue?
D2212, D2412, D2812
A BROKEN Green Circle could mean the following:
Points are faulted and you can turn the system on to bypass those faulted points.
Chime points are faulted and you would be hearing a Chime Tone.
Both conditions are occuring.
How to troubleshoot why the FA113 arm/disarm keyfob generates a RF Low Battery Response on the panel keypad.
How to troubleshoot the FA113 generating a RF Low Battery Response on the panel keypad.
When pressing both Star keys on the FA113 generates Servc RF Low Battery response on Command Center.
Test Reports can be set up from Teraterm or RPS (requires firmware 2.0 or above). The test report timer (re)starts when the panel item is changed or when the module reboots, once the timer expires the test report is sent.
Step-by-step guide
Teraterm/RPS:
Go to System Configuration > Test Report Settings > Test Report Interval
The timer options are Off, 4hr, 6hr, 12hr, or 24h
Issue
What would cause a constant alarm violation?
Solution
Something is blocking the beams.
Optical modules or covers need cleaning.
Optical modules misaligned.
Wiring fault.
Solution:
Remove the object.
Clean the optical modules and the covers.
Realign.
Check wiring.
