Following a PIR change the alarm has gone into tamper mode,so we think. LEDs TA PA POWER were flashing until I entered my code.Now the same LEDs have stopped flashing but are still lit.
I would like to know the correct sequence for resetting please, as we need it up and running for security reasons.
It's a big bugger,better give it both barrels 00, BOOM BOOM BABY.
e manno
July 2012
You have to read the quests right lads :D
As said SHOOT it.
Alarm
July 2012
winchester 00 buckshot,prob solved :-)
gts
July 2012
Ah yes the old accenta 8 mercury,which one is it? Buggered if I know, defo no flags on that one.
e manno
July 2012
OP says ADE Accenta, so assume ADE Accenta 8.
No flags on that.
Again lack of specific info can cause a conflict of answers.
Alarm
July 2012
Are you sure me matey?
Flag 1 option 3 = eng reset, or have I got the wrong disc lol,
Me looking at honetwell accenta/ optima ?.
e manno
July 2012
Lads read the manual there is no engineer reset for tamper on this model.
It looks like it is stuck in between engineering and user. The clue is the locked keypad.
OP, take off the cover and enter 9999 see what happens.
Check all tamer circuits ( Just the global one is all from what you say. Refit cover and press reset reset, then your code and reset.
Should clam the thing down.
Alarm
July 2012
you should have put it on the engineering mode before you opened the pir,now you may well need the engineer to reset it as e manno said
gts
July 2012
I did not have this fault until i replaced the faulty pir, i have now removed the wiring and refitted thinking it was a bad connection, but now the leds are flashing and the keypad does not do anything. Have i now got a tamper fault somewhere else?, should i disconnect the tamper wires from the pir, tape them together and try resetting?. Your help is much appreciated.
porter m
July 2012
Find and remove the tamper, then you should be able to reset.
Alarm
July 2012
If entering your user code then pressing RESET has failed, then I would think your system requires an engineers reset.If you dont know the code,then your system requires the attention of an engineer.
Alternatively you could read through the engineering manual,it may help if you understand it.
e manno
July 2012
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