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  1. Hi, I would like to know how you guys do the maintenance of your Radio devices. I have a GalaxyFlex 020 connected to Honeywell D08M (wireless door detector) and Honeywell SHK8H (wireless shock detector on some windows) - According to Honeywell commercial documentation the battery (Lithium 3V CR123A) can last nearly 5 years - Normally we are supposed to get a notification on the keyboard when the voltage falls between 2.5V and 2.7V Based on this, what are your best practices ? - if you were me, how often would you change the batteries ? - which brand would you use ? In addition, do you know if there is a menu where we can see the battery level of the RF devices ?? - not sure, but I believe I should see something in 61.3 Warnings, when the battery is low. - Otherwise, could we check this in real time when the battery life is still ok ? Do you now what Supervision RF means ? - From my understanding the RF devices talk with the control panel every x minutes. Is this the supervision RF ? or is Supervision RF an other more advanced check (battery status, strength of the signal, ect ) Thanks in advance for your help on this, CJGD
  2. Hi, Thank you ! I've followed all your advices and it works now. - I've double checked the wire - I've restarted the Alarm system which reset the different outputs - and make sure 51.82 was on DC and 53 - output *99 was sell on strobe. @GalaxyGuy : in your last answer, you advised to replace the PCB if it was still not working. Do you know an online store where we could buy only the PCB ? I don't need it right now, but that's something always good to know Thank you for your help Have a nice week end CJGD
  3. Hi, Yes I did change 51.82 to change OP3 to: 2 (DC Output) Normally when I switch the polarity from Positive to Negative (or inversely) I should see immediately a drop (or inversely) in the voltage, like for OP1 and OP2. This is not yet the case here with my OP3, which is stuck at 13,86V no matter what I do. - I will double check my wires OP1/OP2/OP3 this week-end, and make sure they are not frayed - I will aslo share my settings and the results of my tests In the meantime, if you think at something else, do not hesitate How can I do this as cleanly as possible ? - Exit from the engineer mode to save the settings - Then Enter in engineer mode, cut the power and then the battery ? Thanks for your help and have a ncie day CJGD
  4. Hi James, Still nothing. For now just a cable and I checked the voltage between the wire coming from 0V (from a zone) and OP3, both when the alarm is off, and when an intrusion has been detected I'll do some additional test, this time by connecting the 0V of the vertical block to the left of the outputs But I intend to connect OP3, (and perhaps the ouputs on the trigger module - A071-00-01 - as well) to a GSM Speech Dialler called "V2 GSM" by Pyronix , in order to report by call/sms an event like Fire, Fault, Alarm Confirmed and times to times I would connect any of these output to the engineer input cable from the bell whenever a maintenance is needed on it Thanks for your answer CJGD
  5. Hi al-yeti, Regarding OP3, I'll retry at home. but yes this is a bit surprising : ) regarding the module, this is correct. If I buy this card, OP1 and OP2 from the panel will have to be wired to the OP1 and OP2 on the card, but I would have 8 additional trigger outputs, which might (or not) act as a traditional OP1/2 output ? Thank you ! Have a nice day
  6. Good morning, I have a Galaxy Flex 020 at home. This panel has 3 outpouts (OP1,OP2,OP3) I'm using OP1 (for my bell) and OP2 (for my strobe and bell inside) OP3 was supposed to be a fully programmable output, but I didn't manage to make it work as OP2. Even if the function is set to "Strobe", and the polarity is set to "Positive", the OP3 delivers a voltage of about 12V, even if there is an alarm. From my understanding the voltage is supposed to drop at 0V like for OP1 and OP2 Do you have an idea what's going on ? Alternatively, and as the Panel offers many possible other Outpout functions, i thought I could buy an additional outpout card (A071-00-01 - (trigger module)). see attachment Do you know if this module is the right one to add additional outpouts for the Galaxy flex 20 ? Regarding my current issue with OP3, do you know if the outpouts on this module will be able to mimic OP1 and OP2 behaviour regarding the voltage. I just need a change in the voltage (12V -> 0V, or 0V->12V) to report events like Confirm Alarm, Fire, Fault, ect... Thank you in advance and kind regards CJGD OUTPOUT extender - a0710001.pdf
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