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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
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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 helpHave a nice week end
CJGD
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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
22 hours ago, al-yeti said:Did you try and restart panel after setting op3 ?
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
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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
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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
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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.
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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.
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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 ?
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From my understanding the voltage is supposed to drop at 0V like for OP1 and OP2
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 ?
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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
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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.
GalaxyFlex 020 - Maintenance of the RF devices
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Thank you James !