Hi guys,

I have a DA Systems Abacus 8R installed in my house approx 10 years ago. The engineer who installed the system is no longer reachable.

My problem is that the system keeps indicating power problems, It sounds all internal loudspeakers approx every 5 mins. I silence by typing the code in. Also every time I try and set the system it displays the following message:

Bad..SET TRBL

Power

This surely indicates some sort of power issue ive tested the mains supply to the unit and all looks ok. I

Hi guys,

I have a DA Systems Abacus 8R installed in my house approx 10 years ago. The engineer who installed the system is no longer reachable.

My problem is that the system keeps indicating power problems, It sounds all internal loudspeakers approx every 5 mins. I silence by typing the code in. Also every time I try and set the system it displays the following message:

Bad..SET TRBL

Power

This surely indicates some sort of power issue ive tested the mains supply to the unit and all looks ok. I

Trbl power is a faulty battery.

Trbl power is a faulty battery.

wonder where you get replacments from at this time on a Sunday ?

believe it or not, i am just back from a call out for this exact fault. battery, change it.

believe it or not, i am just back from a call out for this exact fault. battery, change it.

Guys Thank you, )

Sorry to be a pain but I have a Power Sonic PS1230 12V 3.4 Amp hour battery, would that do the job. Currently installed is a YUASA NP 2.8-12 12V 2.8 Amp hour. Does anyone know if they still make that model.

After I install the new battery im assuming that the TAMP which was caused by replacing the battery in the main unit should clear using the master code.

Had to disconnect the loudspeakers so that I could write this one.

Fishcake

Guys Thank you, )

Sorry to be a pain but I have a Power Sonic PS1230 12V 3.4 Amp hour battery, would that do the job. Currently installed is a YUASA NP 2.8-12 12V 2.8 Amp hour. Does anyone know if they still make that model.

After I install the new battery im assuming that the TAMP which was caused by replacing the battery in the main unit should clear using the master code.

Had to disconnect the loudspeakers so that I could write this one.

Fishcake

that battery is fine [powersonic] just do as you said all will be fine.

**be aware blah blagh blah 240v inside blah blah might die blah blah.

that battery is fine [powersonic] just do as you said all will be fine.

**be aware blah blagh blah 240v inside blah blah might die blah blah.

Hiya,

I know it could be a shocking experience

Edited September 11, 200718 yr by alarmgard

Hiya,

I know it could be a shocking experience

Just read the section you are talking about carefully, you will find that there are two options, Codes & All Program, just make sure you select the correct one or ........ problems!

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