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Premier 48 Bells Not Working


whibbs

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having set a new panel today can not get the balls to active when the alarm is set off they will work if i do a bell test also if i put ov to bell- it aslo works have programed ot useing wintex

does any body have any ides?

Wayne Hibbs

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Do you have the bell and strobe output assigned to all areas in the area options.

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Do you have the bell and strobe output assigned to all areas in the area options.

have checked and all ok

plus i have unticked each box then update panel and then re tick each box and updated panel again

but no bells at all

wayne

Wayne Hibbs

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Wayne - how are you testing it ?

using the

1 - kedpad (do bell test)

2- add 0v to the bell trigger

3- setting panel leave to set then setting off any zone to alarm state

i do get the the strobe to flash ok

wayne

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Then you've got a faulty bell or cable or you've wired it up wrong.

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Then you've got a faulty bell or cable or you've wired it up wrong.

nah they work if he does a bell test, you checked no bell delay proggramed in? are you setting it then triggering it or timing it back in first?

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wayne,

when you say you 'set' the system are you allowing it to fully arm? i.e. enter code/offer fob, exit bleep runs and times out fully. if not you will not get an external alarm signal.

so set your system and wait for the exit bleep to expire and silence, then activate any 12 hour zone or tamper. if that don't work check you have not set any bell delays or perhaps the external siren to be 'silent in part set'.

i don't know the panel used, but the above are common generic mistakes that are often made by engineers and end users alike. the idea is not to disturb the neighbours because you were distracted when setting the alarm, or just plain stony drunk :) .

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nah they work if he does a bell test, you checked no bell delay proggramed in? are you setting it then triggering it or timing it back in first?

Sorry, I read it as it doesnt work with all 3 methods...LOL

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