Depends on ur panel, and what resistor you've selected in the detector, if they don't match then it won't signal. Also they can be a bit temprimental unless the anti mask dial has been set up correctly

It's in a gd galaxy , 1k , and can't remember the other mask resistance just went by the instructions as galaxy is listed

But my point is it's all working and it signals the panel and the panel identifies the mask ie +mask as fault

Question was is there a reason the contact ID doesn't dial out the mask, when it will dial the simple stuff like entering programming and exiting

What box's you got ticked in your reporting options?

As matt says you need to turn on what you want sia to send

Galaxy's need a 3k for mask, plus the normal 1k EOL and 1k Shunt, and usually a 12k for fault, and there's no option to select masking to send over the dialler only using an Ethernet card

What did it used to be as I believe Galaxy has used 2 options for masking?

Dont think it was 12k for fault, I am later this week will update you

But it makes sense if there's no option to send masking over dialled I couldn't see it, also turn ok, but I just don't see it in the options

Need some kind if a tangent now....

For mask the galaxy panels looking for a total resistance between 3 & 5k, it's def 12k for fault on the galaxy's, check ur resistor pack, ul have a bag labeled '12k Fault Resistors' erm ur pretty limited on the dialer but it should send a mask as a 'security' event, so if there's nothing else prog'ed as that u can differentiate

Ok but what's resistor packs got to do with it??? This has jumpers so you just set it accordingly, or do you mean just to show me what the galaxy expects for masking look at the pack, where ever that has gone lol

means make sure you have the correct resistance values set up, wether that is with resistors or jumpers