I was using Arming Mode: Timed Exit. Yesterday I finally got round to adding the door contact to the main entrance and re-reprogrammed the alarm to Arming Mode: Entry/Exit.

 

My issue comes down to the part 1 omit (night time/sleep). The alarm sets fine but when I walk downstairs the Hallway PIR (Zone 2) activates and the sounders goes off.

 

My confusion is that I want the alarm to go off if Zone 2 is triggered without the entry/exit being active in all states but a part set which seems reasonable and looks possible from the manual but I'm sure I've got my config wrong.

 

 

Zone 1 - Area A - Front Door (Contact) - Entry/Exit 1

 

Zone 2 - Area A - Hallway (PIR) - Guard Access

- Access - Is this needed? Wintex auto selects it for Guard Access Zones

- Entry/Exit 2 -Is this needed? Wintex auto selects it for Guard Access Zones

 

Zone 5 - Area A - Landing (PIR)

- Part 1 Omit

Managed to sort the issue it seems that I needed entry/exit 2 enabled under a guard access zone on the zone 2 PIR for the part set to allow disarm without the sounders going off.

sounds like your fiddling as the guard access zone is set up that way at default and you have turned the attribute off initially and putting it back to the default setting made it function as it was intended.

Edited June 29, 201510 yr by secureiam

I've still not got this quite right. Both the part and the full access was working perfectly, now I keep getting a failed set without changing and config.

 

Edited June 30, 201510 yr by jkno

Looks like your triggering the Hall PIR while it's arming.

You could do with some zone text, log would be easier to read.

There's an exit settle time of 8 seconds shouldn't this prevent the the PIR trigger from causing a fault?

Edited June 30, 201510 yr by jkno

Depends on the PIR and if you are clearing the area quick enough.

8seconds to little for some pir need to increase fail set time

I've increased it to 15 seconds will find out when I get home if it's worked.

 

The part 1 set isn't triggering the entry at the moment when I go downstairs (used to pick me up after a few steps) I walked downstairs in full visibility of the sensor this morning and waited a good 5-10 seconds in front of the keypad without it triggering.

 

I'm using Texecom Premier Compact QD sensors. Couldn't justify anti masking for home. 

 

Either there's gremlins in the system or I'm the gremlin.

Thinking the only way to get this ressolved is you getting professional paid help.