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Honeywell Galaxy 520. Panel has to stay in engineer mode due to faults within the system. We have came out to service the alarm panel, put the panel into walk test and continued the test. We have removed the panel out of walk test and now we are getting a intermittent beep, it’s never the same amount of time between each beep and it can happen twice one after the other. Thought maybe it could be a line fail but nothing shows when entering the code after the panel has stopped the beep. Nothing is showing on the log either to say what’s causing the beep. Try and take it out of engineer and it comes up saying 1mod open this is stating it’s ‘keypad 21’ which doesn’t exist looking at what the keypads are numbered

When you say it has to stay in engineer mode you know this ignores faults? There must be a keypad 21 somewhere

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Yes we understand that it stops faults, we have gone around all the keypads and made sure the tamper switch is triggered on all of them. Yet we still have the same recurring problem. From my knowledge it wouldn’t beep if there is a keypad fault anyway as the panel is in engineer. We have no clue what else it could be 

  • james.wilson changed the title to Galaxy 520 unknown random beep from keypad
3 hours ago, UK WATCH said:

Yes we understand that it stops faults, we have gone around all the keypads and made sure the tamper switch is triggered on all of them. Yet we still have the same recurring problem. From my knowledge it wouldn’t beep if there is a keypad fault anyway as the panel is in engineer. We have no clue what else it could be 

As jw

 

But which zones are set to chime?

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