Veritas R8 texecom panel

[luke5853]

I have recently installed a new veritas r8 panel, with the remote keypad and 6 capture p15 and 2 door contacts. 

All PIRs illuminate when activated, door contacts work as expected. No tampers on system.

When arming the system or preforming a walk test the PIRs illuminate but do not register on the keypad.

Any advice would be great 

[MrHappy]

on the back of the sensor there is slide for eol vaule it needs to be n/c...

[luke5853]

@MrHappy thank you. Little confused as the guide states 

 

"The device is defaulted to the Texecom EOL values. Use a terminal driver to move
the switch to any other position.
The O/C position can be used for other wiring types, including use of resistor
values which are not included on the device Terminal block identification."

 

Obviously both items are texecom so why would I change it to o/c.

 

Thanks you

 

 

 

 

Edited September 15, 2024 by luke5853

[sixwheeledbeast]

The Veritas is a double pole panel so you need normally closed devices (without resistors).

The Texecom setting on the Capture PIR's is for Texecom EOL circuits.

[al-yeti]

4 minutes ago, luke5853 said:

@MrHappy thank you. Little confused as the guide states 

 

"The device is defaulted to the Texecom EOL values. Use a terminal driver to move
the switch to any other position.
The O/C position can be used for other wiring types, including use of resistor
values which are not included on the device Terminal block identification."

 

Obviously both items are texecom so why would I change it to o/c.

 

Thanks you

 

 

 

 

As you set your panel non eol and pirs are eol , so you would change it

Just now, sixwheeledbeast said:

The Veritas is a double pole panel so you need normally closed devices (without resistors).

The Texecom setting on the Capture PIR's is for Texecom EOL circuits.

This is the posh answer  

[luke5853]

Thanks all. This resolved the issue.

[MrHappy]

4 minutes ago, luke5853 said:

Thanks all. This resolved the issue.

 

I've only do this 30 odd years