The quickest way is to press the panic button on your codepad PIC OF CODEPAD ARROW POINTING TO PANIC BUTTON. Test the external siren to see if it’s working.

If this is the case you should also notice the Power Light flashing on the codepadġ – Additional peripherals – codepad, remote control kit, sensors or Nav-Comm module for app control – have been added to your system and overloaded the power supply.ģ – The wiring between the alarm panel and a sensor or codepad has developed a fault. This includes codepads, intruder detectors and smoke detectors.Ī faulty battery is the most likely cause. The panel has 700 milli-amps available to operate stuff connected to it. A device connected to the panel (motion sensor, siren, battery) is is trying to pull more power from it’s power supply than is available. Scroll Down to find ‘Fault Code 2-8’ notes The next eight faults are all a sub-set of Fault Code 1. But there are many of these faults that you can fix yourself.

Some of the issues that cause the service light to come on will need to be fixed by a qualified and licensed alarm technician. Now that you’ve figured out why the Service Light on your Networx panel is on let’s resolve the problem. More in the trouble-shooting section below Usually happens after a loss of power to the alarm panel. See trouble-shooting section below for more information. The built-in dialer has tried to send a message (either to the monitoring centre or your mobile phone). The alarm can no longer detect the phone line.Ĭommunication Failure. Pressing the button will display the zone, or zones that currently have a ‘trouble’ condition. Press the button to see which wireless zone (or zones) have not reported a signal to the alarm panel. One or more codepad lights will turn on to indicate which wireless sensors have a low battery. See trouble-shooting section below for more information One or more codepad lights will illuminate to indicate which of your sensors has a tamper alarm. The alarm system is drawing too much current. Here’s what they mean:ġ – Over-current fault. One or more zone lights on the codepad will light. Press 1 again to drill down to the exact fault. Press the button on your codepad Zone Light

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