Posted: Wednesday Oct 14th, 2015 03:49 pm |
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steefdebruijn
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Hi,
I have a front door configured as type EntryDoor and Entry=Yes.
I also hava a PIR in my hall configured as PirAwayNightAlert which is a copy of PirNightAway with Night=alert instead of immediate and also Entry=Yes.
The system is configured to arm on Final Door.
We have the habit to open the front door and then arm the system. If we wait for the "front door" announcement a couple of times the system arms successfully. But if we more or less immediately close the front door the system often raises an arm failure.
My guess is it is because the system is flushing the queue of zone detections while arming; so if i ran through the house just before arming these zone detections seem to be processed *after* system arming triggering an arm failure. Or something like that.
What can i change in my setup to prevent these failures?
Tia
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Posted: Wednesday Oct 14th, 2015 08:20 pm |
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After the entry door is closed the system will wait for 6 seconds and then arm to away mode if no ipen zones are found. If there are open zones at the end of 6 seconds then there is arm failure
Perhaps your motion sensor is set to remian on after 6 seconds? This would cause arm failure
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Posted: Thursday Oct 15th, 2015 11:37 am |
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Vangelis
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Are all these sensors wired or wireless?
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Posted: Sunday Oct 18th, 2015 02:28 pm |
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Posted: Monday Oct 19th, 2015 10:16 am |
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Ok, good, so that rules out any latency in Wireless comms...
Next, (if you have a UCM/Eth) I would take a look at the realtime Serial output from Comfigurator. Reference this with the Serial Cmds guide on cytech.biz to see the order of sensor activations and Arm status
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Posted: Monday Oct 19th, 2015 08:33 pm |
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also read the event log. This shows which sensor caused the arm failurelook for the zone activated after the arm failure alarm
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