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- ident - 04-20-2014
Quote:Thanks if it was the same circuit I would say that it is faulty wiring however everytime it happens it is a different circuit, I did once check the wiring on a circuit after the tamper alarm and found no fault. It must be something else as i\'m using EOL is it possible that comfort is maybe reading it wrongly occasionally? if not then I don\'t know what it is. I read the log and it said it was a tamper
There is only one Tamper input
What do you mean it happens on a different circuit? What is the tamper connected to? Are there any possibility of interference on the wiring.
Comfort cannot \"read\" the input wrong sometimes. EOL does not prevent false alarms. The input has to be open to cause a tamper alarm. Check the voltage on the tamper input.
As I said, just short the tamper input and see if you have any more alarms. That will prove if it is due to comfort or not
- Vangelis - 04-22-2014
The OP is using EOLs, therefore the Tamper will be read as a change in resistance on the Zone Input as opposed to using the dedicated Tamper input (which as you state is N/C).
Tamper\'s would therefore be registered on each circuit, and as the triggering circuits vary, then it would indicate an issue with either a simultaneous breakdown of the all EOL resistors or the way Comfort is interpreting the input.
Guess a check would be remove the EOLs (depending on location) and see if that Zone re-triggers a \'Tamper\'
Vangelis
- ident - 04-22-2014
Quote:The OP is using EOLs,You mean the Inputs use EOLs
How many inputs are being used as Tampers?
Each zone type has a zone sensitivity which can be set to a high value if there are fast transitions that are causing the alarm.
- Vangelis - 04-22-2014
[user=86]ident[/user] wrote:
Quote:OP = Original Poster, but I can see where the confusion comes fromQuote:The OP is using EOLs,You mean the Inputs use EOLs
How many inputs are being used as Tampers?
Each zone type has a zone sensitivity which can be set to a high value if there are fast transitions that are causing the alarm.
Vangelis
- waynebr - 04-22-2014
Hi and thanks for the replies, I am using double eol\'s for each zone, each zone has 1 sensor or 1 input. Every zone will have its own eol on it. For the tamper circuit itself it\'s only the case and sirens connected
- ident - 05-03-2014
ULT 7.056 (beta) has an addtional filtering for tamper alarms which may be caused by spurious external induced voltages along the wires
You can try that and see if it reduces the tamper alarms
http://www.comfortforums.com/forum79/3778.html
- waynebr - 05-03-2014
Thanks, I will take a look at it.
- dipo_19 - 05-26-2014
my comfort security keypad lights are not on only the home led light is blinking.what could be the cause and what can i do to rectify the problem
- ident - 05-26-2014
This has already been answered here
http://www.comfortforums.com/forum69/3056.html
You do not need to post the same thing on more than 1 forum. Our support will answer the problems regardless of where it is posted
And it is best to start a new topic unless your problem is exactly the same as the one originally posted