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Texecom Premier Elite 48
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is the setting option set to entry/ exit instead of timed exit ? area options
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set to timed that may be where your issue is its like having it on final door set if the detector is still active when it sets it will give a failed set.
I have found that it DOES make a difference!
With the Guard Access set to E/E2, if I go down to the hall with the system in Part Arm it starts the entry timer.
With the Guard Access set to E/E1, doing the same thing starts an immediate alarm.
You are right. What do you want it to do?
What do you want it to do?Here's yet another question on my famous system!
When I press the Area button to do a quick arm, and close the door behind me, after the settling time has expired I hear a few seconds of the high pitched tone and then the chime to confirm it's armed properly. If I then have a blonde moment and remember I left something behind, I open the door, get the entry beeps and enter the user code. No problem.
BUT if I remember while the high pitched tone is still running and open the door, I don't get a chance to enter the code. At the end of the high tone the system immediately alarms. I can stop it with the code of course but it would be better not to have it sound at all. When this happens the log says "Exit error - arming failed restore"
The obvious way to avoid this of course is to wait until I have heard the final chime before reopening the door, but I can't always hear it through the door if there is traffic passing.
Is there any way to avoid this? Would a Timed Exit behave any differently? Over to you experts...
When I press the Area button to do a quick arm, and close the door behind me, after the settling time has expired I hear a few seconds of the high pitched tone and then the chime to confirm it's armed properly. If I then have a blonde moment and remember I left something behind, I open the door, get the entry beeps and enter the user code. No problem.
BUT if I remember while the high pitched tone is still running and open the door, I don't get a chance to enter the code. At the end of the high tone the system immediately alarms. I can stop it with the code of course but it would be better not to have it sound at all. When this happens the log says "Exit error - arming failed restore"
The obvious way to avoid this of course is to wait until I have heard the final chime before reopening the door, but I can't always hear it through the door if there is traffic passing.
Is there any way to avoid this? Would a Timed Exit behave any differently? Over to you experts...
The proper way is to let it set then go back in, turn it off and start again.
On entering and exiting an alarm system, dealing with the alarm is always the first and last thing you do. If the phone is ringing, leave it, always sort the alarm first.
On entering and exiting an alarm system, dealing with the alarm is always the first and last thing you do. If the phone is ringing, leave it, always sort the alarm first.
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