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Possible nothing broken? Panel would not show any faults for chime being turned off. It would possible show faults if the wiring was wrong, although panel speakers don’t usually show up as a fault if not wired. Normal speaker sounds would still work.

Does the panel have a chime button, at the moment it sounds like the relay is working, the bing bong is not, which is a door chime like thing. That could have been disabled when the panel lost power in the power cut.

So just bell that’s dead then? And possibly panels bell fuse blown?

With you think these needs a deeper look, doesn’t add up. The relay works via the panel, panel not triggering bell after power cut. What was cause of power cut?

What bell what panel?

So for me, it’s a case of what point its broken. Sounds like the sounder after a power cut. Beam broken, relay in garage still works? Ie garden bell light works just not house bell? so why can’t bell be replaced??

I am lost. Says wireless doorbell setup ideally? You say the current bell on the alarm failed after a power cut, don’t under stand why that would be the case. If the panels back up battery took over nothing should of changed. Struggling to visualise what you have and what you want to achieve.

Wireless doorbell is to achieve what, without power to the unit they will regularly be walking out and replacing a spare battery to keep it running!

Yes if that’s when your problems started.

engineers code, 7 yes, (should say reset digi) yes If that doesn’t work Go to comport setup, com port the com io is on, press 0 press reset Did that work?

Also can you reset the com port?

are you able to undo?

If it’s been set, SADP would show the address has changed. can’t remember on that specific doorbell, but they often come with a verification code/password to log in.

No. Using SADP put in their address you want, the gateway being used which you should now have. Use the doorbells password and the io address should change. If your still struggle give us a bell tonight after 8pm and take a quick look remotely for you. I

It’s hard to say, as your following things properly allegedly but I can’t see where things are going wrong for. Device is powered and paired onto your WiFi? From SADP tool you should be able with the password set the ip address and gateway. Is the problem you can use on hik connect but can’t...

If you have engineers code. Engineers code prog 19 (latching walk test) With tamper showing press omit. Number shows were tamper is from. It’s in the installation manual which is readily available online.

2 wire, don’t see many wiring them, didn’t know that still worked to be fair. We don’t recommend smokes on intruder mainly because that don’t necessarily comply with regulations one way or another. Had a look at the manual and nothing jumped out at me, but can’t even test this out. However...

Possibly and a coincidence of the down time. Alas the smart com is used for your connection to the panel, the com ip side of smart com is used for the comip side of things.

you can add a smart com, as for getting the notifications to work, you would need the specific server addresses I would guess for the com ip to send to. you can have your own server and use montex texbase to process or HA integration. If this was working until the building work and the panel...

no just menu, 4 on keypad will show panel version