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I would guess u turn misc 3 options 2+3 on, then set resistor values in option 30

If you are using EOL resistors u need to program this on the panel cant remember which options are required

Can you take a picture of the control panel with the cover removed?

Or change ATE inputs to none in site options if u have eng code

As that is what is causing the fault. Disconnect ribbon cable

Do you have anything connected on the ribbon cable ?

That was for the ones where u could set your alarm, come home and walk around the house without anything activating lol

Looks like it

Yes

It means u will need the engineer code to reset the system after a tamper alarm of its on. I was thinking more along the lines of a loose wire being disturbed as u oress the keypad..... have u opened it yet ?

Could just be a loose wire lol u wont know til u open it. U can silence the tamper alarm with fob once activated....... hopefully not been left on engineer restore.......

Nope not seen 1 like that before

Just use a screwdriver or a bit of wire

Tricky one as could be anything on the data line. Are there any other keypads, tag readers, zems ? If just the one keypad you want to be checking for 1/4v between 0v and d3/d4. Check cable resistance. If all ok all you can really do is try a new keypad. If other devices on data line then...

It could also be that something else on the network is already using the 113 address. By the way it is of no use to redact your LAN ip addresses as this is only accessible within your network.

Have you actually set the ip address on the camera or are you just putting it in the nvr... does it show up in SADP ?

If you run CMD and type ipconfig on your pc u will beable to see the ip adress of your computer, subnet mask and default gateway. U will need to give the doorbell an ip on this range with the subnet and gateway the same.

Yeh your doorbell is not connected to the NIC of the NVR like the other cameras, this is not accessible from the home network, u need to address it on the LAN, then add it manually on your NVR which is connected to the LAN

There is on the euro panels, check in the 01xx and 02xx range. You can get an output module that connects on the bus line.