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OK problem solved. looking at the manual everything on the network should have different address numbers. With 2 keypads set at addresses 1 &2 I had set the expander to address 3, low and behold setting it to address 1 and the 8 additional zones suddenly sprang to life. Obviously the expander...

Sparkymarka, It's a premier 24 with 2 keypads, 5 PIR, 2 dor contacts and a smoke detector fitted in the house, which uses all 8 zones on the control panel. I added an XP8 expander in the garage which covers the garage and 2 sheds using PIR detectors. This is wired back to the control panel...

Handymanjo thanks for the reply, the expander shows up in confirm devices but I don't seem to have access to zones 9-16, if I select 9 for example it tells me that zone 119 isn't available and seems to add a 1 to any zone number I enter. The main panel covers the house and zones used are 1-8 in...

OK another problem has appeared with next to no information in the manual. I have an expander in the garage to add PIR's for the garage and a couple of sheds, The Expander doesn't seem to be set up so I need to know how to set it up and programme 3 new zones using PIR detectors with EOL wiring.

Sparkymarka, thanks for your reply but please see the above post as everything now seems good and system arms in all modes as expected.

WooHoo many thanks Serg, the need for 6 digits and a prox tag has now gone and everything seems to be as expected. Now all I need to do is the same programming mods on another almost identical system I have and get wintex connecting properly. Many thanks again you have saved my sanity :)

Thanks Serg, The strange thing is that the keypad doesn't have the prox print on any of the units so I am suspecting they are not the porx version but the standard type, I may have to get some replacements. Changing the control panel to grade 2 should be a big help. I have looked at the C...

I have installed a Texecom premier 24 with an expander to add extra zones for outbuildings. It has two keypads at both front and rear entry/exit doors. Neither of these keypads appear to be proximity pads although the installation manual that came with them suggests otherwise. They are LCD/P...