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Thank you to everyone who helped out. The additional psu and improved connectors fixed all faults. All sensors are fully operation .

when you put in the wires into the connector - the hole with the screw on - it is very difficult to ensure there is a good connection for all 4. would you recommend using a waygo wire connector to first ajoin the wires together and then have a single leading out into the connector?

for the sets can I just solder the wires togethera and then wire them in as one as its quite the faff trying to put them all in

Also If the psu just adds power to the network could I just wire all four wires into network 1 given the additional power its providing

Would that work for the wiring?

Sorry for the delayed response. I bought xp200 psu and have conencted it to the power when connecting the psu to the main panel I assume I just run a cable from network 1 in the main panel to the network in section of the psu. and then wire out one of the network runs off network out. Having...

so Ive connected it, how should I wire it to the main panel ?

So I've got the extra Powe supply drilled in. To power it I think I need to I need to power down the alarm. Is there anyway to do this without setting the alarm off?

Yeah, I'd be gratefull if you could do that

Right so I've discovered that the original PSU has some sort of fault. On the pad it says PSU Mains Fault

I'm sorry if I'm being stupid but is the issue not just unique to network 1 isn't network 1 overloaded so the others should function regardless? And can't that be solved by just providing an alternate power source ?

is there anyway to find that without physically following the cables?

This is whats connected: twice TEXECOM Odyssey X-B X-Series WDC-002 Grade 3 sounder and Integral Backlight Texecom WDC-0001 Odyssey X-BE Grade 2 Sounder with Integral backlight

network one currently only has expanders 3-6 and the system already has a configuration on wintex for all other networks which are working. So with my current understanding the network 1 is oveloaded when adding the extra expanders right? If so how can I fix that and as for the other item s...

is this doable through the wintex software alone? As I'm already aware whats supposed to be on network 1 --> expanders 1 -7 and keypads 1 -6

yeah the fault dissapears upon being moved to another network

Okay I did that and upon attempting to wire in both sets that contain expanders the fault light was back. Note I haven't yet confirmed the devices but I don't believe that produces the fault light

okay so I have located the pad, how exactly do I change its address ?

I believe there was one set which wasn't connected but three defintely where.

okay so per wire set we have: set 1 - Expanders 3-6 (inclusive); set 2 - Keypads 2 and 5; set 3 - keypad 4; set 4 - Expanders 1,2,7 and keypads 1, 3, 4