No ricochet network found

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Good morning, thank you in advance for your help. I have recently purchased a texecom v4.02 firmware wireless house alarm, long story short, I have been let down by alarm fitter, so am trying to install it myself. I have fitted the control panel to the wall, fitted the battery in the sequence in said in the manual, red wire 1st then black wire 2nd, holding down the default button. The alarm sounded, so pressed 1234 as per the instructions. The alarm stopped, but now I have this fault on the wireless keypad, ( No ricochet network found). I have stupidly realised that I have connected the keypad in the wrong order as per the manual. I have tried a number of times taking the batteries, then connecting the engineering cable supplied and re-fitting the batteries and still getting the same fault....

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Are you plugged onto the engineer keypad port not a Com port?

Are you getting any menu at all on the keypad?
 
Hi thanks for your reply, it is in the engineer port now, I did unknowingly plug it in the com 2 port 1st tho. And no menu at all on the key pad, it says when plugged in that the panel is off and tamper msg, but when it asked do you want to learn the pad, I press the tick and it comes up with a searching msg, then no network found...
 
Make sure the commissioning link is in commissioning mode (far right of Panel PCB).

If not maybe power the panel down and start again.
 
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Commissioning link is in, I will do another power down now, thanks much appreciated
 
Hi sorry me again, the keypad is showing net Net RKP> and EXP >1, It tells me to confirm but when I do, it goes back to the Net RKP fault again
 
That’s the Confirm devices screen. Should be reading RKP 1... EXP 1.... your just confirming that you agree with what the system is seeing on its data network. If this is ok escape from that menu and move on to other programming
 

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