Re: Strange DSC 832 behavior

["Devin" <email@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Yes, if you have TLM  enabled a problem with the phone line will cause an
alarm. The panel cant tell the diffrence between someone cutting your line
and a glitch at the telco switch. Its all the same to it.

If you want it off its section (015) turn off #7

"Bobby_M" <rmierzej@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> I'm totally lost. I have an all-hard wired 832 system with one
> expansion board. I have 7 magnetic contact perimeter zones, one window
> bug (vibration) on my sliders, and 4 motions that are set as inide
> zones.
>
> Last night, my alarm woke me up at 2am, siren blasting. I got up and
> looked at my bedroom keypad and it did not indicate any zones that were
> responsible for the alarm condition. I haven't tested the system in a
> while, but I recall that the keypad displays and cycles through each
> tripped zone both during the alarm, and after the swing.
>
> I disarmed and it didn't show me any tripped zones in memory.
>
> Any ideas what's going on? This is the second time this has happened,
> the first time was over a year ago.
>
> I know the system monitors for dial-tone because i've heard the keypad
> complain "error" when I work on my phone line but this has always been
> in a non-armed state. Does the system alarm if it loses dial tone when
> armed?
>
> Bobby
>