Re: Paragon Plus - mains spike

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Morning Paul,   The Skies were a bit lively around you Wednesday night
werent they.


Phillip
As Paul says if neither of the codes work then it is probably new panel
time, BUT Try your old code and 1234 each twice before reaching that
decision, if the panel tries to set (exit timer starts) then the chances are
that the panel is OK.

Please reply with the results and we will give any further help that we can

"Paul Ekins" <123pmekins@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> From previous experience I can tell you that the Paragon panels don't like
> spikes in the power and normally if the panel goes to this state, and if
the
> keypad isn't accepting your code or 1234, you need to replace it.
>
>
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> Paul Ekins
>
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> <phillip.mackey@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> > I have a Paragon Plus, recently during a thunder storm a large spike
> > occured on the incoming mains supply.
> >
> > As one result the alarm box froze and would not respond.  In an atempt
> > to fix this I disconnected the mains supply to the unit.
> >
> > The unit now response to key presses but the tamper alarm has been
> > triggered.  I have read the installation manual and it say to short the
> > mains fail disable pins with the provided jumper.  I do not have this
> > jumper!
> >
> > Anybody know what this jumper is?  I assume it is a resistor, but what
> > value and what is the procedure?
> >
> > All help welcome,
> > Phil.
> >
>
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