Re: DSC random expansion trouble

[motley me <tommy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Jim <alarminex@xxxxxxx> wrote in
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> On Nov 8, 6:15 am, motley me <to...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> Frank Kurz <t...@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote
>> innews:39OdnSxvh48MTEvRnZ2dnUVZ_rGd
> nZ2d@xxxxxxxxxxxx:
>>
>> > n addition to what RHC has suggested, check to see if you've
>> > enabled the keypad tamper switch at the rear of the keypad.  If the
>> > wall's no
> t
>> > "true" or the mounting plate is loose you may wind up with
>> > intermittent troubles like this.  Also make sure all the attached
>> > keypads are responding and have separate addresses.  Download the
>> > system log and
> see
>> > if you can trace the trouble that way.  The next thing to do is
>> > repla
> ce
>> > the common control board and reprogram your system from scratch.
>>
>> Only one keypad and no tamper on it. I have replaced the module that
>> the buffer says is ausing the issue, but still having the issue.
>>
>> Reprogramming the main board won't be from scratch, I have the
>> program saved to my laptop.
>
> I think the point is that you SHOULD program it from scratch. Could be
> just some little glitch in the present program that you'd just program
> into the new board and have the same problem.
>

You might be right, but i don't know of any programming parameter that
would cause this trouble condition.