Re: NX8v2 service fault and arm

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On 27 =CC=E1=F1, 00:25, "ABLE1" <royboynos...@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Ok, so I always thought that the only way to clear a Fail to Communicate =
on
> a NX panel was to get it to actually communicate and get a proper kissoff
> from the receiver.
>
> However, that is only true if you want the panel to communicate on accoun=
t
> as it did before. =A0As in an example the phone line is down for a couple=
 of
> days. =A0So it will continue to display the Fail to Comm. =A0During that =
time
> frame you will need to enter the code twice to arm and disarm as was stat=
ed.
> Once the phone line is re-established then some signal needs to be genera=
ted
> and it will then clear the Fail to Comm once it does.
>
> On the other hand, if the panel will no longer have a phone line and it i=
s
> in a Fail to Comm mode it can be cleared by power cycling the panel. =A0T=
hen
> go into programming and turn off the dialer by placing zero in LOC 2. =A0=
The
> Fail to Comm is cleared and the panel will not try to communicate thus al=
l
> is good.
>
> Now that may have been stated by others in one way or another. =A0I just
> verified it for myself by testing it out on my bench to make sure.
>
> Hope that helps someone.
>
> Les

All of the above helps all of us :-) thanks oms!