What does 'RECEIVER INTERFERENCE' or 'RECEIVER FAILURE' mean on GE Concord 4?
If your GE Security System displays 'RECEIVER INTERFERENCE' or 'RECEIVER FAILURE', it indicates a receiver failure or interference problem. Contact your security dealer for assistance.
What does 'MEMORY FAILURE' mean on my GE Concord 4 Security System?
If your GE Security System displays 'MEMORY FAILURE' or all text is lit on a fixed display touchpad, it indicates a system memory failure. Contact your security dealer for assistance.
What does 'AUXILIARY PHONE TROUBLE X' mean on my GE Concord 4?
If your GE Security System displays 'AUXILIARY PHONE TROUBLE X', it indicates a problem with the cellular backup reporting portion of your system. Contact your security dealer for assistance.
What does 'AUX POWER FAIL' mean on my GE Security System?
If your GE Security System displays 'AUX POWER FAIL', it indicates a problem with the power supplied to parts of the system. Contact your security dealer for assistance.
What does 'BUS FAILURE UNIT NN' mean on my GE Security System?
If your GE Security System displays 'BUS FAILURE UNIT NN', it indicates a problem with one of the peripheral devices in your system. Contact your security dealer for assistance.
General| User Codes | 230 |
|---|---|
| Backup Battery | 12V 4Ah rechargeable battery |
| Wireless Frequency | 319.5 MHz |
| Communication | POTS, optional cellular and IP modules |
| Wireless Capability | Yes |
| Keypad Options | Multiple keypad options including touchscreen |
| Wired Zones | 8 on board |
| Power Supply | 16.5 VAC Transformer |
| Compatibility | Compatible with GE Security wireless sensors |
| Zones | Up to 96 |
| Event Buffer | 512 |
Procedure to disarm the security system and stop alarms.
Instructions for arming the system in different levels (STAY, AWAY).
How to trigger police, fire, or auxiliary panic alarms.
What happens when an alarm condition occurs.
Procedures for responding to fire and smoke alarms.
Guidelines to avoid triggering false alarms.
Details on Level 1-OFF, Level 2-STAY, and Level 3-AWAY.
Methods for bypassing sensors when arming.
How to activate Fire, Police, or Auxiliary panic alarms.
System Master, Partition Master, and Regular User code management.
Setting attributes like Direct Bypassing and Remote Access.
Interpreting system sounds and messages indicating problems.
Solutions for frequent issues like arming or bypassing problems.
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