Pima Captain 8 Installation Guide

Hunter-Pro Series Captain 8 - Installation Guide
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Fault
Cause & action to take
In wireless zones: detector’s tamper is open
KEYPAD NOT
CONNECTED
No communication between the keypad and the PCB. Check the following:
1. The wire between the “OUT” terminal on the PCB and the keypad.
2. Keypad’s voltage supply is lower than 13V. Verify that no more than 8
keypads are connected to the panel.
3. Keypad fault - replace it
4. Panel PCB fault - replace it
Phone Line
Fault
No dial tone. Disconnect any other phone/fax connected to it and check again.
Tip: the panel tests the phone line constantly.
Keypad X Fault
1. Check the ID of this keypad.
2. Check the wiring of this keypad.
3. If the ID and wiring are OK, disconnect the keypad and connect it as close
as possible (50 cm max.) to the panel. If the keypad is still out-of-order,
consult your dealer.
Detec. Vol.
Fault
1
The detectors voltage wires are shortened
Expander X
Fault
Expander’s X communication or voltage fault
Expander X
Tamper
Expander’s X tamper switch is open
Keypad X
Tamper
Keypad’s X tamper switch is open
Other Keypad in
use
Another keypad is being programmed, or a remote control session is being
performed
GSM-200 faults
GSM Unit Fault
Connection or module fault
GSM Comm.
Fault
Communication fault with Monitoring Station #1
GSM Link Fault
Low reception or jamming
SIM Card Fault
No SIM card is inserted or SIM card fault
GSM Com. Fault
2
Communication fault with Monitoring Station #2
For further information on GSM-200, refer to its installation guide.
Communication faults
W/L Unit
Tamper
The I/O-WN’s tamper was opened or faulty.
For further information on the I/O-WN’s communication faults, refer to its installation
guide.
Check Keypad
number
Keypad’s ID does not match the programmed number of keypads see
section 4.2.3, on page 46.

Pima Captain 8 Specifications

General

Brand	Pima
Model	Captain 8
Category	Security System
Language	English