What to do if my Pima Hunter-Pro Security System shows 'Low Battery'?
If your Pima Security System displays a 'Low Battery' message: 1. First, check the battery fuse. 2. Then, allow approximately 24 hours for the system to recharge after any power failure, and check the message again. 3. If the message persists after the recharge period, it indicates that the battery needs replacement.
Why does my Pima Security System display 'Low Voltage'?
The 'Low Voltage' message on your Pima Security System typically appears due to a low DC charge, which often occurs after an extended mains power failure and subsequent battery discharge. To resolve this, connect the panel to the mains power supply and then check the battery.
How to reset the clock on my Pima Security System after a power outage?
If the clock on your Pima Security System is not set, this is likely due to a power failure. To correct this, set the time and date through the user menu by navigating to Menu #8.
What does 'Tamper 11' mean on my Pima Hunter-Pro?
The 'Tamper 11' message on your Pima Security System indicates that tamper switch #1 has been opened.
What does 'Tamper 21' mean on my Pima Hunter-Pro?
The 'Tamper 21' message on your Pima Security System indicates that tamper switch #2 has been opened.
General| Wired Zones | 8 |
|---|---|
| Partitions | 8 |
| Keypads | Up to 16 |
| Communication | PSTN |
| Programming | Keypad |
| Operating Temperature | -10°C to 55°C |
| Weather Resistance | Indoor use only |
Details the features of the Hunter-Pro Series alarm systems.
Compares the specifications and features of the Hunter-Pro 8144 and Captain 8.
Crucial safety precautions to be followed during installation and operation.
Lists the technical data and operational parameters of the alarm systems.
Information regarding the power usage of various system components.
Explains the meaning of symbols and notations used throughout the manual.
Highlights the primary functionalities and capabilities of the Hunter-Pro Series.
Details the control panel's circuit diagram and its components.
Instructions for powering up the system using a backup battery.
Detailed guide for wiring various zone configurations and expanders.
Instructions for installing and connecting the RD-200 RFID reader.
How to connect and configure key switches for system arming.
Guide for connecting and setting up AC and DC sirens.
Information on wiring the system's relay output for external activation.
Steps for connecting keypads to the BUS and setting their IDs.
Connecting tamper switches and using TMPR2 as a zone input.
Wiring the telephone line and SET terminals for communication.
Instructions for connecting MIC-200 microphone and VU-20U voice module.
Details on the VKD4net software for remote system control.
Guide for installing long-range VHF/UHF radio transmitters.
Procedure for connecting the rechargeable backup battery.
Instructions for connecting the control panel to the AC power source.
Highlights the key capabilities and functionalities of the Captain 8 model.
Diagram and description of the Captain 8 control panel's PCB.
Detailed guide for wiring and connecting components to the Captain 8.
Using the PRG-896 programmer for fast system setup and parameter saving.
Connecting a PC to the system for uploading/downloading data.
Step-by-step guide for programming the system using an LCD keypad.
Instructions on accessing and utilizing the system's user menu.
Quick programming sequence for common installation parameters.
How to access and navigate the system's installer menu structure.
Configuring advanced communication parameters for the system.
Configuring initial system parameters like service provider and expanders.
Setting up zone types, responses, names, and partitioning.
Configuring PSTN, GSM, GPRS, and other communication channels.
Advanced settings for cellular providers, SMS, and network parameters.
Setting entry/exit delays, report delays, and other timing parameters.
Configuring general system behavior like keypad lights and arming modes.
Defining how the system reacts to various faults and alarms.
Setting output types, polarity, and activation for system outputs.
Accessing the complete programming options for the system.
Changing or setting the installer access code for system programming.
Utilizing the asterisk key for quick programming of essential functions.
Performing walk-tests, zone tests, and communication tests.
Information on video features, noted as not being utilized.
Remotely arming/disarming the system and controlling basic functions via phone.
Advanced remote control for activating system outputs via phone.
Explains how to enter characters and numbers using keypad buttons.
Details how system events trigger physical outputs and output types.
How to identify the system model and PCB version.
Explanation of system partitioning and practical implementation examples.
A tip on how to effectively locate an expander's zone within the system.
Best practices for preventing radio frequency interference in the system.
How to monitor the panel's communication status with the monitoring station.
Flowchart illustrating the remote upload process via the user menu.
Procedure for resetting Master and Installer codes to factory defaults.
Common system faults, their causes, and recommended actions.
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