Why does Pyronix Enforcer 32-WE show Alarm during the arming procedure?
If your Pyronix Security System displays 'Alarm during the arming procedure', it indicates that instant inputs have been activated. During the arming procedure do not activate ‘instant inputs’.
What does WLs Supervn Fault mean on Pyronix Security System?
If your Pyronix Security System displays 'WLs Supervn Fault', it means that no ‘supervision polls’ were received for 20 minutes before the arming operation. Test the signal strength and battery on each of the wireless devices.
How to fix Engineer Access Denied on Pyronix Enforcer 32-WE?
If your Pyronix Security System displays 'Engineer Access Denied', it means that access to the Engineer menu is not possible because the system is not fully disarmed. Ensure that ALL areas are disarmed, using suitable user codes or tags at the appropriate keypads or readers.
Why does Pyronix Security System show Alarm during the arming?
If your Pyronix Security System displays 'Alarm during the arming', it means the fail to arm time has been exceeded. To resolve this, leave the premises within the fail to arm time, increase the fail to arm time in ‘timers’, or disable this feature in system options.
Why does my Pyronix Enforcer 32-WE say MAINS FAIL?
If the Pyronix Security System displays 'MAINS FAIL xxx', it indicates that the system has detected a failure in the mains supply. This means that the mains frequency is out of specification, as well as voltage. Note that the ‘AC FAIL’ timer is operative.
How to fix I-01 (xx) WLs SUPERVN on Pyronix Security System?
If your Pyronix Security System displays 'I-01 (xx) WLs SUPERVN', it means that the device on wireless input number ‘xx’ has not ‘checked in’. To resolve this, perform a walk test on the detector, a diagnostic signal strength test, and consider replacing the battery.
What does BAT LOAD FAIL mean on Pyronix Enforcer 32-WE?
If your Pyronix Security System displays 'BAT LOAD FAIL', it means the Battery Load Test has failed. This only displays if the option is selected. The battery may be uncharged or its capacity is below specification, which means it may need replacing.
What does WLs JAMMING Pnl mean on Pyronix Enforcer 32-WE?
If your Pyronix Security System displays 'WLs JAMMING Pnl', it indicates that there might be radio interference close to the radio devices or the panel. Check for any such interference in the vicinity.
Why does my Pyronix Security System say 485/COMMS LOST?
If your Pyronix Security System displays '485/COMMS LOST' on a keypad, it means the keypad has not yet established communication with the control panel (End Station). This is part of the routine initialization procedure. If this persists, check the display at other keypads to determine if the failure is at the keypad or a complete system BUS failure. You can also temporarily install an additional keypad to troubleshoot.
What does BAT CRITICAL mean on Pyronix Enforcer 32-WE?
If your Pyronix Security System shows 'BAT CRITICAL', it means the battery is being disconnected. This protects the battery from deep discharge damage during extended mains failure. Note: The system is about to be powered down!
General| Zones | 32 |
|---|---|
| Users | 50 |
| Areas/Partitions | 4 |
| Mobile App | Yes (PyronixCloud) |
| Compatibility | Pyronix wireless devices |
| Operating Temperature | -10°C to +40°C |
| Type | Wireless |
| Communication | GPRS, Ethernet |
| Power Supply | 230V AC |
Covers two-way wireless, high security, battery management, user-friendly keyfobs, automation, and SMS control.
Outlines the four primary methods for arming/disarming the system: keypad, tag, keyfob, and app.
Explains the function of each button on the keypad for menu navigation and system control.
Provides instructions on how to navigate through the system's menus using keypad buttons.
Describes how to lock/unlock keyfob buttons to prevent accidental activation and disable indications.
Details how keyfob buttons can be programmed for specific functions like arming, disarming, or output control.
Explains how to quickly arm the system using a pre-programmed keyfob button.
Explains how to use a tag reader to arm and disarm the alarm system.
Provides step-by-step instructions for using the tag reader to arm, disarm, or unlock doors.
Lists SMS commands for remotely arming the system in specified or all areas.
Lists SMS commands for remotely disarming the system in specified or all areas.
Shows SMS commands to arm the system while bypassing specific inputs or named inputs.
Explains SMS commands to bypass specific inputs for future arming procedures.
Provides SMS commands to retrieve the current status of the alarm system, including area status.
Lists SMS commands to turn user automation outputs on, off, or check their status.
Details the SMS command to update the stored mobile phone numbers for notifications.
Explains SMS commands for initiating data connections for uploading/downloading information.
Guides through configuring the Enforcer panel to enable communication with the Pyronix Cloud and app.
Explains how to enable or disable the chime feature for door contacts and other inputs.
Details the procedure for triggering a Personal Attack (PA) alarm using specific keypad button combinations.
Describes how to activate a Fire alarm by pressing and holding specific keypad buttons.
Covers bypassing inputs, user outputs, date/time, user/tag/keyfob programming, log review, and app setup.
Includes walk tests, bell tests, PC connect menu, engineer menu, and blocking remote arming/UDL.
Covers demonstrating system sounds and exiting the manager mode.
Navigates the menu to bypass specific inputs on the system.
Navigates the menu to control user automation outputs.
Guides through setting up user codes, types, areas, and arming options for users.
Details the process of programming proximity tags, including user type, area assignment, and arming choices.
Explains how to program keyfobs, assign buttons to functions, and link them to user accounts.
Allows programming user mobile numbers for SMS notifications and alarms.
Guides through performing a walk test of all system inputs and areas.
Details the process for testing the system's siren and strobe.
Provides options for connecting the panel to a PC for dialling, data transfer, and commissioning.
Controls whether the engineer menu can be accessed without specific authorization.
Prevents remote arming attempts via the UDL software.
Prevents remote dialling into the panel for data upload/download.
Allows demonstration of various system sounds like chimes, alarms, and faults.
Provides the method to exit the Master Manager Mode.
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