What causes 'CALL FAIL TO ARC' on my Pyronix EURO 46 APP Control Panel and how can I fix it?
If your Pyronix Control Panel displays 'CALL FAIL TO ARC', check that ALL call details are programmed correctly and ensure that the signaling format is correctly set for the ARC receiver.
What does 'BAT CRITICAL' mean on my Pyronix Control Panel?
If the Pyronix Control Panel displays 'BAT CRITICAL', it means the system is protecting the battery from deep discharge damage during an extended mains failure, and the system is about to power down!
Why are the Pyronix EURO 46 APP Control Panel keys locked out?
If the Pyronix Control Panel displays 'KEYS LOCKED OUT', it could be due to two main reasons. First, check to ensure that no two devices are using the same address. If you find any overlaps, correct the addressing, then power cycle the system to reinitialize it. Second, too many incorrect key presses might have triggered a 'Code Guessing' lockout. If this is the case, wait 90 seconds for the keypad to be reintroduced to the system.
How to fix a 'CASE TAMPER' error on my Pyronix EURO 46 APP Control Panel?
If your Pyronix Control Panel displays 'CASE TAMPER', make sure the tamper switch is fully closed.
What does 'LOW VOLTS' mean on my Pyronix EURO 46 APP?
If your Pyronix Control Panel displays 'LOW VOLTS', it means the battery voltage has dropped below the normal 'battery fault' level during a mains failure.
How to resolve 'Error some Areas cannot be unset' on Pyronix EURO 46 APP Control Panel?
If the Pyronix Control Panel displays 'Error some Areas cannot be unset', programming must be adjusted before exiting Engineer mode.
How do I fix '- 01 (xx) CASE TAMPER' on my Pyronix Control Panel?
If your Pyronix Control Panel displays '- 01 (xx) CASE TAMPER', check the tamper switch on the detector and make sure the case is closed properly.
How to resolve 'Error input Areas not accessible' on Pyronix EURO 46 APP?
If the Pyronix Control Panel displays 'Error input Areas not accessible', programming must be adjusted before exiting Engineer mode.
What does '485/COMMS LOST' mean on my Pyronix EURO 46 APP Control Panel?
If your Pyronix Control Panel displays '485/COMMS LOST', note that this is often part of the routine initialisation procedure. However, if the issue persists, check the display at other keypads to determine if the failure is specific to one keypad or a complete system BUS failure. You might also temporarily install an additional keypad to help diagnose the problem.
What to do if my Pyronix EURO 46 APP shows 'DEVICE FAIL'?
If the Pyronix Control Panel displays 'DEVICE FAIL xxx xxx = OM xxx = ZEM xxx = Kpd xxx = Trd xxx = Pnl', first, identify the specific device that is failing. Then: 1. Check that the device is addressed correctly to match the programming. 2. Inspect the connections at the device and the cabling to it. 3. If the above steps are correct, reboot the device, followed by a reboot of the End Station.
High security wireless alarm system with two-way communication.
Preserves device battery life and notifies of replacement needs.
Utilizes 128-bit encryption and jamming detection for enhanced security.
Explains keyfob LEDs and programmable functions for system control.
Allows control of external devices like gates and lights via the system.
Real-time notifications for events via the HomeControl+ app or SMS.
Details four methods for setting/unsetting: keypad, tag, keyfob, app.
Illustrates how to navigate the panel menus using keypad buttons.
Explains how to respond to menu questions to navigate options.
Activates a chime sound for door openings detected by magnetic contacts.
Describes how to trigger a Hold-Up alarm using specific keypad buttons.
Assigns specific functions to the four keyfob buttons.
Method to prevent accidental keyfob button presses.
Allows immediate system setting after initiating the exit timer.
Covers setting via keypad, tag, app, and keyfob.
Covers unsetting via keypad, tag, app, and keyfob.
Detailed steps for setting/unsetting using a tag and reader LEDs.
Explains using tag readers solely for door access without arming/disarming.
How to use the wireless arming station for system arming/disarming.
Manages external outputs directly from the arming station.
Using SMS commands to set or unset specific system areas.
Commands to exclude inputs during system setting via SMS.
Retrieves system status, area status, and fault information via SMS.
Controls user automation outputs (ON/OFF) using SMS commands.
Updates the system's registered mobile number for SMS using a command.
Configure panel date, time, and daylight saving adjustments.
Activate or deactivate user automation outputs for remote control.
Program user codes, tags, and learn keyfobs for system access.
Access and view system operational history, including alarms and access events.
Steps to access the Master Manager menu using the default code.
Detailed guide for setting the panel's date and time.
Controls the activation/deactivation of user-defined automation outputs.
Allows specific inputs to be omitted during the current setting period.
Process for adding new users, setting their type, and areas.
Options for modifying or removing existing user codes.
Procedure to update the primary Master Manager access code.
Steps to enroll and configure proximity tags for system access.
Configures tag behavior for flexible area selection during system setting.
Process to add and program keyfobs for specific button actions.
Accesses and displays the system's event history from the panel log.
Accesses and displays user access events from the access log.
Sets up app usage, system ID, and password for normal security level.
Manages the 'Always Poll Cloud' setting for continuous app data synchronization.
Sets up app for high security, including complex password generation.
Method to deliver the generated app password key via SMS.
Guides through connecting the alarm panel to a Wi-Fi network.
Manages phone numbers for SMS alarm notifications.
Instructions for testing system detectors by walking through areas.
How to perform a test of the system's siren and strobe.
Controls whether engineer menu requires specific authorization.
Prevents remote setting/unsetting via UDL software.
Prevents remote panel access for uploads and downloads via UDL.
Plays various sounds to demonstrate different system alerts and tones.
Steps to exit the Master Manager menu and return to normal operation.
Section for recording installer details and installation specifics.
Lists and describes wired inputs, their areas, and names.
Lists and describes wireless inputs, their areas, and names.
Details inputs associated with specific keypads and their areas.
Table for associating users with their access credentials.
Configuration details for wired outputs like Bell and Strobe O/P.
Details for user-defined and ZEM module outputs, including timing and actions.
Instructions on proper disposal of electrical products and batteries.
Outlines the warranty terms, conditions, and limitations for Pyronix products.
General| Zones | 46 |
|---|---|
| Keypads | 4 |
| Power Supply | 230V AC |
| Operating Temperature | -10°C to +40°C |
| Type | Hybrid |
| Communication | GPRS, PSTN, IP |
| Connectivity | Ethernet, GSM |
| Mobile App | Yes |
| Compatibility | Pyronix wireless devices |
| Battery Backup | 12V |
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