This doesn’t make sense. The panel I returned was the same brand of panel in the exact same location and it connected just fine.
The panel shows an absolute 0 signal strength, Registration Status as not registered, Connection Status as Disconnected status, and no entry for the Radio Frequency. I noticed the Power status change from on to off and back to on.
How do I know if the radio is working at all? Since I was sent a refurbished unit I am suspicious. Is there a way to run a diagnostic on the cell radio?
In addition to all these issues, this morning all 4 of my motion detectors went offline simultaneously. I must say that I am at the end of my rope with this panel.
If I were coming to you to ask what is the best and most reliable panel on the market, what would you recomend?
How do I know if the radio is working at all? Since I was sent a refurbished unit I am suspicious
It appears the radio is not working. At the very least it has not completed OTASP and is not yet communicating at all. If it shows 0 signal strength though that is suggestive of antenna or radio issue.
I would try disabling Wifi on the panel, rebooting it, then try running a cell test. Any change? I’ve seen in the past where initial cell communication failed which seemed to stem from the panel acknowledging early communication only via broadband.
If I were coming to you to ask what is the best and most reliable panel on the market, what would you recomend?
We only sell the Qolsys IQ Panel 4 for this reason. That is the model we recommend to all new users.
Are your sensors standard 345Mhz 2GIG or are they encrypted E-series 345?
If you are swapping from one panel to another on an active Alarm.com account through Surety, the first thing you will want to do (when you are ready to being using that panel with service) is to associate the new panel with your Alarm.com account.
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It sounds like you are referring to Dialer Delay correct? This is a global delay period after an alarm is triggered by a sensor on the system and the alarm signal being forwarded to the central station.
We generally recommend lowering Dialer Delay to its lowest setting, which varies from panel to panel… Some panels you can disable the feature entirely, some you cannot.
Dialer Delay settings are located in the Sirens and Alarms section of panel programming Settings → Advanced Settings → Enter Installer Code → Installation → Sirens and Alarms
Can be set between 15-45 seconds by default.
To increase or decrease this value, SIA Limits (in Installer Settings) will need to be disabled. Then you can select between 0 and 254 Seconds for the delay.
The 2GIG-PIR1e-345 is an eSeries 345MHz sensor. These are compatible with the 2GIG Edge, GC2e and GC3e only.
Equipment codes for 2GIG sensors related to Edge programming can be found on page 57 of the manual. For a PIR1e, it needs to be set to equipment code 2869 - eSeries PIR with Pet Immunity
Programming is accessed on the Edge by navigating to Settings → Enter Installer Code → Installer Toolbox → Panel Programming → Wireless Zones