NX16 flashing power led got an nx16 with a flashing power led so changed the battery, led still flashing
tested output of battery while connected 13.03v
power supply 18.25v AC
13.65v dc @ aux pwr
does it need to be reset after fault condition??
woteva
Arm and disarm the system. They perform a battery test on arming once every 24 hours unless the programings been changed not too. But, as its only once every 24 hours, if youve been through a few armig cycles over that period it may not work. Alternatively, power the whole thing down, plug the battery in followed by mains. Only thing with the later method is you'll have to reprogram time and date.
Last edited by Drift; 22-12-11 at 04:57 PM.
omega99 (22-12-11)
hi drift, only just changed the battery 2hrs ago.
I have the user manual & can reset the date & time
woteva
Sometimes the *44 does a battery test as well if programmed.
The flashing power LED is one of the little quirks in the NX/Reliance Systems I hate when changing a battery. When powering the whole thing down it doesnt send a battery restoral signal to the monitoring centre.
omega99 (22-12-11)
*44 is a communicator test for siren & communicator - but it did the trick thanks for that
Originally Posted by bet2win
woteva
Hi guys
with relation to the flashing power light. It can be a pain to reset sometimes. I've found the best way is to actually set the siren off, which was what the *44 would have done. Arming disarming sometimes works straight away but other times doesnt. Arm the system, put it into full alarm and disarm. Usually works first time but occasionally a second time is required. Other than that, don't program the "12 second Battery test" option (22). For some reason the panel knows when the battery is not there for 5 seconds, but doesnt know its returned sometimes hours later.
I thought #[code] [code] reset power on das panels?
Last edited by sixfourzero; 30-12-11 at 10:08 AM.
Nope. All you'll do with that sequence is arm and disarm the system. If it resets a LBT it's only because the panel hasn't performed a battery test during an arming cycle in te last 24hrs.
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