We have a Texecom Premier Elite 64W with a Premier LCDLP-W Wireless Keypad. Over the past few days, a tamper has been activating, seemingly out of the blue and attributable to this wireless keypad rather than any of the sensors. How do we ascertain what's causing the wireless keypad to raise an alert that it's been tampered with so that we can address the issue? The batteries are okay, according to Wintex.
How do we figure out why our Texecom Premier Elite wireless keypad is tampering?
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Check keypad is correctly fitted to wall.Check tamper microswitch has not been damaged on keypad pcb when unit was installed. Also suggest change batteries for new one's.
Wintex does not show battery condition.
tamper probablynotfitted correctly, in particular the tamper fitting
tamper probablynotfitted correctly, in particular the tamper fitting
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The tamper microswitch appears to be able to move freely. It's difficult to see if the tamper fitting on the back plate is positioned correctly in relation to the tamper microswitch, and the instruction manual does not shed much light on this. I've reinserted the keypad into the back plate, so I hope all will be well.
Does not show battery condition sorry
the tamper adjustment screw can help, but is the keypad sat together properly as that’s often the cause.
You shouldn’t be able to run your finger nail in where back plate meets the front unit.
Pictures may help.
You shouldn’t be able to run your finger nail in where back plate meets the front unit.
Pictures may help.