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yasun3675
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DSC Power 832 display the IntelliSense FG-830 glass breaker power low message
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Jun 14, 11, 05:03PM »
I have a DSC power 832 and the system panel displayed a zone is in trouble light. The security monitor company told me that the Glass Breaker (intelliSense FG-830) power/battery low. I opened the glass breaker and see no signs of apparent battery. I took the glass breaker to Battery store along with the FG-830 manual and store cannot figure out neither.
I called the security monitor company and ask whether this can be the master battery in control unit is time to change and they don't thinks so. I have multiple glass breaker in the house and this is the only zone that are beeping now.
Can someone help? Thanks!
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amesalarm
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Re: DSC Power 832 display the IntelliSense FG-830 glass breaker power low message
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Jun 14, 11, 06:45PM »
Right....the IntelliSense glassbreak detector has no battery. Suggest
that you, or whoever programmed the DSC system, give it another
look.
There are a lot of DSC folks on this forum....my guess is that if you
post the problem as a DSC problem, you will get an intelligent
answer.
Best.
Doug
amesalarm
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DEL Installations
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Re: DSC Power 832 display the IntelliSense FG-830 glass breaker power low message
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Jun 14, 11, 08:12PM »
Ditto.
Sounds like some report codes and the template the central station is using don't match up or need to be corrected.
It sounds more like a CS template issue, but really the panel's communications format should be at least SIA or CID, IMHO.
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