How to fix a blank keypad display on HIKVISION Pyronix EURO 46 V10?
If your HIKVISION Security System keypad display is blank, check the keypad address by pressing and holding the [D] key until the security code is requested. Enter ‘2000’ and set the keypad address. Note that the primary keypad address is set to [00] by default.
General| Zones | 46 |
|---|---|
| Wired zones on board | 8 |
| Keypads | Up to 4 |
| Areas | 4 |
| Operating Temperature | -10°C to +40°C |
| Type | Control Panel |
| Outputs | 4 |
| Communication | PSTN |
| Radio frequency | 868MHz |
| Backup battery | 7Ah |
| Product Type | Security System |
Manages learning and deleting wireless inputs, bells, and arming stations.
Configures input types, areas, and attributes.
Details attributes like Chime, Omittable, Double Knock, etc., for inputs.
Configures input resistance, EOL mode, and response time.
Guides the process of enabling and configuring ZEMs on the EURO system.
Configures the programming of outputs on the EURO 46 V10.
Ensures keypads and readers are correctly addressed and configured.
Configures various site-specific behaviors and fault handling.
Defines how the system exits, e.g., Timed, Final Door, Push to Set.
Allows viewing and analyzing panel and access control logs.
Enables testing of all programmed inputs on the system.
Analyzes wireless device signal strength as a percentage.
Measures battery levels for wireless devices and provides status.
Explains how to set up uploading/downloading via InSite software.
Resets the panel settings to default, including deleting wireless data, codes, and logs.
Lists options for addressing, language, zone status, volume, and reset.
Details the steps for connecting the panel to InSite software via the cloud.
Guides on configuring the PC software for cloud connection.
Steps to configure the panel for RS232 connection.
Steps to configure the PC software for RS232 connection.
Identifies faults related to devices not installed or lost from the bus.
Details troubleshooting for communications faults (Modem, Line, ARC).
Addresses issues with wired devices on the RS485 bus.
Covers faults like Case Tamper and Code Guessing.
Addresses issues related to battery and mains power supply.
Details faults specific to wireless devices like low battery or jamming.
Explains common errors during the setting procedure and their solutions.
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