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What does 'Ext. siren fault' mean on my Pima Captain 8?
- KKaren LandrySep 5, 2025
The message 'Ext. siren fault' indicates that the external siren is faulty.
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Loading...What does 'Ext. siren fault' mean on my Pima Captain 8?
The message 'Ext. siren fault' indicates that the external siren is faulty.
What to do if my Pima Captain 8 Security System clock is not set?
If the clock on your Pima Security System is not set, it likely appeared after a prolonged power failure during which the backup battery was completely discharged. Set the time and date.
What to do if my Pima Captain 8 displays a phone line fault?
Perform a phone line test. Ensure that no other telephone appliance is using the line. If the fault persists, call a service technician.
What does wireless system mean on Pima Security System?
If your Pima Security System displays 'Wireless System', it means the I/O-WN module cannot be detected or is faulty.
What does IO-R X voltage mean on Pima Security System?
If your Pima Security System displays 'IO-R X Voltage', it indicates low voltage in the I/O-R relay expander.
What does keypad not connected mean on Pima Security System?
If your Pima Security System shows 'KEYPAD NOT CONNECTED', it indicates there is no communication between the keypad and the control panel.
What does 'IO-R X Fault' mean on my Pima Security System?
The message 'IO-R X Fault' indicates that the I/O-R relay expander is faulty.
What does 'IO-R X Tamper' mean on my Pima Captain 8?
The message 'IO-R X Tamper' indicates that the I/O-R relay expander tamper is open.
What does IO-R X tamper mean on Pima Security System?
If your Pima Security System displays 'IO-R X Tamper', it indicates that the I/O-R relay expander tamper is open.
What does 'SIM Card Fault' mean on my Pima Captain 8?
A 'SIM Card Fault' means that the SIM card is not detected or is faulty.
General| Model | Captain 8 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Pima |
| Zones | 8 |
| Siren Output | Yes |
| Remote Control | Yes |
| Motion Detection | Yes |
Details features common to both Hunter-Pro and Captain 8 alarm systems.
Outlines specific features of the Hunter-Pro series, including zone capacity and partitioning.
Lists the specific features of the Captain 8 alarm system, including zone and partition limits.
Provides essential safety advice and compliance information for the alarm systems.
Explains symbols and formatting used throughout the user guide for clarity.
Introduces the different types of codes (Master, User, Short, Duress) used in the system.
Describes the Master code, its function, and the importance of changing the default.
Explains how user codes are set, their purpose, and system logging.
Guides users on accessing the system's user menu for settings and programming.
Describes the design and functionality of the RXN-400/RXN-410 LCD keypads.
Provides steps and checks required before arming the alarm system.
Explains how to arm the system using a user code or a programmed short code.
Details the programmed exit and entry delay times for user convenience.
Describes the process of arming the system using a single key press.
Outlines the procedure for disarming the alarm system using codes.
Explains how to use the Duress Code to disarm the system in emergencies.
Presents the various options for filtering and viewing event log entries.
Describes the default display showing zone status, suitable for systems up to 32 zones.
Explains the meaning of system indicators displayed on the keypad screen.
Lists and describes the various indicators for zone status (Open, Alarmed, Bypassed, etc.).
Details the display type that scrolls information on open zones, faults, and alarms.
Explains a variant of Scan Open Zones that ignores open zones, showing only faults/alarms.
Introduces additional display options like All Zones, Bypassed Zones, Soak Test, and Chime Zones.
Describes the display type for viewing zone characteristics, name, and partition.
Explains how to view all temporarily or permanently bypassed zones.
Details how to view zones currently undergoing a soak test for false alarm diagnosis.
Guides on viewing zones configured to emit a chime upon opening when disarmed.
Describes a display type showing the status of all zones conveniently in 10-zone lines.
Explains how to display partition names on the screen when using Scan Open Zone type.
Instructions for setting up contact numbers for alarm notifications and voice messages.
Explains how to configure text message notifications for alarms and events.
Shows a sample SMS message format received from the alarm system.
Guides on performing a test to verify programmed phone numbers are working correctly.
Information on the Master Code, its importance, and how to change it for security.
Step-by-step guide to changing the system's Master Code.
Covers setting, changing, and deleting user codes and managing user access.
Instructions for creating or modifying user codes for system access.
Steps to remove a user code from the system.
Guides on assigning custom names to user codes for easier identification.
Explains how to configure user-specific permissions and access levels.
Details how to restrict user disarming to specific time windows.
Explains how to assign users to specific partitions for operational control.
Guides on associating key fobs with users for arming/disarming.
Instructions for removing a key fob assignment from a user.
Details the process of assigning RFID tags or keychains to users.
Steps to remove an RFID device assignment from a user.
Instructions for setting a Duress Code for emergency disarming.
Guides on setting a 2-digit code for arming only.
Explains setting a code for activating external devices like doors or gates.
Details setting the system to arm automatically at specific times on designated days.
Explains setting the system to arm automatically if no activity is detected for a set period.
Illustrates how the system can be divided into multiple partitions for zone management.
Demonstrates a house configuration with two partitions managed by a single keypad.
Shows a two-partition setup with each partition controlled by a dedicated keypad.
Illustrates partitioning an office or shop floor with individual access controls.
Explains how armed partitions are visually indicated on the keypad display.
Details using key switches and key fobs for arming and disarming the system.
Describes the MCT-234 key fob, its buttons, and their functions.
Explains the process for allowing technicians to program the system remotely.
Guides on entering characters similar to mobile phone keypads.
Explains controlling the system via phone, including arming, disarming, and siren control.
Details advanced phone control features, including activating connected devices.
Provides specific examples of controlling outputs and relays via phone commands.
Compares features and specifications of different Hunter-Pro Series models.
Contrasts the capabilities and specifications of the Hunter-Pro 8144 and Captain 8.
