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Summary of Contents for Texecom Veritas 8
- Page 1 THANK YOU FOR VOTING TEXECOM USER GUIDE Security Control Panels...
- Page 2 User Guide Summary User Guide Summary Full Set Enter Your Code Press Full Part Set Enter Your Code Press Part Set Number Press Part Unset Enter Your Code Omit Zones Enter Your Code ...
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Page 3: Setting The System
User Guide Setting the System If any zones are left open (e.g. a door ajar) or are ‘in fault’ the display will illuminate the zone light of these zones and sound a repeating series of bleeps corresponding to the zone number (i.e. Zone 1 bleeps once, Zone 2 bleeps twice, etc.). -
Page 4: To Unset System
To UNSET the System Enter via a designated entry route. The slow entry tone will start. Enter your 4 digit code . The system will unset and the entry tone will stop. During the last 10 seconds of the entry period the entry tone will change from slow to fast. -
Page 5: To Reset After Alarm Activation
To RESET After an Alarm Activation After an alarm activation the internal and external sounders will stop after a pre-set time. The system will re-arm but the external strobe will continue to flash. Enter via a designated entry route. The entry tone will start. Enter your 4 digit code . -
Page 6: To Display Log Events
To Turn CHIME On or Off To turn Chime on or off press . The system will sound the chime tone when Chime is turned on and an error tone when Chime is turned off. If no zones have been programmed to Chime then turning Chime on and off will have no effect. -
Page 7: To Walk Test System
To Walk Test the System The control panel has a Walk Test facility to check the operation of the system's detection devices. Enter your 4 digit code . The Unset light will flash. Press . All the zone lights will illuminate. ... -
Page 8: Installation Details
Area Protected Tick Zones Included in Full & Part Sets Service Record System Due for System Serviced Servicing Engineer Maintenance Control Panel Installed Anti-Code Phone Number ❏ Veritas 8 ❏ Veritas R8 If Required ❏ Veritas 8 Compact Tick Box INS036-5...
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+ SW option on my transmitter unit is latching opposite way i.e opening and closing signal example when the shop is closed its sending open signal. What might be the problem
Older fridges and freezers can cause interference as their motor suppression components age. If the Texecom Veritas 8 transmitter unit is connected to the same ring or spur as such appliances, this interference could trigger the SW option to send an opening signal even when the shop is closed. It is recommended to avoid connecting the panel to the same electrical circuit as a fridge or freezer.
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how to alter the volume
The Veritas 8 control panel has an internal speaker with adjustable low volume and a high-volume level of over 90dB at 1m. To alter the volume, locate the volume adjustment setting within the system settings or programming menu and adjust accordingly.
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Alarm was off but was triggered after a power cut and cannot switch off. Pressed the code on the control panel to switch off but remains on. The lights on the digits on the control panel do not light up when pressing them. It seems as though they are not working. The top left button Tamper is lit red. How can I switch it off?
To turn off the Texecom Veritas 8 alarm after a power cut when it is not responding to the control panel, follow these steps:
1. Check all zone wiring and ensure all connections are secure.
2. Verify that detectors are powered correctly with the correct polarity.
3. If a tamper fault is present, omit the tamper zone by:
- Entering the user code.
- Pressing the omit key.
- Pressing the relevant zone number for the tamper.
- Pressing the set key to proceed.
4. If the system still does not respond, re-enter the user code to abort the setting procedure.
5. If the tamper alarm prevents resetting, Engineer Reset may be required.
If none of these steps work, the system may require an Engineer Reset using the correct Engineer code.
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