Check 70 Trouble

Apr 05, 2007 8 Replies

I got a "check 70" displayed on a Honeywell 6150 fixed english keypad. I went over the manual, program sheet but don't have the keypad literature. The central got the trouble signal and the restore when I reset the keypad when I finished the repairs.



Equipment list:



Ademco Vista 20se



4229 expander System Sensor 2 wire smokes IEI Glass break detectors (audio)
6150 keypad All zones hardwired.

I had the system powered down while I cleaned all the smokes (3). Then I repaired 2 burg zones with breaks.



Anyone know what a check 70 trouble is?



Thanks



Roger W.



Bell supervision trouble...check your siren/bell wiring...or just see if the siren/bell runs.

True. Also, if the red jumper has been cut the gentleman will need a 1K-Ohm EOL resistor across the siren terminals. The factiry default (jumprt uncut) is an unsupervised output.

Note to newbies: Do NOT install the EOL resistor inside the panel. Place it at the siren location.

Thanks. I never thought to look in the Addendum sheet dated 2/98 until you mentioned it. Yep, there it is. CHECK 70. Trouble is I never cut that jumper or connected a 2k resistor to the speaker. I know I'm senile but not that bad.......yet. I must have shorted something when I disconected the power to the driver.Thanks again, Crash.

Roger W.

Chexk 70 I think is bell circuit supervision.

Jim Rojas

snipped-for-privacy@aol.com wrote:

speaker? ... i don't think you can supervise a speaker

| | | Thanks. I never thought to look in the Addendum sheet dated 2/98 until | you mentioned it. Yep, there it is. CHECK 70. Trouble is I never cut | that jumper or connected a 2k resistor to the speaker. I know I'm | senile but not that bad.......yet. I must have shorted something when | I disconected the power to the driver.Thanks again, Crash. | | Roger W. |

You can, but that's not the purpose of the EOL or the jumper on that panel. The output is 12VDC. Hook it directly to a speaker and you'll probably just ruin the speaker. ABIK, the Vista-10SE should only be used with a siren, strobe or bell since there's no on-board siren driver.

Occasionally people get confused about supervision when using separate siren driver and horn (speaker). In that case the EOL can be installed across the bell output terminals (3 & 4 in the Vista-10SE). The speaker itself does not get an EOL resistor.

For clarity, some siren drivers provide a speaker supervision output. Usually it's a low current trigger that goes low (sinks

12VDC) if the speaker is disconnected. That is of course quite different from siren supervision.

Well that's kinda what I meant...I guess you could supervise the 4" piece of wire going to the siren driver...but I doubt you could supervise a speaker without damage to something.

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Agreed. I explained for the benefit of the other gentleman. I realize you already know all this stuff.

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