Napco Wireless Reporting

Yes it does send by zone on low battery. What I said was it didn't send by zone (GEM 9600) when it misses a transmitter check it signal. In Contact ID that only reports as a generic expansion module failure.

Hmmm... I don't think I've got any 9600s running wireless, but I'm sure I can emulate a sensor polling failure and see exactly what it does on a P1632. One thing I can say is that I noticed some inconsistency in how P9600s operate and handle some things a few years back when they were changing versions. I do have a 9600 in my house. I suppose I could stick on a receiver just to test what happens and see what it reports exactly.

No need to do that. here are the reports.

12:04:40 TESTING OF ENTIRE SYSTEM - DELETED FROM TUE 12/05/06 AT 1108 TO TUE 12/05/06 AT 1308 * REASON:PER JAMES * DONE 15:04:59 SIGNAL RECEIVED: (E333 ) E333 0 TROUBLE EXPANSION MODULE FAILURE 16:36:42 SIGNAL RECEIVED: (E333 ) E333 0 TROUBLE EXPANSION MODULE FAILURE 16:56:42 SIGNAL RECEIVED: (E306 ) E306 0 PANEL PROGRAMMING CHANGED ZONE 0 18:49:19 SIGNAL RECEIVED: (E333 ) E333 0 TROUBLE EXPANSION MODULE FAILURE 21:01:32 SIGNAL RECEIVED: (E333 ) E333 0 TROUBLE EXPANSION MODULE FAILURE 22:57:37 SIGNAL RECEIVED: (E333 ) E333 0 TROUBLE EXPANSION MODULE FAILURE

Again from a P1632, but its Napco Panel with wireless.

Supervisory RF Failure: TRBL-SUP> Area #1-381: (#23) (LOSS OF SUPER-RF)

Protection Loop: TROUBLE-REST> Area #1-370: (#30) (PROTECTION LOOP)

TAMPER> Area #1-383: **TESTING** [TVRS](#23) (SENSOR TAMPER)

Not sure what is going on with your 9600. Hence why I figured I should set one up and see what's different. I already had the P1632 handy to play with.

Just curious but what does it do in SIA format?

Probably speaks with a hoity toity fake Texas accent.

I didn't get it because I wasn't born in Texas :)

That's why its a "fake" Texas accent.