Ids 816 alarm system problems

It is due to battery. Its voltage is near or below 12V. You must replace it with a 12V 7A battery. Check https://caddx.izreview.com/how-to-replace-caddx-alarm-battery/

It is trying to indicate a problem with zone 1. check it out.

Here are some important informationabout Sigma S30. Programming a New PIN Code:
The standard PIN code can be changed following thesequence below:
i) Type in to the keypad **
ii) Type in to the keypad the "existing PIN code" then *
iii) Type in to the keypad 92 * "new PIN code" * "new PINcode" #
Programming Remote Keys to the System:
Remote keys can be added or removed to/from the systemfollowing the sequence below:
i) Type in to the keypad **
ii) Type in to the keypad the "existing PIN code" then *
iii) Type in to the keypad 91 * " the number of keys to beused" #
iv) Press the first remote key button until bleep sounds,release and press next key. Continue until all
keys have been taught to the system. Note the maximumnumber of keys is 4 and all keys required
to operate the system must be taught during this operation- any key not included will no longer
operate the system.
Full Programming, Diagnostics and Features
This section contains all the information that the dealersuse for programming and diagnosis of
the Sigma M30 alarm system, using the MK1 keypadprogrammer.. Programming can also be carried
out using a dealers CP1 programmer.
MK1 Keypad Programming Introduction
It is important the keypad buttons are not pressed tooquickly-
Each time a button is pressed the LED on the keypad willflash once as confirmation. The next button should
not be pressed before this confirmation.
It is important the keypad buttons are not pressed tooslowly-
When in programming mode, if a button is not pressed for aperiod of 10 seconds or more, the alarm will
automatically exit programming mode. This will be confirmedby repeated flashes from LED on the keypad.
You must wait until the LED stops flashing and then startagain.
All programming functions are entered after typing * andthen the programming PIN code. The programming
PIN code is 17856.
To enter the programming PIN code, the alarm system mustfirst be armed and then disarmed using a valid
remote key. (Or keypad using the PIN code)
* 17856 * must then be entered within 30 seconds ofdisarming the system. This is then followed by a 2
digit function code, then another * and then sometimesoptional parameters as shown in the following tables.
It is important to remember the * key is used to separatethe various parts of the code like this:
* programming PIN code * function code * parameter #. The# key is pressed at the end of all
sequences and is used like the "enter" key on a computer keyboard.
Programming Features On or Off:
Programming
PIN
Function
Code
Switch Code
(where 0=off and 1=on)
Function Default
* 17856 * 00 * 0 or * 1 then # arm/disarm bleeps * 0 (off)
* 17856 * 01 * 0 or * 1 then # door open warning bleeps *0 (off)
* 17856 * 02 * 0 or * 1 then # auto-lock * 0 (off)
* 17856 * 03 * 0 or * 1 then # auto-arm * 0 (off)
* 17856 * 04 * 0 or * 1 then # auto-arm to include doorlocking * 0 (off)
* 17856 * 05 * 0 or * 1 then # auto-rearm * 0 (off)
* 17856 * 06 * 0 or * 1 then # engineer mode * 0 (off)
* 17856 * 07 * 0 or * 1 then # hold-down remote key button= -ve
output on wire 4
* 0 (off)
* 17856 * 08 * 0 or * 1 then #
hold-down remote key button =
extends lock pulse
* 0 (off)
* 17856 * 09 * 0 or * 1 then # after disarm -ve output onwire 4 * 0 (off)
Programming Timing Settings:
Programming
PIN
Function
Code
Variable(s) Function Default
* 17856 * 10 * 1 to * 30 then # stall to ignition on timein seconds 30 sec
* 17856 * 11 * 1 to * 99 then # unset to ignition on timein seconds 30 sec
* 17856 * 12 * 1 to * 99 then # panic time in seconds 05sec
* 17856 * 13 * 1 to * 51 then # lock time in seconds (51gives two
short pulses)
01 sec
* 17856 * 14 * 1 to * 51 then # unlock time in seconds (51gives
two short pulses)
01 sec
* 17856 * 15 * 1 to * 99 then # settle time in seconds 15sec
* 17856 * 16 * 1 to * 99 then # threshold setting time inseconds 15 sec
* 17856 * 17 * 1 to * 99 then # auto arm time in seconds60 sec
* 17856 * 18 * 1 to * 99 then # auto re-arm time and also-ve
output time after disarm , on wire 4
(green/red) in seconds
60 sec
Displaying System Diagnostics:
The dashboard LED displays the value of settings as anumber of flashes.
Programming
PIN
Function Code Function
* 17856 * 30 then # time elapsed since last trigger (inminutes)
* 17856 * 31 then # as * 30 above - but each flash = 256minutes
* 17856 * 33 then # wire 7 (orange) ignition trigger count
* 17856 * 34 then # wire 1 (blue) -ve door trigger count
* 17856 * 35 then # wire 2 (blue/red) -ve boot triggercount
* 17856 * 36 then # -ve bonnet switch trigger count (blacksingle wire on siren
plug)
* 17856 * 37 then # ultrasonic's trigger count
* 17856 * 38 then # last trigger register (see tablebelow)
* 17856 * 39 then # reset all above trigger counts to 0(zero)
Setting Up Pre-set Programs:
Keying in the following sequences on the keypad sets up afixed set of features, which can be used as a
starting point for further tailoring:
* 17856 * 80 # everything off, lock and unlock pulses 1second.
* 17856 * 81 # as for * 80 above, with auto-rearm on.
* 17856 * 82 # as for * 80 above, with auto-arm on.
* 17856 * 83 # as for * 80 above, with auto-rearm andauto-arm on.
* 17856 * 80 # Default setting configures the values shownin the previous tables 1, 2 and 3. Hope this will help you. Good Luck.

open ckt on the keypad refers to the data lines going to the keypad. check to make sure the yellow and green wires from keypad are properly connected.

If the power was out for 5 hours and the control panel still shows 'low battery', it's probably time to replace the battery for the control panel. However, this shouldn't keep the alarm panel from arming up. I would first try to re-start the control panel by removing the power and battery connection for a few seconds and plugging it back in. After that, it would be a good idea to re-enroll all of your attached sensors, etc. by entering into programming mode and exiting. Press * 8 + {go code} then just press exit. The default 'go' code is 9713. After about 15 seconds, the panel will have auto-enrolled each attached device. Try arming and disarming the panel. Be careful of setting off the alarm, as your monitoring station may dispatch police, etc. in the event of alarm. This is why having a certified alarm installer do this work is a good idea, as they can put your account with the monitoring station on 'test' so alarm signals are recorded for testing purposes but are not acted upon.

Resetting Your Installer Code
1. The installer code (IC) is the code that allows you to access the system programming. If you forget your IC, your alarm company probably won't give it to you. This is because they use the same IC for many installed units and keep it a heavy guarded secret. If your forget your IC code, you're going to have to reset it.

First locate and disconnect the transformer. This is a cube-shaped wall outlet, usually placed around the alarm control panel. Next, shut down the alarm system's power supply. You may have to unplug a battery if you have a secondary power source connected to the alarm system. Once the alarm is powered down, you will reconnect the transformer and the battery in that order.

The rest of resetting comes on the keypad. Within 30 seconds of powering up the alarm, go to your alarm key pad press down the * and # keys simultaneously until you see "20" displayed. At the same time, you should see "Installer Code." Enter your new installer code while the "20" is still on the screen. Your installer code will be four digits. The keypad will beep to acknowledge the new installer code. After the keypad beeps, press *99 to exit the program. To check if you have reset the code successfully, enter your new installer code and press 1 (off). The keypad will beep once if you have successfully changed your installer code. If it doesn't beep, repeat the process.
Resetting Your Master Code
2. The master code is usually only used by the home owner. Other users codes can also be set up, including manager, babysitter, gardener and housekeeper codes. The home owner will use the master code to set up these other codes. The master code is also the code you will use when you come home and need to deactivate the alarm before it goes off.

To reset your master code, type in your installer code, press 8, press 02 and then punch in your new master code. Press 1 to turn off the programming. Your keypad will beep when you successfully reset your master code. You can now activate and deactivate your alarm system as you please.


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If you know the 'go' code ( default 9713 ), you can press *+90 to see the event log, which you scroll through with the arrow keys on the keypad (alpha keypads only). If that is not available, you will need to have a certified alarm installer come and check your system for faults.

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Infrared remote control
NOTE: Infrared emitter can be seen at front edge of key.
System operation
Switch ignition ON. Ensure clock LED illuminates for 3-5 seconds. Pressing key lock button once activates central locking and alarm. Pressing key lock button twice within 3 seconds activates double locking system.
Programming
When
Key batteries completely discharged. Key batteries not replaced within 15 seconds. Key added or replaced. System malfunction.
How
Obtain all keys fitted with remote control. Turn ignition switch to position I. Wait approximately 10 seconds. Ensure clock LED illuminates.
NOTE: LED illuminates for approximately 5 seconds.
Switch ignition OFF and remove key, while LED illuminated. Programming mode activated for approximately 20 seconds (LED illuminated). Proceed as follows: Point key at receiver (located near interior lamp). Press and hold unlock button Fig. 1 [1]. After approximately 1 second key LED will flash once [3]. Press lock button 3 times Fig. 1 [2]. Release unlock button Fig. 1 [1]. Continue to point key at receiver until LEDs in clock and key have flashed 5 times. Ensure LED remains illuminated. Repeat above procedure within 20 seconds to program remaining keys. To exit programming mode and extinguish clock LED: Switch ignition ON and OFF. Wait approximately 20 seconds.
NOTE: A maximum of 4 keys can be programmed. Fig. 1
Radio frequency remote control
System operation
Switch ignition ON. Ensure clock LED illuminates for 3-5 seconds.


Pressing tailgate release button twice within 3 seconds unlocks the tailgate - if fitted. Pressing key lock button once activates central locking and alarm. Pressing key lock button twice within 3 seconds activates double locking system. Interior lamp illuminates when disarming system.
Programming
When
Key added or replaced. System malfunction.
How
Obtain all keys fitted with remote control. Fasten seat belts and close all doors. From position I, turn ignition switch as follows: To position II. To position I. To position II. To position I. To position II. To position I. Programming mode activated for approximately 20 seconds. LED or fog lamps ON warning lamp illuminates (some models) or the system will emit an acoustic signal to indicate start of programming mode. Proceed as follows: Type 1: Press and hold unlock button Fig. 1 [1]. Type 2: Press unlock button Fig. 2 [2]. Ensure clock LED or fog lamps ON warning lamp flashes (some models) or wait for acoustic signal (indicates correct programming). Wait 2 seconds. Repeat above procedure within 20 seconds to program remaining keys. To exit programming mode: Switch ignition ON. Wait 20 seconds.
NOTE: A maximum of 4 keys can be programmed.

An "alarm Memory" indicates that a zone was activated the last time the system was armed. To view what zone caused the problem press the * key (star) + the 3 key. To reset the memory simply arm the system and disarm. Hope this helps.

This could be a supervision problem. If zone expanders, gsms, keypads, etc. are added to this alarm panel, you must enroll the device with the control panel. This is done by entering into programming mode ( * + 8 + {go code} ) and then simply exiting programming mode by hitting the exit button. The GE NetworX control panel and it's affiliated compatible devices will auto-enroll after about 15 seconds. The default 'go' code is 9713, but this is usually changed by the alarm company installer.