Low battery beep - Honeywell Ademco 6160 Alpha Keypad Vista 15p, 20p

I take it you mean the "low battery" beep every 30 seconds or so. I would check the new battery as it is possible that it is low despite being new......it does happen.
Clean up the battery contacts in the alarm as well if you are able to and vacuum it all as well, dust builds up inside the workings.
If none of that works, it may well be shot and need replacing.

Power your system down first. Plug in the battery, the panel should beep, then plug in the AC power. If the panel doesn't beep you might have a bad battery. If the panel powers up after the battery then AC power reset your time and the beeping should stop.

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A few thoughts:
If it is a long continuous beep this can be an indication of having the channel select set to a channel which is not programmed.

If it is a beep that only occurs when you press the PTT button, similar to the low battery beep, it could be a battery, battery contact, or internal battery contact issue. Clean battery contacts between radio and battery, as well as external contacts, with a pencil eraser to assure a good connection.

If it is a beep that occurs periodically when pressing the PTT button, it is possible your radio is programmed with busy-channel-lock-out (talk prohibit tone), which would not allow you to transmit on a frequency which is already in use.

Best regards.

With a fully charged battery and assuming that the battery is good. You need to check on/off switch, I often found the switch doesn't completly close and therefore, one side of switch is B+ but on other side the voltage is low that why low battery indicator keep beeping. Do that and see if it fix.
Good luck!

Radcom907

I had that problem. The camera can distinguish between NiMH and Alcaline batteries. Your camera is probably set to the wrong type.
Put in fully charged NiMH batteries OR alcaline batteries, check which doesn't cause beeping. After switching on the camera search for the menu where you can change the battery type and change it to that type you want to use. Consult the manual if you cannot find the option, it's under the setup icon.

Try these procedures.

I'm not sure that you can manually reset the low voltage threshold on your radio. Most of Motorola radio use programming software to turn on/off low battery beep and many other features. Everything is done by software.

radcom907