How is tamper working ? and configured ? any documentation available ?
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Hello ,
I don't find explanations about "tamper".
I guess that tamper is also used for wireless sensors (not only wired ones) such as 4 in 1 sensors or door/window sensors ?
Do I need to create a special partition myself to build a tamper protection? e.g. adding a virtual alarm, and adding zones , and selecting tamper type ? This does however seem not to work, and alarm is triggered when sensor is changing state (although tamper switch was not touched).
Is there a documentation somewhere available for this ?
Tamper should also be active always , irrespective of arming home or arming away or disarmed?
Thanks in advance !
Kind regards
Raymond
Hello lewulle,
The tamper is by default enabled in every alarm partition (so is panic) when you go to "configure" options find on top.
You cannot configure a devices behaviour which results in TAMPER reporting to the controller.
Every device which supports a tamper detection has an inbuilt trigger which activates the tamper message.
It can be a shock sensor which reacts to vibration, it can be a trip switch that springs when the sensors casing is opened.
Once a devices tamper trigger is tripped, the tamper alarm will go off in that alarm partition if the tamper is configured.
There are three possible reactions from a controller on a tamper notification. It can either be an audible alarm, a silent alarm (e-mail), or disabled.
All alarm features should be displayed here: https://community.zipato.com/knowledge-base/article/virtual-alarm-part-1-and-part-2
Brgs,
Vedran
Hello lewulle,
The tamper is by default enabled in every alarm partition (so is panic) when you go to "configure" options find on top.
You cannot configure a devices behaviour which results in TAMPER reporting to the controller.
Every device which supports a tamper detection has an inbuilt trigger which activates the tamper message.
It can be a shock sensor which reacts to vibration, it can be a trip switch that springs when the sensors casing is opened.
Once a devices tamper trigger is tripped, the tamper alarm will go off in that alarm partition if the tamper is configured.
There are three possible reactions from a controller on a tamper notification. It can either be an audible alarm, a silent alarm (e-mail), or disabled.
All alarm features should be displayed here: https://community.zipato.com/knowledge-base/article/virtual-alarm-part-1-and-part-2
Brgs,
Vedran
Hi,
I had the problem that a window sensor had the tamper sctivated due to a bad surface connection and the siren started to play even if the alarm was not active.
Is it a normal behaviour? How can I set a different behaviour of tampers in sensors? (silent)
Hi,
I had the problem that a window sensor had the tamper sctivated due to a bad surface connection and the siren started to play even if the alarm was not active.
Is it a normal behaviour? How can I set a different behaviour of tampers in sensors? (silent)
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