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Satel Integra WRL: Damaged Threshold Message After Detector Replacement - Reset & Troubleshooting

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How can I clear a persistent “damaged threshold” message on a Satel Integra WRL after replacing a detector when restart and pin reset do not help?

If the “damaged threshold” message stays after detector replacement, the reported fixes are to check whether the sensor replacement caused a short circuit and then try rewriting the panel firmware; simple restart or pin reset may not clear it [#16302457] [#16302474] [#16306164] [#16311203] If the firmware upload does not help, several users reported that the control panel/module was likely faulty and had to be sent for service [#16309720] [#16378305]
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  • #1 16302245
    baxxterhp
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    After changing the detector of the damaged detector, the message damaged threshold appeared in all keypads, restarting the control panel gives nothing, starting from pins also

    I am asking for advice on what else can be done (as a last resort, there is still a guarantee)
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  • #2 16302405
    xury
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    Provide an excerpt from the preview of events with this error
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  • #3 16302444
    baxxterhp
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    Can't do anything, manipulators don't work, ethm doesn't go either
  • #4 16302457
    sosarek

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    You did not short-circuit something by replacing the sensor?
    baxxterhp wrote:
    as a last resort, there is still a guarantee

    And probably the only thing left is to use it.
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  • #5 16302474
    fred4u
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    Did you not write to Flash when replacing the detector?
    Try to upload its firmware since it writes "Corrupted program", but most likely it is a typical case of failure of these control units.
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  • #6 16306164
    stax29
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    I also had this situation, I don't know what was the reason, the restart did not help. the firmware puts it on its feet.
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  • #7 16309720
    Misiekfu
    Level 12  
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    I had the same at the client's, but in my case, the exchange threw this error out of itself.
    Unfortunately, uploading the firmware, restarting to factory settings, etc., did not give me anything.
    Sending to the site solved the problem ...
  • #8 16310719
    baxxterhp
    Level 10  
    Posts: 55
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    For me, uploading the firmware did not help ... the control panel is packed for shipment
  • #9 16311203
    stax29
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    you need to reset the pins and it should start moving.
  • #10 16378305
    baxxterhp
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    Rate: 9
    the control panel was sent to the satellite and the module was replaced

Topic summary

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The discussion revolves around the issue of a "damaged threshold" message appearing on all keypads after replacing a detector in the Satel Integra WRL system. Users report that restarting the control panel and resetting pins did not resolve the issue. Suggestions include checking for short circuits during sensor replacement, uploading firmware due to potential corruption, and performing factory resets. Some users experienced similar problems, with firmware uploads failing to rectify the situation, ultimately leading to sending the control panel for repairs or module replacement.
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