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9-Troubleshooting Conquest
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9.5 Sensor Head Key Pad Doesn't Respond
If the Sensor Head keypad does not respond, the usual cause is the sensor head being
unplugged from the cable during operation. When the Sensor Head is reconnected, it will beep
and some of the keypad functions will start to work, but other functions will not. The only solution
is to power down the system and restart it.
9.6 Remote Keypad Doesn't Work
If the remote keypad does not work:
1. Check the AAA batteries in the remote; they may be dead.
2. Check that the front of the remote keypad receiver is not obstructed by anything that
may interfere with signal from the remote keypad.
3. Check both ends of the cable connecting the remote keypad receiver to the control
module.
9.7 System Does Not Start with the Sensor Head or Remote Keypads
The system doesn't recognize the presence of the remote or sensor head keypads unit after it
has been initialized. The user must press any key on the monitor keypad to start the system.
9.8 Nothing Displayed on Monitor
Sensor head beeps at start up but nothing appears on the display monitor:
1. Check the connections on the video cable on the control module.
2. Check both ends of the power cable that connects to the monitor; the plug on the
monitor end is removable and can occasionally pull out during transportation of the
system.
9.9 Power Light on Monitor Keypad Not Illuminated
The system is plugged in, the monitor is on but there is no light on the monitor keypad:
1. Check both ends of the power cable that connects to the small AC/DC inverter; the
plug on the inverter end is removable and can occasionally disconnect during
transportation of the system.
2. Check the connections between the AC/DC inverter and the control module at the
back of the Conquest system.
3. Flip up the monitor keypad panel and check that the multi-wire cable connection
between the control module and the monitor keypad is properly seated.
4. The LED may be faulty; press any keypad button to attempt to power up the system.