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Not sure it’s worth investing more time and effort into this system. Time is probably a symptom of a much larger issue. If it was the only problem, then 100% I’d do what I could to fix it. But it can’t be a coincidence that the time issue happened at the same time that issues note in my other...

No changes. Just problems noted in my other thread

I disconnected the receiver a couple months ago. It was just a few sensors. It didn’t resolve the issue. I then left the keypad that kept beeping unplugged for a week while we were away. I plugged it back in when we came back and had no issues at all for 6 weeks. Then suddenly it started again 2...

Does Control4 handle everything?

I have an OmniPro II that's been installed since 2007. I had a dealer I worked with since moving here in 2013, but he's in hospice and the company is now defunct. the board has been replaced at least once (a few years ago). It seems the main board is having issues (phantom beeps, losing time...

I thought I read something about the Ethernet port causing issues (even with an email card).

i also see that omnistats sometimes arent displaying the current room temp for a few secs, and then it loads. Diff stats (I have 5) when the issue occurs.

Last week the clock started losing a lot of time, more than an hour in a day. It happened around the same time I started getting phantom beeps/controls on both of my keypad consoles (which I disconnected until i have time to troubleshoot). What could cause the time issue suddenly and how could I...

Thanks for confirming - I was hesitant to make the change, since I wasn't the one that set it up initially, even though I was pretty sure that it was the wireless receiver. All set now...thanks!

It shows 2 :) Is it safe to change it to 1? Is the removal of the wireless receiver the reason for this?

I have an HAI OmniPro II (4.0B) and PC Access shows a BAD expansion enclosure, however, I don't have a 2nd expansion enclosure. I have a primary panel in the basement, and an expansion panel upstairs. I recently had issues with phantom beeps and ultimately completely disconnected a wireless...

No problem. Thanks for all of your guidance!!

I just had 2 phantom beeps (only heard them, didn't see anything on the keypad display), this was while the touchscreen was disconnected. What would you recommend now? Can i reinstall the touchscreen since it didnt solve the issue? Note, so far, the only time I had zero phantom beeps is when...

Here is the panel. You can see the 3 consoles/screen (in front of the battery), and then run to one spot on the panel. If I were to re-wire them, where would each one connect to the panel? I see only one spot for "Console" on the board. Unfortunately the installer didn't leave a service loop on...

Ok, I just unplugged the touchscreen, which happens to be our primary unit :eek: Yes, the 2 keypads and the touchscreen are all spliced together before connecting to the panel. Is that normal? I thought there is only one connection for the consoles on the panel so they need to be spliced...

@dwalt - this didn't help. Got another set of phantom beeps on the Leviton console #4 Any other advice? I'm really struggling with this one. Lived here for nearly 13 years and never experienced anything this frustrating with the system. And to make matters worse, the guy/company I have been...

Yes, so far here is what I have done: Disconnected the affected keypad. Issue stops. Replaced affected keypad with new one. Issue returns (many random events in 24 hours). Changed the console address of the keypad. Issue returns (many random events in 24 hours). Re-spliced the connections at...

Well, still getting phantom button presses on the same keypad console. So far, disconnecting it has been the only way to stop the issue. I tried a new one, but still have the issue. I respliced the connectionsat the console, but still issues. Is it safe to say that something between this...

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So now that I removed the wires from the receiver, if I have no more faults, is it worth trying the 42A00? And if there are still faults even with the wireless receiver now completely disconnected, what would be next steps to diagnose the root cause?