Haiku Auxiliary Zone Triggering Not Secure Tone

[mikeybob]

I’ve discovered that Haiku is making the “perimeter/entry/exit zone not secure” tone when an auxiliary zone changes to the not ready state.  Can Haiku be modified to ignore auxiliary zones?

 

[lupinglade]

It should not, it only makes the sound for perimeter zones. Check that your configuration hasn't changed or that the zone isnt set to a Perimiter type. Also try refreshing Haiku's cache using Haiku > About > Top right action button > Clear cache

 

[mikeybob]

I’ve checked the configuration and zone type, along with refreshing the cache.
 
I’ve had this “phantom perimeter zone” issue for a while now.  It finally became clear a few nights ago when we woke up to the tone at about 2:30 in the morning.  After verifying that the alarm had been set (which would of gone off if a real perimeter zone had been violated), I was listening to the rain storm that was moving through the area when I finally realized that it might be the rain sensor connected to an auxiliary zone causing the phantom zone tone.

 

[sjht]

Aux zones don't make a sound on my Haiku. They still scroll on top, but don't show up on the status screen. I still wish there was an option to get this back as it did on early versions of Haiku! Maybe it is a motion detector? SJ

 

[jharrell]

Do you have a message triggered off the aux zone? This has long been the recommendation from HAI if you want an aux zone to display on the keypad when not ready, this works for Haiku as well, unfortunately Haiku also ALWAYS beeps messages even if displayed with no beep, it will also push them unless sent no beep and no led.
 
I know my rain sensor is an aux zone but displays a message with led but no beep. The rain sensor will beep in Haiku and if I have push enabled for message will push beep me as well, very annoying. All I want is the rain message to be displayed with a blinking LED on keypads and silently on Haiku status screen. Nothing like pulling up Haiku when I'm going to bed only to have it make a loud beep because the rain sensor triggered 4 hours earlier and waking up the wife...
 
Aux zone are for automation, it supposed to be up to the programmer what they do, no default behavior, I am glad Haiku went to the designed behavior sometime back (except for the scrolling messages), now the message behavior just needs to be tweaked to follow HAI's design as well.

 

[mikeybob]

I have nothing triggered on the aux zone at this time, the zone is completely unused at this point.