I have an OPII with two hardwire expanders (10A06-1). When I added the first one, I put the address jumper on position 1 as directed by the instructions. Although the instructions do not indicate what to do in the case of a second hardwire expander, I guessed that the second hardware expander should have the address jumper in position 2. I only mention this because if I am wrong on this then it may be contributing to my problems with the motion sensors.
I am using the Honeywell Aurora motion sensors and have them connected to one of the hardwire expanders. I have a 1000 ohm EOLR connected in series to the motion sensor. When I look at the status, they all show trouble with a loop value that hovers between 167 and 169. Then I decided to remove the EOLR from one as a test and it seems to be working. I am using EOLRs everywhere else and I cannot figure out why they're not required, or even possible here?
Now when I say that the test motion is working, it doesn't seem to be very stable (it randomly triggers) but then it's just laying on the floor right now so maybe the A/C is messing with it.
The only additional piece of information that might possibly be relevant is that they're being powered by an external 12V power supply.
Any idea what may be going on here?
I am using the Honeywell Aurora motion sensors and have them connected to one of the hardwire expanders. I have a 1000 ohm EOLR connected in series to the motion sensor. When I look at the status, they all show trouble with a loop value that hovers between 167 and 169. Then I decided to remove the EOLR from one as a test and it seems to be working. I am using EOLRs everywhere else and I cannot figure out why they're not required, or even possible here?
Now when I say that the test motion is working, it doesn't seem to be very stable (it randomly triggers) but then it's just laying on the floor right now so maybe the A/C is messing with it.
The only additional piece of information that might possibly be relevant is that they're being powered by an external 12V power supply.
Any idea what may be going on here?