shock and 508d pauses

The unit has the two adjusting ports, one for outer field and one for inner field.

It also has a factory port. Do you think this might be where an ajustment can be made to how often the unit resets itself before triggering another warning.

That most likely isn't a programmable option, some things just are designed to be changed.  The warn away feature is designed to work in a certain manner, not the way you are trying to make it work.

I was thinking about it this morning though, and there should be a way you can make this work, but you will need to get creative.  Since you are using a prox sensor you can run the outside zone trigger anywhere you want, it does not HAVE to go to the alarm.  So, if you could get your hands on a controller that is designed to output 10 pulses every time it sees an input you could make this work.  Basically, the added module would control the warn away, so you could set it up with no delay.  The downside is that I doubt anything like this exists, so it would most likely have to be custom designed. 

I wonder If a bit writer would control that function and you could custom program it that way?

I know that the bit writer is for programing the unit itself but maybe it can progrem other attached devices also?

I don't think the problem is with the prox sensor, it is with the brain.

As I said before, the warn away circuit is designed to be neighbor friendly so it doesn't allow itself to be triggered consistently.  This delay would be in the main processor in the alarm and won't be programmable.

That is what I thought, that The sensor has the delay built in.

Thats why I believe that the factory setting might change the delay time, but until I confirm I won't be touching that port.

Is the delay in the sensor or in the alarm?  It seems like the sensor should output the signal whenever the zone is tripped, but the alarm only reacts every so often.

If the delay is in fact in the sensor then you can look for a different sensor that doesn't have a delay.  You could also possibly add a second sensor and use a time delay relay to switch back and forth between prox sensors after one triggers.  You could also possibly use the output to kill power to the sensor, which MAY cause the sensor to reset and cancel the delay.

You might be on to something ----- KPierson

I found this item from dei

<"Arial Narrow" color=#ffffff>Pulse Timer with SPDT Relay

I wonder if this would make the unit turn off and on making the sensor reset itself every 3 seconds for example, that would then cause the zone to activate again.

Sorry some text did not come through right.

It is a DEI 528T

A pulse timer with spdt relay