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Resolved! The transformer was in a failing state. The original problem surfaced when I installed the EnvisaLink3. It worked fine but resulted in a LOBAT error. Several batteries later, I still could not get rid of the fault error. I then discovered something wrong with a fully functional 6160 keypad ...

With the EVL3 installed, the voltage is 8.9 Without the EVL3 installed, the voltage is 9.2. So it's not the EVL3 but something is overloading the system. Here's a new piece of the puzzle: I have a very new 6160 wired keypad that had been working perfectly and addressed to address 17. I have an older ...

As luck would have it, it looks like the red screw terminal on the circuit board, was indeed, bad. I replaced it and the EVL3 is working fine now.

When installed, the voltage is 12.2v. On the bus, the voltage is also 12.2v. Fully charged, away from the panel, the voltage reaches 13.6v. If I need 13.5v installed and on the bus to power the panel, it's hard to believe that 3 different batteries, all delivering the exact same voltage of 12.2v ...

After successfully installing my EnvisaLink3 into a Vista 20P panel, I have had continual LOBAT faults on my keypads for a week now. The original battery immediately went into LOBAT after installing the EnvisaLink, so I replaced the battery - twice. I cannot shake the LOBAT indicator. I've entered ...

I've just spent several hours trying to connect my EnvisaLink3 to my Vista 20p panel. I get a good LINK and KEYB light and then lose the connection within several seconds. After fiddling around with the red screw terminal (power), I noticed that if I screw the terminal closed, I lose LINK and KEYB ...