2GIG GC Touch: Walk Test

In this video, Dylan from Alarm Grid will show you how to enter and perform a Walk Test on a 2GIG GC Touch security panel. After watching this video, you will understand what Walk Test mode does and why it is useful for verifying sensor operation. This video shows you how to access Walk Test mode step by step so you can confirm that all programmed sensors are communicating properly with the system. Watch to learn how to test your security devices and ensure your system is working correctly.

Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:10 What it is
00:32 Enter Walk Test
01:20 Perform Walk Test
03:06 Outro

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In this video, Dylan from Alarm Grid explains how to use the Walk Test feature on a 2GIG GC Touch security system. He begins by discussing what Walk Test mode is and why it is important for checking the functionality of programmed sensors and wireless devices. Walk Test mode allows users to trigger sensors one at a time and confirm that the panel properly receives each signal.

You’ll then learn how to enter Walk Test mode through the Installer Toolbox and how to perform the test by faulting sensors throughout the system. Dylan demonstrates how the panel responds when devices are activated and explains what users should look for during testing to verify proper communication and operation.

By the end of the video, you’ll know how to access Walk Test mode, test your sensors and devices, and confirm that your 2GIG GC Touch system is functioning correctly. Regular Walk Testing can help ensure reliable system performance and early detection of sensor or communication issues.

For more details, check out our written FAQ linked above, which provides step-by-step instructions.

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