Veritas 8c Alarm

[Guest ver908]

That is the correct method to re-establish your usual user code, but be warned.... You have defaulted everything, not just your user code, so if the alarm was altered from default settings at the time of installation it may not perform as expected or as intended. For instance, if you have a personal attack button it will not work unless the alarm is set.

Paul

Hi Paul,

If by using the default code" everything has defaulted" how can I return system to its usual settings.

Also if the default code is known -as on this forum,could anyone who knows it disarm my system after I change my original user pin code?

I used the default code to silence my internal alarm -as my original user code failed to do so .

That is the correct method to re-establish your usual user code, but be warned.... You have defaulted everything, not just your user code, so if the alarm was altered from default settings at the time of installation it may not perform as expected or as intended. For instance, if you have a personal attack button it will not work unless the alarm is set.

Paul

Hi paul,

Havn't tried to change my pin using the default method yet

If by using the default code everything in the system has defaulted,is there a way to return my system to the way it was.

Also could anyone who knows this default code disarm my system even after I have changed my user pin code.

I only used the default code to silence my internal alarm since my original pin failed to do so.

Regards

Brian.

Hi Paul,

If by using the default code" everything has defaulted" how can I return system to its usual settings.

Also if the default code is known -as on this forum,could anyone who knows it disarm my system after I change my original user pin code?

I used the default code to silence my internal alarm -as my original user code failed to do so .

Hi paul,

Havn't tried to change my pin using the default method yet

If by using the default code everything in the system has defaulted,is there a way to return my system to the way it was.

Also could anyone who knows this default code disarm my system even after I have changed my user pin code.

I only used the default code to silence my internal alarm since my original pin failed to do so.

Regards

Brian.

sorry for posting twice didn't think the first one had gone .

brian

[Guest Alarm Guard]

Havn't tried to change my pin using the default method yet

If by using the default code everything in the system has defaulted,is there a way to return my system to the way it was.

Also could anyone who knows this default code disarm my system even after I have changed my user pin code.

I only used the default code to silence my internal alarm since my original pin failed to do so.

Regards

Brian.

The panel only stores 1 operating code, so when you change it from default to a No. of your choice, no-one else can access your panel.

If the panel was programmed, rather than left at factory default settings when installed you would need an engineer to re-programme it.

The panel may have been left at default settings, but there is no way of knowing.... Do you have a personal attack button fitted?

[Guest ver908]

The panel only stores 1 operating code, so when you change it from default to a No. of your choice, no-one else can access your panel.

If the panel was programmed, rather than left at factory default settings when installed you would need an engineer to re-programme it.

The panel may have been left at default settings, but there is no way of knowing.... Do you have a personal attack button fitted?

Hi,

Yes a personal attack button has been fitted.

Regards

Brian

[Guest Alarm Guard]

Hi,

Yes a personal attack button has been fitted.

Regards

Brian

The panel will need to be re-programmed. You can attempt that yourself, but I would not advise you how to do it.

You really ought to get an SSAIB or NSI registered alarm co. to re-programme your panel and arrange a maintenance contract with them. This would ensure your security and would probably get you an insurance discount which will partly offset the cost of the contract.

Paul