Scantronic 9448 - Please Help Someone!

[ange]

I hope some one can help me, i have a scantronic 9448 alarm, during the day the alarm must have activated itself, when i got home i keyed in my alarm code and the TAMPER LOOP light wont switch off or reset, it just beeps once when i try to do anything, HOW DO I RESET IT BACK TO NORMAL ACTIVITY??

I will be in someones debt forever, its driving me nuts...any help very much appreciated, ange!

[james.wilson]

You will need to rectify the tamper fault, then you will be able to reset it

[Alarm Protection]

When was the system last serviced???

There can be many reasons why this system can go into tamper so i would suggest you get a local company to look at the system and get it serviced.

[ange]

When was the system last serviced???

There can be many reasons why this system can go into tamper so i would suggest you get a local company to look at the system and get it serviced.

thanks for your help umm i've never had it serviced, i've had the flat 2 years and its was only built 5 years ago....darn it i was hoping it would be as simple as a series of 'reset buttons' I hate leaving my flat un alarmed!!...ange x

[billythebellbox]

thanks for your help umm i've never had it serviced, i've had the flat 2 years and its was only built 5 years ago....darn it i was hoping it would be as simple as a series of 'reset buttons' I hate leaving my flat un alarmed!!...ange x

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[Mavrick_001]

Hi Ange, the tamper circuit runs through everything, keypad, detectors, bellbox, panel lid, cables, door contacts and so on, sometimes in the warm weather certain bellbox lids will expand and set off a tamper... Texecom are prone to this, that might be one theroy, otherwise it could be on one of the above. Basically the route is to narrow the fault down to one of the above but to do this it's either taking off all the covers yourself and hearing the click when the spring closes on all the above and try resetting each time, if it's a cable then it's another story.

Nobody like to say you'll have to get an engineer if we can't help but in this this case it's panel lid off and a multimeter to find and fix the fault. I'm based in Whitchurch North Shropshire, I do cover certain areas of Manchester, a callout would be

[alterEGO]

We are manchester based and S.S.A.I.B Approved, feel free to contact us.

[ange]

hey thankyou maverick, your help is much appreciated, i will have a look at it tonight...you know how women are with all things technical !x

Hi Ange, the tamper circuit runs through everything, keypad, detectors, bellbox, panel lid, cables, door contacts and so on, sometimes in the warm weather certain bellbox lids will expand and set off a tamper... Texecom are prone to this, that might be one theroy, otherwise it could be on one of the above. Basically the route is to narrow the fault down to one of the above but to do this it's either taking off all the covers yourself and hearing the click when the spring closes on all the above and try resetting each time, if it's a cable then it's another story.

Nobody like to say you'll have to get an engineer if we can't help but in this this case it's panel lid off and a multimeter to find and fix the fault. I'm based in Whitchurch North Shropshire, I do cover certain areas of Manchester, a callout would be

[alterEGO]

hey thankyou maverick, your help is much appreciated, i will have a look at it tonight...you know how women are with all things technical !x

hi, thankyou, i will have a look at it tonight, if i still can't figure it i will give ou guys a shout;) x

good luck