9448+ code change

[Guest munkymush]

Try changing to another code in case, as mentioned above, what tou want to change it to conflicts.

(You werent trying to change it 7890 were you?)

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hy, no i was actually trying 1955 but i dont get the two beeps.........? +it still seems to stick with 1234..

[Guest RICHL]

try 1971 (it was a good year )

[Guest munkymush]

try 1971 (it was a good year  )

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why 1971.?

[Guest RICHL]

How old is the panel?

Youre not using the second user code are you?

[Guest munkymush]

How old is the panel?

Youre not using the second user code are you?

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i dont know the age of it.. i dont know if i'm using the second user code how do i tell.? all iknow is 1234 sets it, it seems to work ok, but i cant change the user code

[Guest RICHL]

It sounds very much to me like the code you have is not of a high enough level to be able to change other codes - often known as a master code.

I would suggest getting in a local engineer to clear the non-volatile memory, and giving you a new master code.

then you can try changing that.

Unless some of the guys on here who use the 9448+ know different of course.

[Brian c]

try 1971 (it was a good year  )

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[Guest munkymush]

It sounds very much to me like the code you have is not of a high enough level to be able to change other codes - often known as a master code.

I would suggest getting in a local engineer to clear the non-volatile memory, and giving you a new master code.

then you can try changing that.

Unless some of the guys on here who use the 9448+ know different of course.

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would that be worth doing as i dont know the age of the thing or wouldi be better just buying a new panel.?

[Guest]

try 1971 (it was a good year  )

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great tyre that B)

[Guest RICHL]

Probably no need for a new panel no, I dont think the 9448+ is more than 5or6 years old.