Turn the Chime mode on (Code+Chime) then stand at the keypad with all
doors/windows closed and have someone walk around and open doors/windows one
at a time and make a list of what zone that opening shows on the keypad. On
FA stuff Chime doesn't work for Interior devices (pirs) so you just have to
watch which zone shows up when someone walks through each motion detector.
Then make up a list of zones.
(you can do it without the chime, but it helps the "walker" know when to
move on to the next opening...saves yelling)
| > The security system is not controlling your lights. If anything there
| > is an X-10 module that makes them blink. Take a picture of the
| > transformer and send it to
[email protected]
|
| That could be it, then. I see there are motion sensors on the lights
| themselves that don't trigger, so I figured they're all hooked in
| together. I can get you pictures of anything tomorrow, but I'm not
| exactly sure what you're asking for. The AC to DC transformer is
| hidden behind insulation and I can't get at it, but I can have picture
| of the system box itself or the exterior lighting. The lights
| themselves are flush mounted and caulked, otherwise I probably would
| have pulled them out already to see what could be done with them.
|
| > Tell ya what --- I'll send you a Vista-15P brand new board and program
| > it for $100.
| >
| > You need to provide the telco hookup so I can connect to it with my
| > down loader.
|
| This I might take you up on. I'm considering going with a telco DSL
| internet solution which provides an incoming phone line at no charge,
| so you'd be able to dial in. The telco said they could have a line up
| within a week. Give me a few days to get things in order and I'll get
| back to you. I really appreciate the offer.
|
| On Apr 19, 11:59 pm, "Crash Gordon" <
[email protected]>
| wrote:
| > before you rip it apart figure out what the zones are and write it down.
tag
| > the wires so you know EXACTLY where they go...then maybe take Nelson's
| > offer and you can get it back up and running with new board.
|
| I see where each zone connects on the board itself. I could tag the
| wires so they go to the same zones on the new board, but I still
| wouldn't know what each zone does. Is there a way to determine what
| zones monitor what sensors when the alarm is completely
| nonfunctional? I can bring up programming mode, but pretty much every
| setting I tried to access I was locked out of. I remember seeing a
| test mode, perhaps I'm not locked out of that.
|
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