Re: CADDX NX-6 question from homeowner

["R.H.Campbell" <rh.campbell@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

It's not codes he's missing; he said the board was locked. I am assuming
here he has tried to default the board and it's a no go. That's pretty black
and white. If I misread what he said, then you are quite correct. But I
don't think so....

RHC

"Doug L" <vssdoug@xxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:Ke-dnYaGiaWOcdXfRVn-qg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> At this point its pure speculation as to who changed the code and under
> what
> circumstances, it could have been the previous homeowner, or it could have
> been the alarm company, for all we know the previous owner may have been
> given the code and omitted to pass it along to the current owner. It seems
> a
> little premature to me to start defaming the company based on what little
> information we have available. Would the locksmith be a scumbag because
> the
> seller neglected to pass along the new key for the garage door to the
> buyer?.
>
> Doug L
>
>
> R.H.Campbell <rh.campbell@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:6oKdnf59raHFpdXfRVn-1Q@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> Sir, depending upon where you reside, you can simply send the board to
> have
>> it unlocked for around $20. Jim Rojas on this ng will do so for you. No
> need
>> to buy a new board because some scumbag company locked you out of YOUR
>> property....
>>
>> R.H.Campbell
>> Home Security Metal Products
>> Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
>> www.homemetal.com
>>
>> "RG" <nospam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
>> news:Lf6dnee6dMLhrtXfRVn_vg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> >
>> > The house we purchased has a CADDX, NX-6 system. It appears that the
>> > previous alarm company changed the installer code (probably to lockout
>> > competitors). I have been unable to talk to anyone at this company.
>> >
>> > So I plan to install a new NX-6 board.
>>
>>
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