Re: I printed my DLS log file. Help.

["Larry Lipide" <lpide@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Doug,

You are correct.  The printout was for zone 1.  However, since last night
I've just been trying different zones so I removed teh ESN from zone 1,
disabled it, opened zone , registered the ESN on zone 5, opened zone 5 and
then went to 904 then entered 05.  Nothing on the keypad except 5 shows, not
blinking and the ready and armed lights stay on.  I take the contact, about
five feet from the keypad, move it together, apart, etc, etc and nothing.




"Doug L" <vssdoug@xxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> The DLS printout shows a device on zone 1 not zone 5
> How are you testing the device?
> You should do * 904 then the two digit zone number then open/close the
> zone
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> Doug
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> "Larry Lipide" <lpide@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>>I hear but I will try and give the company one more try tomorrow.  It has
>>to be bad equipment because I went through the process step by step.  I
>>mean, I also can now look at everything useing DLS.  If you default the
>>entire system out of the box, then log in, change all default zones 1-6 to
>>wireless, enroll the contact with the ESN under zone 5 and then go to 904
>>to test the contact it should work.  I mean it using the default settings
>>with literally one change to the definition and the addition of an ESN.
>>
>> Thanks anyway.
>>
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>> "Frank Olson" <Use_the_email_links@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
>> message news:7YpBg.323137$iF6.229684@xxxxxxxxxxx
>>> Larry Lipide wrote:
>>>> There is a guy who put the PC Link cable instructions on the web site.
>>>> Just went to Radio Shack and it was easy to build.  Obviously not so on
>>>> the alarm instructions.
>>>
>>>
>>> Check.  It's frustrating not knowing what you're doing.  Sort of like
>>> trying to adjust the dwell on a car with electronic ignition.  Some
>>> online parts vendors will tell you it's "easy" - that anyone with a
>>> modicum of tool skills can do it - and "wham" you find you need to be a
>>> little more knowledgable than you are...  Save yourself some
>>> frustration. Call up a local dealer and have them help you program your
>>> system. You'll probably pay about the same dollars as you would sending
>>> the product back.
>>
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