Re: Paradox Esprit fails to activate alarm siren in 3 Zones

["tourman" <robercampbell@xxxxxxxxx>]

This programming is NOT something you should even consider trying
without the right chip version of the programming sheets. If you are
not monitored, you are on your own in regards to this however.It is a
simple thing to default to factory (unless it's locked), and with the
proper sheets, to reprogram (just a bit harder)

Panels are not primarily designed for the end user. They are targeted
at alarmco's.

As I remember, turn "off" the lights in section 212 for zones you dont
want "silent"

The easiest solution would probably be to have your alarmco dial in and
make the necessary changes (assuming your panel is on line properly)

R.H.Campbell
Home Security Metal Products
www.homemetal.com
Seagrove Gardens, Florida

Joe H wrote:
> "Crash Gordon" <webmaster@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:45a9ba68$0$501$815e3792@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> > If you are monitored by your alarm company they would be nuts to allow you
> > to even try to reprogram it...let them do it.
> > If you are not monitored you still may want them to check the programming.
> > This type of programming is not end-user stuff.
>
> Thanks Crash, I just thought there might be a relatively simple series of
> commands that a competent computer user might be able to follow without too
> much difficulty? The alarm is not monitored, so there is no problem in that
> regard. I suppose for security reasons the alarm companies don't want end
> users to know how to reprogramme alarms. It's a pity there isn't a button
> you can press that restores the system back to its default settings! I'm
> pretty sure that if I had a manual of all the commands I could get it going
> again!
>
> Regards, Joe