Re: Inovonics C xmttr

["Crash Gordon" <webmaster@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I was told to press the reset button, but not when to...so I pressed it
after I replaced the battery. I was reporting missing AND a low batt, now
there's neither display (no response if open/close door) since tech support
told me it may take 4-5 hours to check in I just left and told the client to
let me know if it still didn't work.

So I email him last night and he tells me; "it's not beeping"...OYE...it was
only beeping due to missing trouble or the door chime. Clients are sometimes
NO freekin help at all.

Thanks,
R.

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Crash Gordon
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<I feel like I'm diagonally parked in a parallel universe>
"alarman" <thatsallfolksl@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:WG__i.3008$cU6.352@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
| Crash Gordon wrote:
| > I have a few systems still that have the old Inovonics C-xxx
| > transmitters, you know the ones with the 3 AA batts soldered together
| > in a long tube(?).
| >
| > I can't remember how to get them to check in after changing the
| > batteries...do you press the reset button after you take t he battery
| > out and before installing the new ones...or do you press the reset
| > after putting in the new batts?
| >
| > Seems to take forever (hours) to check in...supervision is set for 60
| > min.
|
| The battery trouble should clear as soon as you replace the battery. Try
| opening and closing the door or window so that the xmtr sends a signal.
| If you press the transmitter's reset button, you will have to reprogram
the
| transmitter. Also, if the battery goes completely dead, or if you leave
the
| battery out (while replacing it) for more than one minute, you will need
to
| reprogram the transmitter.
| --
| js
|
| - The bigger they are, the harder they fall.
| ( Also, the harder they bite, punch, and kick.)
|
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