Re: Galaxy 60 code needed ...

["SantaUK" <north@xxxxxxxx>]

Galaxy systems have levels of codes that are needed to perform certain
things.

Tamper alarms are defaulted to level 7 - and this is the engineer code.  But
because yours is saying Manager reset, this is the code that the person
would have programmed as being level 3 to 6.

Without the manager code or the engineer code, you would need to perform a
cold start.  This is done by opening the end panel, and killing the power
from the battery and mains, and releasing a jumper.  But this clears all the
programming.

If you need a hand email me at santauk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx




"Arfa Daily" <arfa.daily@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Hi all. My daughter recently moved into a house that was fitted with a
> Galaxy system - I think it's a model 60. Unfortunately, when her husband
> fitted some new laminate flooring, bless 'im, he managed to put a pin
> through a cable that ran around the edge of the room to the patio door
> sensor. It broke one of the cores in the cable, which the system
> immediately saw as a 'tamper' condition. Today, I went round there, and
> repaired the cable, so everything is stable again, but the control panel
> says that it needs a "manager reset". Unfortunately, the instructions that
> the previous owner of the house left them, is only a user guide (even
> though he said that he installed it himself), so does not contain any info
> as to what the manager code is. They have not so far been able to get hold
> of him to see if he knows, so does anyone here have any suggestions as to
> what the code might be (default one or engineer bypass perhaps) or any
> other suggestions as to what they could do to restore normal operation.
>
> TIA
>
> Arfa
>