Re: 60-806 help

["Crash Gordon" <webmaster@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I agree with Frank...you weren't even close to guessing the code...you quick
armed it.
Good luck getting it disarmed now.

There's two things you never, ever, ever do on a Friday night; one is
attempt to "fix" your own computer, the other is push buttons on an alarm
system you don't know the codes to.




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**Crash Gordon**







"brihyn" <brihyn@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:d9f7da90-0f79-4270-bf10-95f79fa2a414@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> ok, so common story, we bought a house that had a GE 60-806 security
> alarm system, and previous owners claim to have no idea what the codes
> were.
> Last night I decided to start screwing around with it to see if I
> could make any guesses. Wife suggested the street address, and that
> didn't work, so I tried the address backwards (or so I think) and
> voila, I was suddenly armed in stay mode.
> Butttttt....
> I can't turn the dang thing off. 1 <backwards address> (or anything
> resembling the backwards address...numbers out of order, partial
> numbers, etc) won't turn it off.
> Unplugged the unit and battery overnight, but as I feared, the armed
> status must stay in memory, as it is still armed 16 hours later when I
> plugged it in. Left a door open as it beeps down to arming thinking
> maybe that would suspend the arm mode, but yeah, just sounded the
> alarm (luckily there's no longer phone service to the unit)
> Soooo...
> any way to force this thing to disable? am i missing something and the
> code that i thought i entered last night just isn't working? (i enter
> one, it asks for code, i enter the 5 digits, nothing happens)
>
> If I"m ultimately forced to push the thing back to factory defaults,
> is there an installer manual somewhere? and if I have to buy the
> programmer keypad for the panel itself, anyone have a cost and/or
> link?
> Frustrated and locked in,
> Brian