Re: DSC 832 - how to reset?

["Frank Olson" <Please-use-the-email-links@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

"JOBINE" <JOBINE.1wfi0l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>
> I try to use this config with :
> partition 2 activated for smokes
> but somethings don't work....
>
> -I don't receive call if the alarm is triggered for the partition 2
> -when my keyboard is in saver mode, i need to choose a partition ( I
> want see all errors, alarm, etc. at the same place is for this reason I
> activate Global keyboard)

A Global keypad you have to select the partition you want.  Set the keypad
for partition 1.  Put your smokes back on partition 1.  Keep everything in
partition 1 and you'll "see" it all as it happens.


>
> Sec. 000  -> pc55xxz -> 01 (global)
> Sec. 000  -> lcd5500z -> 08 (global)
> Sec. 160  ->  002
> Sec. 161  ->  010
> Sec. 201  -> 1
> Sec. 202  -> 12345678 (13 zones total, 9 intrusions, 4 smokes)
> Sec. 203  -> 1
> Sec. 207  -> 2345
> Sec. 301  -> D<my cell number>EEE1E2E1E2E1E2E1E1F

Take out the "1's".  You're communicating in "pager" mode.  You'll need
about four pauses (E's) unless you're slow answering your phone.  If it goes
to a voice box, watch how long it takes for the phone to finish ringing,
transmit your "away" message and get the "beep" for someone to actually
leave a message.  Insert the appropriate number of pauses.

> (bip....bip....bip....)
> Sec. 302  -> D<my cell number>EEE111111111111111F
> (biiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiip)
> Sec. 310  -> A218
> Sec. 311  -> A219

Don't program "A".  Use a straight account code like "1234".  Delete the
second account code.


> Sec. 320  -> 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38
> Sec. 321  -> 39 21 22 23 24


> Sec. 360  -> 05 05


> Sec. 361  -> 1xxxxxxx (intrusions alarm on 1st telephone #)
> Sec. 362  -> x1xxxxxx (smokes alarm on 2nd telephone #)
> Sec. 380  -> 1xx1xxxx (touch tone enabled)

Set 362 back to 1xxxxxxx (smoke alarms on 1st telephone #)

> Sec. 381  -> xxxx1xxx (do I put #6 enabled ?)

You're not capable of "listening in".  That's a CS (Central Station)
setting.  Leave it disabled.