#Networx alarm system reset code windows 7

(I tried V3 as well but it complained about signal level?, windows 7 BTW) I have a 584 HA module so I can talk to it serially and I have DL900 V4 on a laptop. It's currently disarmed and only complaining about it's clock on my test bench. The problem is that I don't know the codes for the NX8V2. I have a NX8V2 panel along with a bunch of other goodies I plan to put into the house while I'm at it.

#Networx alarm system reset code update

I currently have a NX8e but I have to update it to an NX8V2 in order to use a piece of monitoring equipment. Don't know if this helps but the alarm other than that works using the street address code. They traced it back to the alarm trying to call the monitoring company so the phone tech disabled this on the panel and so the alarm at present shows the service light on. When setting up my phone line when I moved in the phone company had to send a tech out because the phone was trying to call out steady for about 24 hrs. Step by step instructions would be better than me trying to decipher the manual.

#Networx alarm system reset code software

In layman's terms, using the code I have and possibly a default code can I reset the master or do I need someone with the software and this module or just forget it and replace the whole thing. Called 3 alarm companies and they all directed me to Chubb which because they are not monitoring the alarm would not send a tech out unless it included future monitoring and installing a new system. At this point I just figured the 1st code was the master and the second code was a user code.Īny way, enough rambling on, I tried 12 and 00 and still nothing. After a while and finding the street address turns the alarm off I tried this same code with *5 and nothing happens. At this point I tried entering the code I was given which no longer disabled the alarm. I tried setting the alarm using the code and away key not knowing that the away key sets it on it's own. When I noticed none of this worked I pressed the * again to exit thinking nothing worked. I took for granted that 2 would be up 6 would be right 0 would be down etc. At this point I entered 01 and proceeded to specify a new code until it talked about using arrow keys. I only say it was the master because pressing *5 and entering the code allowed the ready light to flash according to the manual. Talking with them, I don't see the code they gave me as being the master code or even the installer code for that matter as their understanding of alarms is next to nothing. I should mention that the previous owner never had the system monitored either, probably because the company was out of business. Thank you for the info but I really don't understand it. Right now I'm using just the user code but have no access to changing any of the functions programmed before I screwed up the master.Īny help would be greatly appreciated at this point. What I need to know is if there is someway to reset a master code using this user code? All the alarm companies around me want to replace the whole system because it is 7 years old and tell me this is all that can be done. With a little searching someone suggested trying the street address as a code and this works. I also had to cut power to the alarm and disable the battery backup to silence it until I figured out what I did. I found this out by not being able to disarm the system upon the next use using the code I had. Trying to exit at this point I ended up changing what was the master code to something that I have no way of remembering the key strokes of trying to exit the setup.

#Networx alarm system reset code manual

I proceeded to change the code so previous holders of the code couldn't use it and following the manual got screwed up with the arrow keys that do not exist. The previous owners provided a manual for the GE Networx NX-1500E keypad for the Caddx Control NX8 board. Bought a house and was given a code for the alarm system. A google search brought up a question you answered back in 2007 about a master code screwed up by an incorrect manual.