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I have to replace a 6127 Keypad with a newer one - ademco 6148. If I power down the system by unplugging the power source and disconnecting the battery, can I simply replace the keyboard without having to reprogram everything?
Your experienced suggestions are needed before I screw things up.
I'm pretty sure you're going to have to set the keypad address to make it work. Read your manual! :-)
Yes you can. Read the manual about setting the keypad address if you have more than one. Otherwise, it should work right out of the box.
WTF is up with the ASCII dog?
Is your clock set right? If so, it took an hour for your post to show up. ;(
Depending on panel you need to set address at 31 as it comes out of box older panels or 16,17 etc for vista plus series and 00-08 for higher end vista 32 and up. Of course if you bothered to read panels instructions you would have known this.
Why are you telling me that? I just asked Frank if his clock was set correctly.
I'm running Lord British's Windows 7 Ultima edition. The swamp rats have the ability to slow down time. And the Orcish keyboard can be a challenge at times. The spikes tend to make typing difficult.
Dammit ....use the Ring! Use the Ring! Use my Precious!
Signed: Gollum.
Iolo lost it. That's the last time I'll ever team up with a bard.
If he's got that old of a keypad it's likely he won't have to address it at all
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