7412 Programming

I tried to program this panel the other day and it gives me an invalid lock code message. Is their a way to reset this?

James

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James B
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Nope. The panel will have to be completely defaulted, unless you can get the previous company to remove their lock code.

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Jim Rojas

Thanks Jim, we put a call in to the previous company, but I doubt it will do any good. Can you tell me how to default the panel?

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James B

The problem with defaulting the panel, is that it makes it useless afterwards. The keypad will display CALL FOR SERVICE. You need special software to load a fresh program to the SRAM chip. If you send me the panel, I can do it in a few minutes.

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Jim Rojas

So your saying its not possible to default the panel, and download the programming from a 5200 programmer? If thats the case I may need to send it too you.

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James B

So your saying its not possible to default the panel, and download the programming from a 5200 programmer? If thats the case I may need to send it too you.

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Just Looking

Yes that is true. However, a dead panel cannot be resurrected with a

5200 prgrammer without the factory code. I instead load the SRAM directly since the factory will not share their way of doing it.

Radionics uses 1980's technology...does CPM come to mind?

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Jim Rojas

I hate Radix panels. Some say that's the only way to build a 'big' system but that's not true.

CPM was a little before my time, but I did write programs using "debug" in machine language in DOS 5 for school projects.

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G. Morgan

Unless writing BASIC programs on my old Vic-20 counts?

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G. Morgan

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Almost all manufacturers still use 80's technology unfortunately, that

7412 is a good panel tho
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mleuck

I liked the 80"s

Doug

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Doug

There were 80's?

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Jim

Beat the 70's for sure

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mleuck

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