Black and Decker 9105B

Thank you so much chuck .. you have made my day.

So the sequence of numbers (1-2-3-4-5) if is the master lock. Then to change the mode of the system I just need to press that code again and change the mode( Monitor, TEST, ARMED Delay etc). Would it be too much if I asked you to send me a scanned copy. My e-mail address is snipped-for-privacy@gmail.com.

Thanks again.

I have a hard copy of the manual.

According to the manual, you can change the master code by unplugging the controller and removing the battery. Replace the battery and power. Press the programming button on the back and enter a new code. Any combination of

I don't know if this is the same system I remember or not but if so, I don't think the system has low battery notification nor are the transmitters supervised. Also, anyone familar with it can deprogram it. No supervision means that if the transmitter stops working or gets damaged or someone picks it up and simply walks away with it .......... you'll never know.

It was a system designed by people who knew all about marketing a product but absolutely nothing about alarm systems. It was on the retail market for a few years and then dropped. I presume because people eventually discovered it's absurd weaknesses. It's a nice toy but if you're serious about security, now you can spend about the same amount of money for a unit that is installed professionally that you can install and has all the safeguards.

As I said the seller made me belive it was like 2 years old. It was in its original box packing and everything looked somewhat new. The box looked a little old .. but I thought it was just wear ( not age). I was wrong. THat old scumbag is a fraud. He lives somewhat far from where I stay and with these high fuel prices I don't feel like making a trip in dissapointment. Anyways I have figured out how to install it and use it. THe lamp on/off works well and I am able to set the security code and turn the monitoring on/off. The system does have a low battery notification. Here is a image of the system.

Excellent system and btw a great belt sander too with the optional attachment

Yep, I'm pretty sure that's the same system. When you say it has a low battery detector does it detect the low battery in the transmitter or a low battery in the main unit. I coulda sworn it didn't let you know when the batteries in the transmitters were low. But .. it was a long time ago.

If you're going to use it, just keep in mind that when one item goes, there's no getting replacement parts. Your time and effort installing it could be better spent working on something that's of higher quality and will be servicable for the next ten or so years. Keep in mind that ..... to begin with, it was low on the totum in quality and security all those years ago. Now it's simply a working piece of obsolescence with no value whatsoever.

Mmm.. ok I am convinced that this might not be worth installing. I paid like 50 bucks for it thinking it was not that old. Anyways since it is wireless and came with dual side tape which is pretty easy to install ... I might as well.