false alarm setting

It's a wireless keyfob watch, I wear one and it's pretty slick.

I believe ADI had/has them.

| > It's a wireless keyfob watch, I wear one and it's pretty slick. | | | Kewl. Is there a picture of it somewhere?? | | |

Because someone's set it to "auto arm" at a specific time. What does a "timex adt watch" work like?? Will it "take a kicking and keep on ticking"??? :-))

Kewl. Is there a picture of it somewhere??

I have a prox patch stuck to the back of my regular watch so I can get in my access accounts without carrying a keyfob...not the same thing I know but they always wonder how I'm opening their door with my watch :-)

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| > > It's a wireless keyfob watch, I wear one and it's pretty slick. | >

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| > Kewl. Is there a picture of it somewhere?? | |

yeah but its not done it at the same time, its only automaticly armed itself at random three times. no set time. no one touching the keyfobs or keypad. its just a standard vista 20 with a 6150rf keypad with three keyfobs and the timex watch

if there is an auto arm sett>

There is no auto-arm on a Vista-20

Hey...maybe the Timex watch remode armed it.

| > if there is an auto arm setting how do I find out what it is? | >

| > On Sun, 16 Oct 2005 03:20:07 GMT, "Frank Olson" | > wrote: | >

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| >>Because someone's set it to "auto arm" at a specific time. What does a | >>"timex adt watch" work like?? Will it "take a kicking and keep on | >>ticking"??? :-)) | >>

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Cats dancing on the keyfobs? Rough sex while wearing the watch?

I've got one, accidently tripping it with that is nearly impossible compared to a standard keypad. It's actually a neat keyfob and by far the longest lasting watch I've ever had