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| > Obligations or not to the new owner has nothing to do with it. It's | > called doing the right thing. | >
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| > On Apr 18, 7:50 pm, "Crash Gordon" | > wrote: | >> Why should they do it for free? Granted it would be good pr and all that, | >> but why would you *expect* them to do it for free? They have no | >> relationship | >> to the new owner at all. | >>
| >> | > Hello all. I recently purchased a 7 year old home that has a | >> built-in | >> | > alarm system. The previous owner chose to purchase the unit as part | >> | > of the then-new home's price rather than lease, but when he had the | >> | > monitoring turned off prior to sale it looks like they locked the | >> | > board. They used a First Alert FA147c panel and a fixed word keypad. | >> | > It permanently displays "dl" on the display, which according to the | >> | > manual means the system is disabled. No notices for zone trips are | >> | > provided and the motion sensors are shut down. I cycled the power | >> and | >> | > used both * and # methods to try to retrieve the installer code, but | >> | > #20 makes the system display "EE" on the keypad. | >> | >
| >> | > It appears I'm locked out and the system is permanently disabled. | >> | > Does anyone have any experience with this board to know if this is | >> the | >> | > case for sure? If it is locked, what are my options? Can I swap | >> | > boards with a Vista 10SE and keep my sensors as they are, or do I | >> have | >> | > to ditch everything and start over? A drop-in FA147c replacement has | >> | > proven impossible to locate, and even then I'd have to procure a | >> Alpha | >> | > keypad to program it. I'd just like to be able to use this alarm | >> | > locally without a monitoring service. | >> | >
| >> | > Thanks for your help. | >> | >
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