Hi I have just replaced the batteries in my control unit and now the control unit is saying please reset the control unit. I have been up to the Siren unit and moved the jumper to the `Off Parked Position` to Clear Memory but the control unit will not let me do anything! HOW DO YOU RESET THE CONTROL UNIT!!!
yale HSA3600 control unit problem
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Try asking in the alarm section.
I`ll call the mods, see if they can assist.
I`ll call the mods, see if they can assist.
ask Yaleguy,
thats what he fits
he should have all the info that you need.
Oasis
sorry i cannot be of assistance here as we don't fit Yale. never have and never will.
thats what he fits
he should have all the info that you need.
Oasis
sorry i cannot be of assistance here as we don't fit Yale. never have and never will.
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Where is he?
He pops up everywhere else!
He pops up everywhere else!
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TBH its a 6300 and the reset procedure is on the page about battery changes.
But what do I know.
But what do I know.
yaleguy is the best person to ask but here's the manual, it should have the answer:
http://www.fastalarms.co.uk/HSA3600.pdf
The OP is about the HSA3600 alarm
http://www.fastalarms.co.uk/HSA3600.pdf
The OP is about the HSA3600 alarm
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Ta, still about the same proceedure though.
You should have popped in earlier
You should have popped in earlier
double, sorry
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yaleguy3
Hi the siren clear memory jumper you have moved does not clear or reset the control unit. This clears the memory in the siren of any devices linked to it when the siren is used as the master unit.
I cannot find anything in the 3600 manual unfortunately 9chunkylover has linked to it above.
I have never had to reset one of these panels before. I think a call to yale is required unless another existing user knows the answer.
I have the reset procedure for the 6300/6400 but obviously this will not help in your case and those panels are not simply cosmetically enhanced versions of the one you have.
What the message suggests to me though is that the control panel batteries have been dead for so long that your nvol memory has cleared.
I think you are looking at having to reprogramme the whole system and relearn all the devices into the alarm again once you reset the panel.
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yaleguy3
Ta, still about the same proceedure though.
You should have popped in earlier
Totally different panels
Totally different procedures
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Why for one, when I saw this in Wiki section I asked for it to be moved.
2, wondered where you were cos your always trolling other threads.
3, had a stab in the dark until someone was kind enough to assist.
Shame on you.
2, wondered where you were cos your always trolling other threads.
3, had a stab in the dark until someone was kind enough to assist.
Shame on you.
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