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Posted: Sat Nov 11, 2006 9:01 pm Post Subject:
Instruction Book for Alarm
I need an instruction book for an M & J alarm that was already installed on our house, as I cannot find the original. I only need an instruction book for the control panel, or written instructions if someone knows. The keypad has number 0-9, A, B, *, and a musical note button. The control panel does not have a screen, but lights for power, day, pa, tamper and zones 1 - 8 (3 zones are installed).
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Posted: Sat Nov 11, 2006 10:54 pm Post Subject:
Re: Instruction Book for Alarm
sch wrote:
The keypad has number 0-9, A, B, *, and a musical note button. The control panel does not have a screen, but lights for power, day, pa, tamper and zones 1 - 8 (3 zones are installed).
wow. thats a real big help... that narrows it down to just about every alarm with a keypad....
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Posted: Sat Nov 11, 2006 11:28 pm Post Subject:
Sarcastic f*cker.
For your information, not all of them have A & B on or for that matter a key with a musical note on.
As you can see from somebody here who has posted something useful, the texecom rkp has a musical note button, something the others do not have. Also, the "day" light the OP talks about only features on some of the rkp's pictured here, and they do not have A & B buttons on them. Some mfrs call "day" "Unset", other mfrs do not label their leds.
So actually, clever clogs, it does not narrow it down to just about every "alarm"** with a keypad.
**FYI, it is a control panel.
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Posted: Sun Nov 12, 2006 10:03 am Post Subject:
Ah, yes. But I'm afraid YOUR A & B buttons also have arrows on them. Correct if I'm wrong old chap, but I don't believe the OP mentioned directional symbols?
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Posted: Sun Nov 12, 2006 10:19 am Post Subject:
More Info
I have checked the box the alarm is wired into, not sure what it's called, but everything's wired into it and it has a mains power supply. That has a sticker saying 'Avanti System' on it. Sorry, I didn't see this before. Also, the control pad also has a Z button, but it doesn't look like any of the photos that have been posted. Thanks for your help
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