Can't say 100% sure I've used it before but I do have a feeling that it is the correct engineer code. I have changed the battery before but I can't remember the procedure we carried out then and I can't see my previous posts from 2009 on here to refer back to.
Scantronic 9651 low battery
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07890 - invalid code
Do a stage 1 reset 
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Then make sure this option is off ...no 38 
Box up panel and 99 enter to leave engineering
Box up panel and 99 enter to leave engineering
Then reset your user code from 1234 to whatever
Think I will wait till daylight to try that one Sparky, thanks mate.
Do you have the figure 3 as mentioned?
Do you have the figure 3 as mentioned?
Getting a Battery Missing warning as well now
Check battery leads are connected correctly.
Not uncommon that new battery is totally flat and control panel will not charge battery.
Where did you purchase battery from.
Not uncommon that new battery is totally flat and control panel will not charge battery.
Where did you purchase battery from.
Came from Tayna Batteries
Yuasa 12v 2.8Ah, same as the one that came out
Yuasa 12v 2.8Ah, same as the one that came out
Power down system
Short NVM RST pins with small screwdriver, power system back up with pins still shortedthen remove short.
Now do a stage 1 reset as described in manual.
This will reset engineer code and user code back to factory default. All zone programming will remain with stage 1 reset.
There is no need to short the kick start pins.
Short NVM RST pins with small screwdriver, power system back up with pins still shortedthen remove short.
Now do a stage 1 reset as described in manual.
This will reset engineer code and user code back to factory default. All zone programming will remain with stage 1 reset.
There is no need to short the kick start pins.
I don't have the manual to do a stage 1 reset, only the user guide. any chance you have it? Please.
Google Scantronic 9651 engineering manual.
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