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You would probably be looking at in excess of 100 notes +VAT. Maybe slightly less if you took a service plan with someone. Drop me a PM

Push no again and list the menu options for the first few presses of no

Yup…. I’ve also tried it on a v10 panel in case you posted the wrong software version

What about if you push No after pushing D and then entering your code, so D Code Upon error, push no. I’ve just tried what you described on my test kit and it doesn’t replicate what you’ve said

Might be worth getting a firm in. A bit too far for me to do as a homer

My choice? :unsure: What happens if you push D then enter one of the two mystical codes you have? If you get into a menu by pushing no tell us what the first few options you see are.

There is but it’s slightly complicated and if you make a mistake you’ll fry your panel. Where are you located?

Not convinced you have / are entering the engineering code

You literally type the code in and it opens the engineer menu…

Try 1111 It’s unlikely to work but that is the default engineering code

Sounds like the original engineer has enabled engineer fault resets. Do you have the engineering code?

Do you have the engineers code?

If you simply enter your code what do you get on the screen?

Good stuff

Doesn’t really make sense as the panel should recognise the new batteries. When you aren’t trying to set the alarm is the yellow triangle flashing?

Assume it stopped after its 3 10 minute bursts? Either that or your ear drums will have packed in by now.

Just to be clear are you saying the panel is indicating the wireless devices you have put new batteries in as still having low batteries?

wireless devices, wireless bells, delete

Are you sure there are no other sessions? That naming convention isn’t usual for a sensor fixed to a front door

To echo others, I’d throw in the towel at this stage and get a local company in to do a service for you