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  1. graeme.a.jones

    Replacing a Honeywell Mk7 Keypad

    Dear GalaxyGuy Its working! As you suggested the backplane was not secured in a symetric manner and wobbled. Whoever put in the keypad made a (hidden) mess when (s)he drilled the hole. Fixed the mess, screwed a horizonally aligned short piece of wide elastic band into sacrificial hole, checked...
  2. graeme.a.jones

    Replacing a Honeywell Mk7 Keypad

    Job for tomorrow. Let you know! Thanks again. G ps Duh ... just understood your username!
  3. graeme.a.jones

    Replacing a Honeywell Mk7 Keypad

    Fantastic. I've never used one of these forums before ... I'm frankly amazed. Thanks!
  4. graeme.a.jones

    Replacing a Honeywell Mk7 Keypad

    Thanks ... although your reply already shows I'm naive! I have the engineer code (really old one apparently) but why do I need it? What will I need to do once works are completed? Looking at powering down videos at the moment. I assume I need to do that? Also, perhaps an incorrectly configured...
  5. graeme.a.jones

    Replacing a Honeywell Mk7 Keypad

    Security company say my keypad needs replacing (after a Tamper 0 error). They want to charge £200 to replace. I think I can buy a new keypad for £30 on Ebay. Is it a simple process of swapping the keypad on the current backplane (checking the wall tamper) or am I being too naive?!
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