Need to remove panic button

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Hi,

I am decorating a bedroom in my house and want to move a panic button which is connected to my house alarm up into the loft temporarily before moving it to another bedroom. How do i stop it activating my alarm so i can just move it?

Please help as every time i take off the cover it sets off the tamper alarm (obviously!)
 
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Can you not disconnect the bell/siren whilst you move it.
Or maybe disconnect the power and backup battery.
 
If you disconnect power & battery, the bellbox will kick in, assuming you have SAB.....

Why not activate the PA, switching it off immediately at the panel without pressing reset, then you are free to do as you wish. When it is re-installed, just hit reset and panel should revert to day mode (or at least it will if you have ADE panel).
 
or if secures idea doesnt work, short thr PA terminals in the panel. this will stop it workin
 
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yeah i will try activating it and then turning it off at the panel without pressing reset. Hopefully that will work!
 
Shouldn't you have some sort of code that you can key in to put the thing into a mode where you can fiddle with it without the alarm going off?
 
Don't know of this facility, Ban. At least not on Texecom or ADE. However, most keyswitch panels allow fiddling in the test position without fear of pg off the neighbours!
 
Have seen this on scantronic (iirc) where if you enter the engineer code and leave it in the menu it disables all zones for working on.
 
how about switchin it to walk test (if it has 1)
 
for what its worth , when a p.a. button is opened it doesnt usually go into tamper, but ALARM
 
OK, in walk test, it won't upset the neighbours, but will drive you bonkers beeping to tell you you've breached the PA circuit!!
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