Pyronix - Enforcer V10 Install Help

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Hi guys,

Just notice when I set the system using the control panel I enter my code and it starts to set Area A (full set) straight away. It won't let me press the Area B button (night set) to part set the system?

Using the app from my phone I can part set it no problem.

Why is the panel not giving me the option of of which Area I want to set?

Thanks
Matt
 
Also guys, should the bell have any lights/led? flashing when set (or not set). Do these only flash when the alarm is activated?

I've seen a jumper on the bell module that says comfort lights?

Thanks
Matt
 
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No leds as default( longer battery life ).and you have been messing with the code programming !
 
No ...
Did you clean start the panel ? If so what version , if not you should be able to set B unless you messed with user code setting.... best way to check is go into manager menu /.codes / add new user set as example 1960 as code now press yes to All options , come out of programming , now try that code .... can you set B?
 
No ...
Did you clean start the panel ? If so what version , if not you should be able to set B unless you messed with user code setting.... best way to check is go into manager menu /.codes / add new user set as example 1960 as code now press yes to All options , come out of programming , now try that code .... can you set B?


Yes did a clean start.
 
Enabled flex set and all works as it should. Got the remote keypad up and running now as well :)
 
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One thing my old Yale system had was a wireless panic button which was mounted by the bed, can't seem to see that Pyronix do one?
 

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