Can anyone help please. I’ve just replaced a battery in my alarm and I think I may have pressed some buttons that I shouldn’t of when trying to get out of the engineer section. When I do a full set now only lights 1 and 6 show when it’s setting. When I enter my hallway now it doesn’t beep like it used to for me to put my code in. If I enter my other two rooms it sets off the alarm straightaway like it’s meant to. Can anyone help me to switch the hallway back on to the entry/exit zone please. I’ve got a user guide but I don’t understand it. Thanks in advance for any help.
Veritas R8 alarm
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Need to know the zone number for hallway and what you want it to do . I.e. start the entry to allow you to unset or allow you to walk through the hallway detector when front door opened to access the alarm keypad.
Hi, sorry my post was a bit manic, I went into panic mode after I messed the alarm up. My hallway is zone 1 and usually when I enter the hallway from either my front door or I come down from upstairs the 30 second delay tone sounds so I can get to the unit to turn the alarm off. Zone 1 doesn’t seem to be covered anymore. I hope that makes sense
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Your need to enter engineer PROGRAMMING mode by using the engineer code.
When in programming mode
Enter 116 prog
This should make zone 1 entry exit
When in programming mode
Enter 116 prog
This should make zone 1 entry exit
When you are engineering enter 11 what LED is lit up on keypad ?
If you type in 48 ...is any LED's lit ?
If you type in 49 ...is any LED's lit ?
If you type in 49 ...is any LED's lit ?
That's ok then
The Zones that it usually covers is 1,2 and 3. I’ve never really noticed what lights light up whilst it’s setting before but at the moment when I set the alarm only 1 and 5 flash until it sets. I don’t know if that will throw and light onto the situation. BTW thank you for the replies so far.
How do you set the alarm ? ...what do you press when setting ?
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