hello i have just had a yale alarm fitted, if I set it to 'home arm' does this mean I can walk freely around my home without setting senors off but the door sensor are intact and will be triggered if opened, I find the instructions lingo confusing
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yale alarm (home arm)
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thanks, a friend of mine fitted the alarm so has already set the zones for each senor/pir... I went out the front door and came back hour later to trigger the alarm instantly ... so I take it I have to go back into the zone settings to correct this?
the front door should be set as "entry" meaning if you open it, it will start a countdown (for example 30 seconds) during which time you can go to the panel and enter your code.
It sounds like the door may have been set as "away" meaning someone opening it triggers the alarm. That's how you'd want a window, or the back door, to be set.
You need to tell us which model of alarm it is.
It sounds like the door may have been set as "away" meaning someone opening it triggers the alarm. That's how you'd want a window, or the back door, to be set.
You need to tell us which model of alarm it is.
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