Resetting ADE G3 mini Alarm panel

[Lawrence Zarb]

Does anyone know how to reset the above Burglar alarm panel to the
factory default settings. The instruction manual doesn't give any
indication how this is to be done

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[charlie]

Lawrence Zarb <lawren...@equant.com> wrote in message
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> Does anyone know how to reset the above Burglar alarm panel to the
> factory default settings. The instruction manual doesn't give any
> indication how this is to be done

I am not 100% sure but try this.

Within 5 seconds of powering up the panel
Press Reset/Reset.

[Carl Morris]

On the Accenta G3 you need to do the following to reset back to factory
settings.

Power down Mains and battery, wait 20 seconds , flick the mains back on and
press (Reset, Reset) in quick succession straight after power up.

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[Adrian Maguire]

Have you done it yet?

If you have the factory engineer code, Put it into engineer by pressing
"PROG" then 9999 or whatever eng code has been programed into it. At
this stage you will need to press the "SET" button twice to load the
factory defaults.
Please note you WILL NEED the eng manuel to reprogram the alarm system
to your requirements I'm sorry Idont have a copy of this Manuel.
I may be able to get one, But please don't hold your breath.

There is another way but it involves placing a wire link between two of
the terminal befor you power up the panel. I'm sorry I don't know which
terminals on this model.

If this helps please let me Know.

All the best

Adrian

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[Paul Day]

"Lawrence Zarb" <lawren...@equant.com> wrote in message
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> Does anyone know how to reset the above Burglar alarm panel to the

> factory default settings. The instruction manual doesn't give any
> indication how this is to be done

to clear nvm to factory settings
remove mains + battery
remove all wires from terminals 13 & 23 (pa & set+)
fit wire link between 13 & 23 and apply power
remove link panel now back to factory settings
user code 0123
eng code 9999
let me know how you get on

[Ian T]

Paul Day wrote:

> "Lawrence Zarb" <lawren...@equant.com> wrote in message
> news:8f684f50bd15252600c...@mygate.mailgate.org...
>
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>>Does anyone know how to reset the above Burglar alarm panel to the
>>factory default settings. The instruction manual doesn't give any
>>indication how this is to be done

And there's a very good reason why not!!

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> to clear nvm to factory settings
> remove mains + battery
> remove all wires from terminals 13 & 23 (pa & set+)
> fit wire link between 13 & 23 and apply power
> remove link panel now back to factory settings
> user code 0123
> eng code 9999
> let me know how you get on

Paul, I assume you have the IQ of a brick!

Please think about what you have just done...

.. And, if the answer doesn't come to you then ask here..

I'm sure ADE will be pleased to hear you have been giving out this information
on a public newsgroup..

73 de Ian
R&D Manager, Arrowhead Alarm Products Ltd,
Auckland,
New Zealand.
(division of Crow Electronics, Israel)

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[Stefek Zaba]

In uk.d-i-y, Ian T (ia...@ihug.co.nz) wrote:

> Paul, I assume you have the IQ of a brick!

> Please think about what you have just done...

Oh, please! Paul supplied simple reset information for a domestic alarm
panel. This is *not* an alarm panel protecting a bank vault or a national
security installation. The number of burglars who'd bother to disarm an
alarm panel using subtle engineering and wiring methods in the sort of
house which would have one of these panels is vanishingly small; for an
unmonitored panel like this one, you're relying on your neighbours to look
out of the window or come out of their front door if it goes off (which is
a damn good reason to keep the false alarm rate right down!). If it's a
bigger or more isolated property, you'll be in to monitored alarm territory,
and multiple sounders to avoid the expanding-foam siren suppression
merchants - a tactic more broadly accessible to yer average housebreaker
than "now, let me see, was it a jumper between 2&3 or 3&4 on this model",
while the self-contained bell unit outside is squawking fit to burst as
a result of opening the alarm panel without putting it into "quiet" mode...

Stefek

[Lawrence Zarb]

I agree with Stefek, every time I remove the panel to work on the newly
installed system or remove the cover of a PIR, as the house is being
renovated I have to run the the keypad the shut the thing up....So if a
burglar was to try and reset the code he'll be doing it with the siren
wailing away...

[tkopc...@btinternet.com]

Worked just fine. Terminal numbers didn't exist, but if you a bit bright you can get round it. It is actually printed on the PCB an it tells you where the links go, easy...

Thanks