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Full Resetting of Eurosec CP8L
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correomaster
Feb 23, 2008, 4:05:40 AM2/23/08
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I have recently moved into a new property which has an Eurosec CP8L
alarm fitted. I undertand that the property had been empty for some
time as it has been completely renovated. The user manual for the
alarm was conveniently left nearby. A couple of days after moving I
tried to use it. I noticed that the LCD displayed the message "Mains
fault". Anyway I decided to give it a go assuming that the code left
would be the defualt code. This did not seem to be the case as as soon
I pressed a key, the system becamed activated. The main door was open
as my parter was doing something and the whole thing went ballistic.
The default code did not work at all. So I could only open the "fuse
box" (no fuses there, just wires) and disconnect the system. As it was
still blaring, I ended up opening the main box (the one with the anti-
tamper spring) and disconnect the battery.
alarm fitted. I undertand that the property had been empty for some
time as it has been completely renovated. The user manual for the
alarm was conveniently left nearby. A couple of days after moving I
tried to use it. I noticed that the LCD displayed the message "Mains
fault". Anyway I decided to give it a go assuming that the code left
would be the defualt code. This did not seem to be the case as as soon
I pressed a key, the system becamed activated. The main door was open
as my parter was doing something and the whole thing went ballistic.
The default code did not work at all. So I could only open the "fuse
box" (no fuses there, just wires) and disconnect the system. As it was
still blaring, I ended up opening the main box (the one with the anti-
tamper spring) and disconnect the battery.
Is there anyway I can do a full reset of this alarm or should I call
an engineer to do it?
Thanks in advance.
Paul Ekins
Feb 23, 2008, 6:22:52 AM2/23/08
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As this system has un-used for some time and been left during renovation I
would advise you get an engineer to give it a service at the same time as
resetting it.
would advise you get an engineer to give it a service at the same time as
resetting it.
--
A fine is a tax for doing wrong. A tax is a fine for doing well.
Paul Ekins
Linc Secure
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cj
Feb 23, 2008, 6:27:29 PM2/23/08
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Hi
I agree with other poster the Eurosec has gone through 3 software updates
over the past 18 mths and each has a slightly different reboot protocol.
Also you say as soon as you pressed a key it alarmed?? (or did you press a
few keys?)
You may have more underlying problems.
Well worth your local alarm engineer having a look may save you a lot in the
long run.
I agree with other poster the Eurosec has gone through 3 software updates
over the past 18 mths and each has a slightly different reboot protocol.
Also you say as soon as you pressed a key it alarmed?? (or did you press a
few keys?)
You may have more underlying problems.
Well worth your local alarm engineer having a look may save you a lot in the
long run.
HTH
CJ
Engineer
Mar 8, 2008, 6:53:14 PM3/8/08
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