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Posted by SantaUK on March 16, 2008, 5:10 pm
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Ah, makes sense - more based towards the residential side of things. Cheers
for that.
> If you have a 504 it won't work. It was only ever intended to work on the
> ADT software for the Galaxy 8+ & 16+ in the UK. In all honesty the 8+ was
> just a 16+ board with the ability to add a rio removed especially for ADTs
> smaller installs.
> They keypads with the coloured buttons had a separate part number to the
> normal MK7 keypad, but the only difference is the colouring of the
> buttons. The PCB is exactly the same so if you had a normal MK7 keypad on
> a 16+ with ADT software, if you pressed *2,5 or 8 it would have the
> desired effect.
>
>> Do you have it on PDF format? If you could email me it I would really
>> appreciate it. I have a 504 ADT board, and would be installing this for
>> my friend.
>>
>> santaukREMOVETHIS@hotmail.co.uk
>>
>>
>>>I have a copy of the ADT manual. This feature is restricted to their
>>>version of the software i'm afraid.
>>>
>>>> Frank Olson wrote:
>>>>> SantaUK wrote:
>>>>>> Hehehe, no its not that. I think that the ADT panel has special
>>>>>> software to enable this function, and I don't have an ADT version of
>>>>>> the manual, only the original manufacturer version. Unfortunately
>>>>>> the keypad only has output number *99 - so no joy on that score. And
>>>>>> I can't seem to see anything where you can press * and a number,
>>>>>> either together or separately, in the manual.
>>>>>
>>>>> *99 will exit programming. In most Ademco panels, pressing * and #
>>>>> within sixty seconds of power up will get you into programming. If
>>>>> "lockout" has been enabled, this won't work though.
>>>>
>>>> It sounds like its similar to Ademco (at least the zone numbers line
>>>> up).
>>>>
>>>> The 95, 96 and 99 aren't programmed at the keypad, they are turned on
>>>> in zone programming. Once they are on the panel should recognize the
>>>> commands input at the keypad.
>>>
>>>
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