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HKC SecureWatch panel Audio alert

Stoner · 2008-09-15 00:50:51

Is it possible to turn off the "system Arming" and "system Unset" notifications without the engineers code?

15-09-2008 12:50AM

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Stoner

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Is it possible to turn off the "system Arming" and "system Unset" notifications without the engineers code?

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#2 15-09-2008 07:20AM

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In short no but you could disconnect it or put a pot on it to resuce the volume

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#3 15-09-2008 09:36AM

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Open the keypad and disconnect the speaker, its on a pair of white cables. Just pull it off the board.

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#4 15-09-2008 08:23PM

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ok so sabotage it is, thanks all

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