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sixtoe
- Jan 1, 1970
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Yesterday afternoon, I had my installer remotely remove three wireless
zones from my Via 30P system and replace an old zone with a new
sensor.
When I got home four or five hours later, I noticed none of the
changes had taken place. I tried powering down the system, waiting a
minute, and powering back up.
I got the typical "Busy D1" message, but it stays on that screen and
won't clear. I don't have the installer code, but I tried pressing "#
and *" as well as "# then 0", but no dice. It's stuck on that screen,
despite giving it 8 hours to clear.
After fiddling with diffferent key combinations, the keypad eventually
seems to lock up (i.e., keypresses no longer beep). I went to another
keypad and tried the same thing, but that keypad eventually locks up
too.
I've powered down the system four times and restarted, with the same
results every time.
It's Saturday morning, and my installer's out of the office until
Monday.
I've seen suggestions on other threads that suggest "bad board." Is it
as simple as that? Did restarting my system fry the panel?
Any thoughts?
zones from my Via 30P system and replace an old zone with a new
sensor.
When I got home four or five hours later, I noticed none of the
changes had taken place. I tried powering down the system, waiting a
minute, and powering back up.
I got the typical "Busy D1" message, but it stays on that screen and
won't clear. I don't have the installer code, but I tried pressing "#
and *" as well as "# then 0", but no dice. It's stuck on that screen,
despite giving it 8 hours to clear.
After fiddling with diffferent key combinations, the keypad eventually
seems to lock up (i.e., keypresses no longer beep). I went to another
keypad and tried the same thing, but that keypad eventually locks up
too.
I've powered down the system four times and restarted, with the same
results every time.
It's Saturday morning, and my installer's out of the office until
Monday.
I've seen suggestions on other threads that suggest "bad board." Is it
as simple as that? Did restarting my system fry the panel?
Any thoughts?