some get good advice. most don't....
@GrahamB
remove your knacked battery, power the main down without electrocuting yourself....
apply mains power only & chances are the alarm with start with control of the keypad
The book says-
The RFX is designed to work with the 9751, 9752, 9851 and 9853 control units.
723r/728r. A four button Remote Setting Device (also called a “telecommand”) that can be used to full set, part set or unset an alarm system. The 728r version provides “rolling codes” for added security.
Personally I'd bin the lot...
My crack pot theory, in the olden days-
Unmarried sex, affairs, poofery all used to be a bit of scandal & used to be blackmailable cause if the papers found out you loose your position in society...
Noncing is still very taboo, hence Mr Epstein's...
The high profile people is often about getting people of power into a black mailable position ?
Regards of being rich or poor I reckon I could cure all the offenders with nothing more than a simple claw hammer...
nonce ban ?
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/content/dam/news/2022/04/06/TELEMMGLPICT000058725877_trans_NvBQzQNjv4BqhZJ9vnP3TZj6dX4F0Tnhrlt1EhdK4aiwcWMQPYeW9P0.jpeg?imwidth=680
they'd laugh out loud....
If you can't turn if off with the keypad, your wasting your time with wifi
Personally I'd remove the wifi card until you can control the alarm with the keypad
sorry can't provide other people's copyrighted software,
I'd assume the average alarm installer would try the default codes on anything which fails to unset with the known code.
If that did not work attempt to fully default the controls...
no, you need to connect to the panel as a hotspot or manually enter details....
however certain charters say ~.# or _ain't available for the alarm keypad