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If you know engineer code then you can do this and check menus But if you don't have it ask you installer to do it for you, the benefits of the installer and paying him will put weigh the cost and headache And if installer has disappeared there's plenty more who can work on this panel

In the engineer settings there should be option for silent set

Front door sensor will have a small switch spring to show the contact has closed , probably you didn't close it properly or perhaps broke or dropped the spring or something along those lines

Do you mean when you press the keypad it takes time to acknowledge the keypress ?

Yo welcome JW will have to remove his surname now

Send enough messages in order to enable private messaging Although if that's not the setting here , not sure who wants to take over verisure

Yes on the end of it is the arrow

Look at the cylinder there is an arrow pointer , needs to be pointing up, unless you magnets are to far away

I think you have used the wrong manual as there are three manuals for these panels in general and perhaps you followed the defaulting of the panel by mistake Possibly

Please wait ? The codes are usually easy to default if there's nothing wrong with the panel

You probably need a 3mm aswell But using in impact? I personally think expensive way to do it , I assume you have speed adjust on your impact and if not using a clip on chuck then using the more expensive drill bits with built on shaft

Fuse inside panel on PCB blown? Although maybe it's dead

Yes once power is done just install switch there and it will probably work

Ideally get power that end , if you can follow the existing cable with power cable of appropriate type

This makes sense why your so confused, wrong trade....

Ok but you don't have to use the fault

true, in case other diyers read this, op original post makes no sense leading up to this , but it is possible to blag your way through it , battery afters years is still needs to be changed having it connected without a load test and so on gives no guarantee, ignore rs232 comment and follow the manual , and default zones all need to be programmed, none of it is an oddity realistically, the fire zones would have been either setup by the op in error or its a used pcb or they are defaulted to those attributes on those zones from factory even tho unlikely, so watch where you buy it as op forgot to mention , from new make sure you default it anyway as a diyer that is.. atleast it might be working now so all good

Then tamper might be open if it's running through the zones , meaning it's setup as global tamper and you haven't connected the tamper and.zone wires correctly Or you selected a menu by mistake and pressed default?

This is easy bit lol

Lol I tried to look at manual it's as bad as other manuals

So your just using the AA and TT terminals in that case without eol and without any resistors

Or he could try having the ethernet card and use the Honeywell app to know what's going on Or selfmon app

You will have to default the panel to reset the options , this is issue when you haven't noted what changes you made and not really an installer , then selecting and changing options confusion dot com If you have way to note your setup then default the panel and start again

But taking this into consideration the basic diyer would probably stated here they changed the system battery anyway So sometimes being able to do many things makes no difference It could be anything , but as said , check fuses , check power outputs , take the plunge maybe and change the battery aswell Have fire extinguisher ready incase you get something wrong but usually small.pcb like that shouldn't be that bad as long as you don't use foil paper as a fuse

Outputs menu?