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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?

Wrong keypad? Or wrong tags? Or faulty keypad?

Don't know, I don't really know the panel But usually if it doesn't let you unset with code it's because you have to use the proximity tag If prox tag isn't letting you then I assuming an option is the problem with the proximity tags

Check tag / user options Assuming you can unset normally?

For sure , last one I worked ten years ago, we took the wireless unit out and surface wired

9750? Scantronic?

Is this you?

Ah your old ways are gold

Hmmm you would have to get rid of the pedophiles and business people in parliament making money out of it (and taking part in it) and every other high position for things like this to take effect and then everyone would shout censorship blah blah and wonder why kids are messed up in the head

Told you send to me I light it up

Sounds like AI talk

Cheaper and works tho right ?

https://detectortesters.com/testifire Get wallet ready

You don't have engineer access and can't default it , so your stuck really , buy new panel

So then defaulting should have solved the problem realistically or there's a problem with board The board itself cheap to replace

No Alarm company will be interested if you pay, and there will be others You probably be like others every 5/6 years replace a system instead of getting the one you have fixed Atleast get yourself some quotes , when you DIY it you will get some head ache to come with that aswell , and you don't have any friends who install alarms .....

So you have user manual telling you how to set the partset