Hi All.

we have had a scantronic 4600 in the house for 16 years.

it hasn't been used for the last 10 due to the kids and dog always setting it off.

now the kids are older and the dog was sadly put to sleep a week ago i want to start using the alarm again.

i've changed all the batteries and done a walk test and all seems fine. however, i've just found out we have a chime on two of the sensors that i want to disable.

is there a way of doing this or would an engineer be needed.

thanks in anticipation to a reply.

Chime on/off

4 + enter + user code

thanks for the reply.

unfortunately i have tried what you said but the chime remains on.

any other ideas or should i just scrap the system and get a new one.

thanks for the reply.

unfortunately i have tried what you said but the chime remains on.

any other ideas or should i just scrap the system and get a new one.

4600 User Commands From the Keypad

Full Set > User code + 2

Unset > User code

Part Set > User code + 1

Omit Zones > User code + 2 + OMIT + zone number. (Repeat

OMIT + zone number for all zones to be omitted.)

Keypad PA > 1 + 3

Silence Bells > User code

Reset > User code

Change User Code > 6 + Enter + existing code + new code + Enter

Walk Test > 3 + Enter + User code + activate detectors + Enter to end test

On older units: User code + 3 + Enter + activate detectors + Enter to end test

Chime On/Off > 4 + Enter + User code

Will sound silly I know but if the above is not solving your problem, have you got any smoke detectors that need new batteries?

Edited April 9, 200818 yr by magpye

thanks for the reply.

unfortunately i have tried what you said but the chime remains on.

any other ideas or should i just scrap the system and get a new one.

edited

Edited April 9, 200818 yr by anguscanplay

Will sound silly I know but if the above is not solving your problem, have you got any smoke detectors that need new batteries?

lol, i think i may well have. thanks anyway.

I'll have a look through the threads and see what systems are top of peeps lists.