After some consideration & replies from this site, I have decided to install a Texecom Elite 48 (metal) with 8XP expander & a com2400. The system is all set up using Wintex software with door magnets & PIR’s, the problem I have is I have set up the part arming for night time so the PIR’s are not on in the house just the door magnets (dogs & small children). However, I can not figure out how to set up this part arm so the keypad or internal sounder does not beep so waking up the house every time it is set at night. I had a Honeywell Accenta G4 previously, which I had programmed for silent arming for night time, but I cannot figure this out.

The other problem is when I changed the user code from 1234 it would only let me set up a 6 digit code, I understand this is something to do with the panel being grade 3, but is there any way to change it back to a 4 digit code.

 

As per manual,

 

Sys config 37- disable Grade 3

Area prog - Area options - 3 part arm silent

 

Use "Alter Part Arms" menu to exclude zones for part arm

You will still get a set confirmation sound even on part arm - silent

So it ain't actually silent then?, Surely there must be a way?, Adrian?.

So it ain't actually silent then?, Surely there must be a way?, Adrian?.

 

This ?

Lol, I can understand some sort of tone for a fail to set for example, but as previously mentioned, if you have children etc you need not be alerted to the fact that it's actually set surely?.

So it ain't actually silent then?, Surely there must be a way?, Adrian?.

Tried to lower the advisory tone volume?

Or switching off options in the Speaker Tone Menu?

As with most things on an Elite there's multiple different ways to do it.

Tried to lower the advisory tone volume?

Or switching off options in the Speaker Tone Menu?

As with most things on an Elite there's multiple different ways to do it.

I agree swb, but is it then not a global thing?, reduced volumes during a full set etc?, I'm asking because I don't know either mate, not because I'm being pedantic lol.

If you dont want the noise at the end of setting you need to turn off Service Tones in system tones, will also need turning off in keypad set up

I agree swb, but is it then not a global thing?, reduced volumes during a full set etc?, I'm asking because I don't know either mate, not because I'm being pedantic lol.

Yes, it will be Global. Including removing Service Tones like breff suggests.

I didn't say you where being pedantic, you just happened to be the nearest on topic quote