Can I eliminate the beeping sound when arming the system or upon entering the house to disarm? (it disturbs my dogs due to underground fence)
1255864
I haven't found a way to completely silence the beeping when arming the system or upon entering the house to disarm, but if you go to settings and turn the volume all the way down and then save that setting, it will turn the beeping down really low. With the volume all the way down the system will still sound the alarm at a high volume in the event of an unauthorized entry. Hope this helps.
1255865
You can turn off the exit warning in the system settings if you have your installer password. I do not know a way to turn off the entry warning.
1545611
The beep sound is to tell you that the unit is ready to fire again. You can deactive this feature if you wish by pressing the "BUZ" button
2218301
I removed the cover from the mechanism with two phillips screws. The wires to the cover aren't very long so support the weight of the cover with a piece of duct tape or something while you work. There is a small beeper located on the circuit board in the lower right corner. It is black round plastic about 1/2" diameter and 1/2" tall with a hole in the top so the sound can come out. I used small needle nose pliers to break away small pieces of plastic until I could get to the metal diaphragm that makes the sound. You could also use a small screw driver or ice pick to just break the top off of the component. Removing the diaphragm silences the unit and doesn't disturb the normal operation. Be careful when reinstalling the cover so that the wires don't get pinched by the screw. Also, the screw hole at the bolts is slotted so make sure the cover doesn't rub the bolts when you tighten the screw. Thanks for making the comment about the beeping sound. In dead silence it would certainly be a locator beacon just to where you are standing while trying to get to a weapon to protect yourself.
937768
No sound from the motion sensors when disarmed but the red indicator light on the motion sensor does flash when it senses motion. I don't know about door protection. We don't use that feature.
438091
The only beeps would come from the phone itself which you should be able to disable in the settings menu.
2128280
The beep is not ear piercing but similar to the stove timer. It beeps 5 times before stopping, Pushing the off button or opening the door does not stop the full 5 beeps. I wish it could be turned off, but have found no way to do it.
1070936
I would assume that it uses a standard beeper, a round, squat plastic cylinder with a small hole in the top that projects the sound. You would have to open up the unit, which would void your warranty, and place a small piece of tape over the hole, thus reducing the beep to a very low sound, but it would still be there.
1569334
I dont believe the beeps can be shut off. I am very happy with the safe and the sound of the beep is very faint.
1499668
that's all to it. if the unit is not defective it should make an audible beep every minute or so.time will tell if it really gets rid of creatures.
2141071
I'm not sure, I don't use this device any longer. However, I remember Option had a program on their website which allowed the user to change various settings in the device... It may allow you to disable the beep. Have a look at their website and see.
1500679
Yes. I removed siren connected to panel and added wireless at different location so I could hide panel. I use the remotes to arm and disarm so no need for panel to be in sight.
1336359
The keypad will seperate from the mounting plate, start at the bottom, it takes a little gentle prying. Turn off base unit, alarm will sound. Unsrew base plate and remount.... I have done it 3 times... I still have a problem with mine, even after a replacement unit, it will arm but not disarm the system. If you have any info, reply.
1585582
I don't believe so. Checked the manual to be sure, and saw nothing about turning off the beep sound. The beep isn't what's loud on the microwave though. It's just the sound it makes while running.
1235765
You will disarm basically by pressing 'off' on the keypad followed by your pass cord. Or just press 'off' on the keychain. My system is simple. That's all I know.
248171
If you are talking about shutting down the sound beep(s) when the door is closing from the monitor or opening from outside, then just press the square push button key with drawing of loudspeaker. Each time you press the button you hear a beep from the unit, from no sound, soft, medium and to loud level. That will set monitor's beep (alarm) to no sound, low, medium or loud. It seems that if you "disable" closing door beep you also "disable" open door beep.In case you want to disable "alarm" from garage opener when the door is closing from monitor, I believe that is not possible because this a safety feature. If you are talking about shutting down the sound beep(s) when the door is closing from the monitor or opening from outside, then just press the square push button key with drawing of loudspeaker. Each time you press the button you hear a beep from the unit, from no sound, soft, medium and to loud level. That will set monitor's beep (alarm) to no sound, low, medium or loud. It seems that if you "disable" closing door beep you also "disable" open door beep.In case you want to disable "alarm" from garage opener when the door is closing from monitor, I... » Read More If you are talking about shutting down the sound beep(s) when the door is closing from the monitor or opening from outside, then just press the square push button key with drawing of loudspeaker. Each time you press the button you hear a beep from the unit, from no sound, soft, medium and to loud level. That will set monitor's beep (alarm) to no sound, low, medium or loud. It seems that if you "disable" closing door beep you also "disable" open door beep.In case you want to disable "alarm" from garage opener when the door is closing from monitor, I believe that is not possible because this a safety feature. « Show Less
114325
No, not really. When the infrared transmitter detects movement...the receiver sounds. But if you, the person who set the alarm system up initially, knows this (as you obviously do) it is no big deal. The thing chimes and you say "Oh yeah, cool. My alarm works." But I think I understand why you ask, because if you have a true siren-type of alarm, you need a delay of a few seconds to turn the bloody thing off because you don't want to hear it triggered. After all, it is "you" entering the alarmed site and not an intruder. But this 1Byone system is more for when you are home or in your garage and you wish to know that somebody else is within range of the transmitter and they set it off (not you). Kind of like when your dog barks at a person approaching. There is no "delay" so to speak, but you thank your dog at any rate because he/she warned you of said interloper (or whomever...could be an in-law:). But no, to answer the question, no delay feature. If it detects, it beeps. Low or High setting. Still a good system though. I've become accustomed to the chimes as it has detected my movement on the order of 100 to 1, me vs. ?
301543
I use the remote key pad nest to the entry door to arm and disarm the system. The main control panel is hidden, should take a burglar a minute or more to locate, time enough for control panel to complete notifications.