My Honeywell's ademco 6150 has a 09 not ready message on keypad. I can not set my alarm.
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Hi yes you have. Fault on zone 9 what ever that is door or window open ? Faulty switch broken wire? we Are professional security installers can't help more than that without looking at your situation
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You have an open zone 9, most likely front door contact if the system is wireless. Check the magnet or replace the battery. Then enter your code and off twice, this should clear the zone. If it still shows a 9 you can enter your code, 6, then 09, this will bypass the zone and give you a green light
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You have a zone (09) that is tripped, could be a door or window sensor that isn't lined up properly or broken. Or maybe there is tripped motion on a zone. You can bypass the zone by entering your code then pressing 6 and then the zone number (09 in your case), then type in your code again and it should beep and the zone is bypassed. This zone isn't active now though, so if its tripped the system will ignore it and not notify you or go off.
1576947
Edd is correct but this will not fix the problem if you have a fault and bypass it's only temporary fix till system is properly repaired
1440644
No & No to both questions! There is a little work setting up the kp on the alarm panel you are hooking it to. Power is supplied by the alarm panel. Check specifications on power provided by your alarm ADEMCO panel and the keypad requirement. Coupled that with devices running of the aux panel output as we'll.
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If you are referring to the number key pad, you need to press the "num Lock" on the upper left corner of the number pad. If the light is ON then it should work. If this is not what you meant you need to provide more details.
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We had to contact our Alarm Company to have them verify that this Keypad would be a comparable replacement. It did but there are other things to consider. We had to remove the battery from the main box before we started the replacement and the last wire you hook up is the green wire. It is the Hot wire. Good luck
651289
I honestly don't know... mainly because I don't know what system you have. I just looked on the back side of my keypad that failed and got a make/number off of it and did a search.
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When the alarm signal goes off, and cannot be reset. Also, when this happens you have to buy a new unit. This just happened to me, so I can speak from experience. Good luck.
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It sounds like there may be an issue with the device. My unit simply shuts off with no alarm whatsoever. You may want to contact the seller for more information and/or an exchange.
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It's been several months since we replaced ours, so only going on memory here. There was a 'one minute' button which would heat on high for one minute. If you enter say 530, it should heat for 5 minutes 30 seconds, at whatever power level selected. If it doesn't do that, it's defective. Try entering a time then hit the timer button, which should just time down and sound the alarm when the time is up. If that doesn't work either, you know it's defective. Good luck. (Our control panel worked fine for 10 years.)
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Yes. I have the SC001 keypad in the house and the AA433 in detached garage with sensor. If someone can even get the door up an inch, both alarms inside and out go off. Works great by me.
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I have the same issue, so when I go to use it, I actually hit the enter button first, then I enter the code number followed by the enter button again. Then it works on the first try. I figure it just needs to 'wake up' first.
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It takes a while to get used too.Did you assign a number to your code? Your code will start with that number 1xxx or 2xxx or 3xxx.Next once you enter your code, you have to press the # key and then you get a buzzing noise. You now have about 10 seconds to open the door.If all else fails there is a reset code. I cant help you here, your individual reset code will be in the instructions
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The 6150RF is hard wired and works with the Ademco Vista series of panels. It needs to be addressed in keypad programming by powering down then holding * and # for 5 seconds. Give it the new address you are replacing. I don't know about the keypad 6128 but if it's hard wired there's a chance it will work unless it has features the 6150RF doesn't have.
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I have no idea what is going on. I have two of these units, and it is -1F outside right now, and both are reading normally. I think you may have a defective outside sensor, and should contact Honeywell.
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First thing I'd check receptacle for power.Plug in a tester or lamp. If that doesn't work try "reset" button,which should clear all,then input station times,clock etc.
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To clean the screen the owner's book suggest a soft DAMP cloth. However, if you cannot view the "schedule" box and all the boxes across the bottom can be seen, I would think your unit has suffered an electronic failure. I would recommend you call Honeywell or contact there service dept via the web. Like most modern day products with computer type keypads, there are no consumer serviceable parts.
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I had no problem programming my keypad and remote. However, I had been made aware of the old versus the new keypad problem previously. Confirm you have the current model. If not, exchange it.
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I have a different alarm system but I did have to reset the error on the panel to remove the low battery indicator