Re: Alarm configuration information


Jethro wrote:


2) By refusing to supply the code, the company are tacitly admitting
they *have* the code. Some people might suggest that *if* you suffered
a break-in and the alarm didn't go off, then there *may* be the
*smallest* possibility that one of their staff is up to no good. Of
course, if you can change the alarm code yourself, then that removes
this possibility.

At least with my alarm, it's possible for me to configure it so that
the engineers code won't work until my code is entered.

Tim.

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