The 'tamper signal' for entering this device is sent to the panel automatically when the battery is installed into the unit. If you cannot get the panel to receive a tamper from a known good sensor, you must remove the battery, short the + & - terminals on the sensor to get rid of capacitance and reinstall the battery when the panel is ready to receive a signal.
I'm having the same problem on a used Simon. I think the button is inside the wireless transmitter. It has a spring attached to it. Just press on the spring to send wireless signals to the panel. My problem is I press on the spring and the panel does not receive the signal, even with a $20 fresh Lithium Ion battery from Radio Shack.
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