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Setting the Combination 1. Remove the key holder from the KeySafe by pressing the RESET button, followed by the OPEN button. Pull down on the key holder from the bottom of the KeySafe 2. Remove the bracket. Press the Release tab on the bracket and slide the KeySafe upward until it is free of the bracket. 3. Remove the plastic card attached to the bracket. You will see ten numbered buttons with arrows. These numbers correspond to the numbered buttons on the front of the KeySafe. An up arrow indicates that the button is not selected, a down arrow indicates that the button is selected as part of the combination. 4. Using the screwdriver tip on the plastic card, apply light pressure to rotate the arrows on the buttons you've selected for your combination a half-turn to the downward position until it snaps into place. Caution: The arrows must either point up or down, with downward arrows representing the numbers in your combination. If any arrow is pointing left, right, or is not fully seated when turned downward, the combination will not work. Improperly setting the combination is not covered under the warranty. 5. Return the plastic card to the bracket for future use

This unit would be mounted in the top of the door and the other sensor above the other they need to b cut in to the door on the top of the door and on the top frame reason being you then have a tamper proof security door that very few will know is a security door to achive this you will need a plasma cutter or hire out to get the holes u need cut thanx Chris

This could be referring to your battery backup for the control panel. Make sure your battery connections are secure and check the batteries' voltage with a multimeter. If it is showing less than 12 volts and has been connected to the control panel for more than 24 hours, the battery is bad and needs replacement. Contact your local alarm company and ask them verify the battery is bad, and they can install a new one for you right then.

IT might be testing ok, but you need to load test it. It could be the charging circuit but in most cases the battery will show a surface charge that is ok for a short period of time.

I have strongly recommended that change your power supply with the same specification voltage and amp. I have installed so many GE DVR's most of DVR's restart when the power supply is not working properly or HDD have bad sectors. I also recommend use the scan disk on you HDD for proper checking of your HDD.

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Open the system, unplug the transformer, disconnect one lead of your battery, reconnect the battery first, then the Ac if it says low battery still, then you need a new battery take the one you have go to battery plus get a new one, and reconnect it, it may still say low battery, wait for an hour for the battery to charge, disconnect the AC and battery again, reconnect the battery first then the transformer. It should clear the low battery.That battery is a 6 VDC 1,.9 Ah.

There is a volume setting in the users book, have you adjusted that. - Alarmprofessor.net