Honeywell Watches - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

It is located inside a tan colored metal box 12"wide by 15" tall and 4" deep; unless it is flush mounted, then only .5" deep. inside you will most likely find a 12 volt 4 or 5 or 7 amp hour battery. Note; the door may have a lock on it. I have found the key on top of the box, in the lock, and unlocked. The box could be located anywhere but, many times in closets, utility rooms, garages, crawl spaces, etc.

Turn the alarm off two times. If it still indicates A/C not ready, press the * key and it will tell you what zone is open or what zone has a low battery.

"bf" stands for "Back up failure. Your system communication to the monitoring station is working on phone lines only if it's tied into them. I would call the monitoring station and see if it's still communicating.

6150 is the type of keypad you have the alarm system itself. The 6150 works on a number of different Honeywell panels. You need to locate the main metal box and open it. There should be a white sticker on the board with the panel type. (Ex. v10,v20, Vista...)

It's something that has to be done in the systems programming. A programming guide will most likely also be needed.

The answer above is incorrect. If the back up battery was low it says, "bat" on the screen and that's it. Since the "11" is being displayed, zone #11 on your wireless system as a low battery.

Get into programming then enter # 197. If you get a zero and a beep, enter *1971 then get out of programming. This will work on vista-15p, vista-15psia, vista-20p, and vista-20psia panels

123 battery for the xmtrs and motion.not sure about the watch.123s are available at cvs or walgreens or where ever.

I dont know why you put this under "watches" but I found a Honeywell customer support site at:

http://www.security.honeywell.com/contact/support/index.html

without knowing the system type I can only guess. try entering 4 digit code then 1. if you don't know the code and have never really used system try 1234 then 1. this is assuming you have an ademco panel.

enter your 4 digit code then 9 example 1234 then 9

Your current monitoring company would take information from you that is typically on the cell radio then upload it with any changes they need. Your new monitoring company should be able to help GL.

I have found the User Manual, Installation Manual, and the Programming Form at the following website:
http://www.diyalarmforum.com/board/index.php?topic=95.0

However, this is a restricted website and you must register to download these manuals and forms. And, the Admin. must approve the request before you can download them.

You can view the Installation Instruction Manual here without registration:
http://www.info-techs.com/ademco/files/controls/installation/4110xmii.pdf

Additional programming information can be viewed here:
http://forum.doityourself.com/archive/index.php/t-175366.html


Contact ID Format Guide:
http://www.walkerhomesecurity.com/home_alarm_manuals/ademco/a4130xm.pdf

I haven't been able to reference the # 91 code unless I just overlooked it.

First of all, what is the model number of your control panel? Setting a new master code is different for different models. The model is usually named on the diagram on the inside of the control panel cabinet.

Check 09 indicates a problem with an expansion device, either a hardwired expansion board (4219 or 4229) or wireless (RF) receiver (5881 or 5883 in Canada) or RF receiver integrated in one of your keypads. What expansion device(s) do you have?