i have a scantronic 9427 alarm installed in my mums house, i know the code but do not know how to turn it on or off she has passed away now do i just enter the code when i set the alarm when i come and go from the house or do i need to press anything else,can you please advise.

jk, October 2011

acorn do you really think the people we help give a toss about us?they seem to thin k they get replies from a computor,you went out of your way to post all those instuctions,and you got not a word of thanks from him,not a word,no wonder you get dissal, by it all,
i agree with you,why the heel do we bother,

gts, October 2011

I really don't know why I bother.

acorn, October 2011

Sorry for your loss, been there.

TO FULL SET
Key-in your four digit user code.
The exit tone starts. Leave premises via the designated
exit door. Exit tone stops after pre-set time. Your alarm
system is SET.

TO PART SET
Your alarm system may have been installed to allow you
to have part of the premises set while other area(s) are
off. To part set the system key in 2 then ENTER, followed
by your user code.
Note that the part set exit tone is usually a buzzer sound, but your system may be programmed to silent set.

Note: If you enter your user code incorrectly four times in
a row then the system will raise a tamper alarm.

TO SWITCH OFF
Full Set: Enter by the designated entry door. Entry tone
starts. Go to control panel. Key-in your user code. System is OFF.

Part Set: Go to control panel. Entry tone starts. Key-in
your user code. System is OFF.

Note:
The system has a pre-set entry time to allow you to get to the panel. When the entry time has elapsed your system may be programmed to give an internal alarm for 30 seconds.

At the end of this 30 seconds the system gives a full
alarm (external sounder). Key in your user code to cancel the alarm.


The above is a copy/paste from the manual for the Scantronic 9448+ control panel (that's what I suspect your panel is) - 9427 is the KeyPad number.

If this doesn't do it get back again HERE, we always keep looking at past posts. Keeps everything together and then makes more sense.

acorn, October 2011