To solve the problem, I'd like to use a key fob (or any other 2+ button device) that will turn the lamp module on/off.Īny recommendations for a fob that I can use specifically for this one lamp module? I want the fob to only affect this one specific lamp module and nothing else. Images of the keypads have been provided to help you easily identify your system. NX-148E-CF 1 Installing/Service Company For Service Call Central Station This system is is not partitioned. COMMERCIAL FIRE SYSTEM LCD KEYPAD The appropriate stickers should be applied on the keypad door for the Emergency Activation keys that are programmed to work with your system. This allow s these modules to be supervised by the control panel. NetworX Series NX-148E-CF Commercial Fire. Always use leading zeros when necessary, i.e. The problem is that the on/off button is often unresponsive (and I've replaced the module twice, and the button is consistently frustrating, so it appears to be a flaw in the design and manufacturing). For supervision purposes, the NetworX control panel has the ability to automatically find and st ore in its memory the presence of all key pads, zone expanders, w ireless receiver s, and any other module connected to the data terminal. Enter the 2-digit (applies to NX4/6/8) or 3-digit (applies to NX8E) user number. She uses the physical button to toggle it on and off. It has a window A/C unit, which is controlled with a GE z-wave on/off lamp module. If you want to power it down, you find the wall plug transformer, unplug it, and unplug the battery in the system enclosure.īasically, to get rid of the telephone line trouble, you need the installer code (the normal default is 9713, but it's almost certainly changed) so that you can turn off the dialer and the telephone line voltage monitor.I have an ADT pulse setup, so I know my options are limited in some ways when it comes to home automation.īut, I have a detached garage that my wife uses as an office. Do not disconnect keypad wires with the system powered up, as that's one way to actually damage the keypad, motherboard, or both. Security systems _are_ complicated they were designed to be difficult for criminals defeat their configuration. If there's not a diagram there, the system model is on the label of the main chip in the middle of the system motherboard. You find the system model by looking at the wiring diagram on the inside of the door to the metal enclosure with the system motherboard and the battery. 36 GE Keypad Manuals and User Guides (53 Models) were found in All-Guides Database.
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