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Old Eircom Phonewatch System (Concord?) Service

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  • #32
    altor
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    PEHETHE wrote: »
    Hi Altor

    I have an old Phonewatch Concord 60-840-43 system which is no longer monitored. I have the engineer code and need to delete a sensor from a velux window. Can you send me the codes to do this?

    In engineer mode, system programming, sensors.
    Delete sensor, scroll to the one you want to delete and delete.

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  • #33
    PEHETHE
    Registered Users Posts: 4 ✭PEHETHE


    Great thanks for the quick reply. Much appreciated.


  • #34
    PEHETHE
    Registered Users Posts: 4 ✭PEHETHE


    altor wrote: »
    In engineer mode, system programming, sensors.
    Delete sensor, scroll to the one you want to delete and delete.
    Sorry please can you explain how to get into engineer mode? All I can see is option 9 for programming, but I don’t see any sensors option there.

    Again thanks for the help.


  • #35
    altor
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    PEHETHE wrote: »
    Sorry please can you explain how to get into engineer mode? All I can see is option 9 for programming, but I don’t see any sensors option there.

    Again thanks for the help.

    Press 8 put in engineer code then press 00

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  • #36
    PEHETHE
    Registered Users Posts: 4 ✭PEHETHE


    altor wrote: »
    Press 8 put in engineer code then press 00
    Thanks that worked fine.


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  • #37
    Sileboords
    Registered Users Posts: 7 ✭Sileboords


    Does anyone know where I could get some replacement door and window sensors for this system or a compatible type. Phonewatch say they are obsolete.


  • #38
    KoolKid
    Moderators, Home & Garden Moderators, Technology & Internet Moderators Posts: 24,789 Mod ✭✭✭✭KoolKid


    Try UTC (Aritech)
    Address: Unit, 2004 Orchard Ave, Citywest Business Campus, Dublin
    Phone: (01) 469 9760


  • #39
    Pudsy33
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    Hi all, sorry to bump an old thread but I'm having an issue with one of these. It's unused and unmonitored, and is now going off each night to report a low battery. Is there any way to turn off the trouble beeps? I am not DIY savy at all so would be hesitant to open it up and remove the battery and fuse etc. Any guidance would be appreciated.



  • #40
    vicwatson
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    Is the alarm unit still connected to the mains???


    Youll be able to remove the battery, it’s handy to do -

    The battery removal is simple. Just shut off the power at the mains and open the facade by unscrewing the two screws on top (iirc) of the unit - you’ll see the battery (long narrow dark coloured battery) and just pull the attachments off and remove the battery. Remember this is only a back up battery for when the mains fails.

    Screw back on facade and flick back on the mains power



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