[rockerchick]

I have a scantronic 9427 style alarm in my house but i have never used it, but as i am going away tomorrow i would like to know how to use it and set the code for it basically, i've tried googling for manuals and there are a lot of threads about it but i can't seem to find a manual for that particular model, any help please?

[elke21]

http://www.mrsecurity.com/usermanuals/index.html

no 9427 listed there, but may still come in useful

(should be same as 9448)

[Cruachan]

Scantronic 9427 seems to be the make/model of the keypad. What details of make/model are on the alarm control panel?

EDIT: And I bet more people will look at your thread if you say in the title with what you need advice.

[rockerchick]

Originally Posted by elke21

http://www.mrsecurity.com/usermanuals/index.html

no 9427 listed there, but may still come in useful

(should be same as 9448)

I don't have the 4 digit code it is set to now what do i do?????

[Cruachan]

Originally Posted by rockerchick

I don't have the 4 digit code it is set to now what do i do?????

Tell us the make/model of the control panel.

[rockerchick]

Originally Posted by Cruachan

Tell us the make/model of the control panel.

it's a scantronic 9427, i have found the number but i want to change it as anyone could have it.

[clarribo]

Originally Posted by rockerchick

it's a scantronic 9427, i have found the number but i want to change it as anyone could have it.

1 Press [6]
2. Press [ENT]
3. Enter existing [User code]
4. Enter new [User code]
5. Press [ENT]

http://www.mrsecurity.com/usermanuals/9448user.html

Its the same instructions despite the different serial number.
There's a few other forum posts (not DS) out there on same subject.

[Cruachan]

Originally Posted by rockerchick

it's a scantronic 9427, i have found the number but i want to change it as anyone could have it.

I don't think the alarm panel will be a 9427 - that's the designation of the keypad.

Anyway, here is a link to the user manual for a panel which supports the 9427 keypad. You will see instructions in there about how to change the user code:

http://www.jpalarms.co.uk/Docs/9448_...572_iss_2).pdf

[Rich243]

i think the OP needs to know the original code to change to a new code , and they don't know that code

maybe there is an general engineers code they can enter

[Cruachan]

Originally Posted by Rich243

i think the OP needs to know the original code to change to a new code , and they don't know that code

I initially thought that might be the case, but in post #6 the OP tells us that she (now) knows the number and wants to change it.