If you forget the password you have set in one of these transmitters there are only 9 passwords that can be set.
The password setting on the unit is a little difficult to understand. When you put a 3 digit code in service code 52 you are setting up 3 passwords, not just 1. The first digit is for the maintenance mode (calibration) The second digit is for the commissioning mode (when you hit the * key) The third digit is for the service menu (when you hit yes on the SERV menu under commissioning).
Here are the password options:
1 = 111
2 = 333
3 = 777
4 = 888
5 = 123
6 = 957
7 = 331
8 = 546
9 = 847
So, and example:
if you setup a password of 1.2.3:
- To calibrate you would have to enter 111
- When you hit the * key the password would be 333
- To access the SERV menu the password would be 777
There are no bypass passwords, these are the only passwords available for the unit.
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