Hi, I have the galaxy panel that was fitted by ADT in my new home.I have spoken to ADT who claim no rights to this alarm as the previous home owner fullfilled their terms of conditions policy.
ADT would like me to enter into a contract or simply power the system down,but is there a way I could use it myself?,i know my way round electronics (LCD + plasma)tv servicing and repair and consider this galaxy a bit of a challenge.
Now when I powered it up it booted straight to anti code and displayed a four digit code which I assume is installed/activated by the fitter to safeguard ADT's equipment,I've done a little research and now think it can be defeated without the help(contract) from ADT.
I've read that there's a software suite called "wintex" and this programme can be used via USB with this alarm,so i'am wondering and of course asking on here if this "wintex" suite only available from "texcom" will allow me to generate clone the code and disable the anticode program in the programming menu?.
The advice I've had on other forums has Been vague to say the least and I've had the usual response " rip it out!",
So to cut a long story short will this "wintex" software suite allow me to conquer this galaxy 2?,
What the "guess What" ? That it didnt work?
Or did you manage to get two separate algorithms to work with each other ........................pmsl.
Alarm
December 2012
He be one of those idiots that swaps the entire power board because of three vented caps lol.
Hey gerrad I've a 64" plasma pioneer set with a vertical black pin stripe on screen,the pin stripe is behind the menu when I bring it up,any ideas?.
If you say the panel has gone then you no nothing.
e manno
December 2012
hope your better at fixing tv,s than you are at alarm systems ,though you sound like an component changer to me ,merry xmas
gts
December 2012
ha ha ha ,limewire is a music download site,good luck gerrad,let us know when you replace the panel
gts
December 2012
"I have spoken to ADT who claim no rights to this alarm as the previous home owner fullfilled their terms of conditions policy"
Come on e, didn't you read this?
Your reply was a bit off in these circumstances.
"This is an open forum mate and I for one won't enter into any discussions on the how's wont's and why's of what is still technically still adt's equipment."
acorn
December 2012
Ahh!, you lads are in the alarm trade,
That explains the answers....
With or without your help,,,,"I will defeat this panel"
So to let all you alarm guru's know, I've downloaded the latest version of wintex from a site called limewire and guess what??,
gts your wrong for a start mate,
Sorry for inconveniencing you all and I should of gone with my own judgement in the first place.
Gerrard
December 2012
and i dont think gerrard will thank you for patronising him kash,he knows he can use the pirs and bell box
gts
December 2012
only to those like you kash who answers question s when you do not fully understand alarm systems,if you give wrong advice on here you can cost the user lots of money,or worse put their life at risk,e manno,alarm guy,and acorn and myself have nearly 140 years of experience between us,we know our craft kash,can you say the same ?condemnant qui non intelligent!!!!!
gts
December 2012
i think its far simpler for u to have a new panel fitted most people go down this line with an old adt system. u dont need to change the bell box or sensors as an engineer will be able to configure them to the panel. so u can still have the adt box outside if u like the logo. its a touchy forom here for alarms mate its. there a bit touchy who answers and what u ask ????????
kash
December 2012
e manno not being touchy mate,think about what you are asking,if we gave out the info you want then lots o bad guys who read this too can use the info,then we all be in the brown stuff,best rip it out,fit a better panel,me thinks you will end up doing that anyway.
gts
December 2012
E manno you seem a little touchy regarding my question?,
Would you explain why please?,that's if it's not too much an effort for you, i'am asking what's apparent to me to be" a legitimate question".
Gerrard
December 2012
in short No!!!!!
I suggest you stick to fixing tellies mate,
This is an open forum mate and I for one won't enter into any discussions on the how's wont's and why's of what is still technically still adt's equipment.
Rest assured your post will be removed from here in due course.
e manno
December 2012
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