steerage250
Member
We were on holiday and a corroded siren tamper switch caused a false alarm. I bypassed it and reset the alarm. Weeks later (today) when I went to replace the switch, I noticed it was not bypassed anymore.
1. What causes the system to remove the bypass?
The manual says it the bypass will be removed when the system is next disarmed (but the manual is assuming the keypad is used). However, from the attached log, you can see that did not happen.
Row Explanation
55 & 56 - re-armed after the bypass was initially applied after the false alarm using M1ToGo remotely
52 & 53 - bypass still active after re-arming by the neighbour using the keypad (she wouldn't know how to bypass)
49 & 50 - bypass still active after re-arming by us using the keypad (and we didn't re-apply a bypass)
44 & 45 - bypass still active after re-arming by us using the keypad (and we didn't re-apply a bypass)
42 & 43 - bypass removed after disarming using Ek M1 on my iPhone
It seems if the bypass was added by a remote app, then it will remain until the system is disarmed by a remote app?? (or deliberately removed obviously)
1. What causes the system to remove the bypass?
The manual says it the bypass will be removed when the system is next disarmed (but the manual is assuming the keypad is used). However, from the attached log, you can see that did not happen.
Row Explanation
55 & 56 - re-armed after the bypass was initially applied after the false alarm using M1ToGo remotely
52 & 53 - bypass still active after re-arming by the neighbour using the keypad (she wouldn't know how to bypass)
49 & 50 - bypass still active after re-arming by us using the keypad (and we didn't re-apply a bypass)
44 & 45 - bypass still active after re-arming by us using the keypad (and we didn't re-apply a bypass)
42 & 43 - bypass removed after disarming using Ek M1 on my iPhone
It seems if the bypass was added by a remote app, then it will remain until the system is disarmed by a remote app?? (or deliberately removed obviously)