M1G Running Clock on display?

[scottp73]

On my display of the M1G only one of my Keypads shows a Running Clock in the Top left Cornner? What does this Mean? Is it doing somthing? And why only on 1 of the Keypads?

 

[rfdesq]

Because you have the box in ELKRP for showing the time on the keypad unchecked on the other keypads.

 

[scottp73]

Because you have the box in ELKRP for showing the time on the keypad unchecked on the other keypads.

I don't mean the actual time showing it looks like a little round clock in the corner on the left running in circles.

 

[rfdesq]

That's the timeout timer. It lets you know that you can enter commands without entering your code again. It times out by itself.

 

[scottp73]

That's the timeout timer. It lets you know that you can enter commands without entering your code again. It times out by itself.

is there a way to change the setting on that? this one locatin will have that clock on untill i hit the star??

 

[rfdesq]

No need to hit the * key. It will timeout on its own. No way to change the time. If you want to stand there and stare at the keypad and not see the timer, hit * and it will disappear.

 

[scottp73]

No need to hit the * key. It will timeout on its own. No way to change the time. If you want to stand there and stare at the keypad and not see the timer, hit * and it will disappear.

The only thing is that it is not timming out!!!! My Wife Turned off the alarm at 3:00 am and it was sill there at 7:00 am

 

[rfdesq]

No need to hit the * key. It will timeout on its own. No way to change the time. If you want to stand there and stare at the keypad and not see the timer, hit * and it will disappear.

The only thing is that it is not timming out!!!! My Wife Turned off the alarm at 3:00 am and it was sill there at 7:00 am

Then that's a problem. It should timeout in about a minute. Maybe try a reboot by powering the M1 down and then turning it back on. If that doesn't work then a call to tech support is in order.