20 Most Recent GE Security Simon 3 Wireless Home Security System - Page 6 Questions & Answers

No,sorry they are totally differnce in system datas programming.

You neet to reset the system to factory defaults. Contact me and I can go through it for you.

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When opening your panel and it states "enter id" try to put in 4321 or 6321.  It will probably let you in since those are installation ids and then once in you can change your access codes.  Let me know if that helps.  And if you know anything about how to get my siren to go off when i sensor is tampered with please let me know bc my system is not working! lol

Open the front cover, enter the installer code and "add" the new phone number in "Option 4" as the Primary phone number. "Option 5" is the secondary phone number location on the Simon 3.

The Simon 3 supervises the panel battery and when it's bad or the a/c has been out for a long time..will likely have to charge the battery. A problem arises where the keypad unit will not acknowledge that the battery has been recharged/replaced without you doing a basic power cycle.
Whenever this panel battery is replaced in a Simon 3 (worn out or depleted from no A/C (power-outage)) you should disconnect the A/C adapter, install the new or recharged battery properly and hear the panel tell you it's ok..."..simon ???? is OK.." and THEN plug in the A/c adapter. Assuming the panel is not damaged..it will talk when a suitable battery is installed with the A/c out. If it doesn't talk..check the battery with a test meter. Voltage over 6 volts(approx) is required to make it talk.
Of course, after a total power cycle you will have to set the clock.

Remotes(key fobs) aren't usually supervised (as they are carried away from the site) so it's unlikely it's referring to a key fob low battery. Might you be talking about a remote keypad or device in another part of the house or garage that may have low batteries..finding it and checking the batteries will clear the second part of your beeping.

To Enroll your unit to your alarm system:

Put the control panel in RF Learning mode.
· Use a non-supervised group.
· Press both the Lock and Unlock keys simultaneously.
· "Star" function is designated by the panel programming.
...Or if using a Downloader in ID entry mode.
· Enter the Download ID

Try to reset the unit if nothing happens, may be the program is corrupted. If it has a warranty try to contact service provider to lessen the stress. best regards

try and plug it back in. try using code 4321

Go to this link. http://homeappliance.manualsonline.com/manuals/mfg/radio_shack/plug_n_power_wireless_security_system.html

Wire nuts are ok if the siren is indoors. Gel filled connectors are better if you are mounting the siren outside because they keep the connection from corroding. The resistor needs to go between the two wires you are hooking up. The color of the wires you will are are generally red and black. If your siren has a yellow wire, you can use it instead of the red to get constant siren instead of the "whoop, whoop, whoop" sound that sirens usually make. Putting the resistor at the siren will make sure that it is supervised. That means that if someone cuts the wire going to the siren, it will alert you at the panel. If you put the resistor at the panel, nothing will happen if the wire is cut.

Installation manual is here:

http://www.sdilink.com/GE%20Manuals/Simon%203%20Install.pdf

Programming starts on page 17.

Dialer Delay is option 17 on page 29. It's default setting is 30 seconds.

To set Dialer Delay, press:
1.Add
2.Option #
3.17
4.Use the numbered keys to enter the time 005 -
254 seconds (all entries must be 3 digits).
5.DONE
To turn off Dialer Delay, press:
1.Delete
2.Option #
3.17
4.DONE

Hope this helps.