ReplyIt was check then code # could you explain haven't been on newer one yet but I can check to see if something has changed.
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I noticed that it takes an extra key stroke when I log in to a newer panel that went on a YT last year. Could have sworn I didn't need to last year. That ends up two keystrokes before the good ol' four digit number.
What gives? Am I losing my mind?
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It was check then code # could you explain haven't been on newer one yet but I can check to see if something has changed.
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I had to put a zero in front of everything to get in.
I have to wonder if that's factory, or something the OEM tech put in. This one was installed last year while I was on a long planned vacation, and that particular office can be very sneaky and C.S.
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Unless it's changed, the entry level codes should be the same. Are you speaking of those, or the password/id number?
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This is the main login.
At least I thought it was. Could somebody leave a user ID in it that would change the main login? There was a work hunting visit to the location by an OEM guy a while back, while, of course, I wasn't at the location.
If I find out that the OEM guy is f***ing with me.....
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There are 3 levels of axcess view , operator , service I was looking at the manuel 160.54.m1 on page 214 & 215 it speaks of custom user ID its possible that they put in a custom code but you need to see what level axcess your in. It also says the default is 0
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It was the service mode that I was going to, and I got in with the zero in front of the same code that works on all the others.
Next time I'm there I'll dig a little deeper. Was doing the annual, and wanted to run the oil pump, is how I found it.
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Haven't had to put a zero in on ours, they were installed last spring.
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This was at the end of July, last year, when it was installed, and as far as I know it came direct from the factory parts. No big deal, as long as I can get in.
I will look through the user ID section next time, though.
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Let us know what you find I would log in under all three levels first 2 are 9675 last one you already know good luck.
A mind is like a parachute. It doesn't work if it is not open.
The best part of going to work is coming back home at the end of the day.
Hard work spotlights the character of people: some turn up their sleeves, some turn up their noses, and some don't turn up at all.
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thats normal its using identifying user #,then password.nothing has to be pressed it can be 0 which is default so next time just hit login,check,password lvl and away you go. Its as york56 stated about 3 levels and what particular IOM but there are 4 which you would need furter info fro JCI to continue further using that little guy.
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RC....sorry about crappy typing just had surgery on bum wrist 2 days ago.having places like this to keep old grey matter going is great.
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