Looking to disable alarm in DS7000

Started by drdisney, April 04, 2010, 12:27:14 AM

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drdisney

Does anybody know how to open up the case of the DS700, and disable the alarm. From what I can tell there are two screws, one near the 9V battery terminal, and the other is covered up by the sticker. I am needing to disable it due to the fact that I live in a condo and can't have the loud noise going off. What I am looking for the system to do is just call my cell, and then I log in from a remote terminal to view the cameras and see whats going on. Thanks in Advance !

Dr D

STI2NR

Open up the unit and clip the wires going to the piezo speaker.

Does that work??
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drdisney

Quote from: STI2NR on April 04, 2010, 01:01:01 AM
Open up the unit and clip the wires going to the piezo speaker.

Does that work??

Yea that would work. Is there any more hidden screws I am going to need to look for besides the two? I have yet to play around with it, so I didn't know what other ones are there.

STI2NR

I have never opened one up.  I do have a knack for "visualizing" electronic components innards though.

;-)
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Tuicemen

There is another post concerning this mod.
A detailed search should turn it up and reveal answers to all your Questions.
Hint: look in the device mod section I believe there are several DS7000 mods
There should be a screw under each of the rubber feet.
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I was curious to see if it had been done by someone already. Found one where a switch was used to pick on or off for the sounder.

http://forums.x10.com/index.php?PHPSESSID=c2f685gdndcgpc2vb34boourc4&topic=18204.0

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Quote from: Brian H on April 05, 2010, 07:37:55 AM
I was curious to see if it had been done by someone already. Found one where a switch was used to pick on or off for the sounder.

http://forums.x10.com/index.php?PHPSESSID=c2f685gdndcgpc2vb34boourc4&topic=18204.0

I thought I remembered reading something like that!

A helpful from me!   #:)

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