We have recently switched to a new online web portal, so there is no longer need for a software download. This enables our customers to provide reset codes from anywhere in the world from any device. To get a free 30 day trial click here.
Technistore only licence the Remote Reset Decoder software to NSI or SSAIB accredited Alarm Receiving Centres, for further details of our licensing agreements please contact us here. To learn more about our 30 day free trial we now offer click here.
You will be invoiced annually.
UK Police force Policy BS4737 and PD6662 states that an alarm system may be remotely reset provided no remedial action is required and the cause of the alarm is known.
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To learn about what a remote reset decoder is click here.
Technistore only licence the Remote Reset Decoder software to NSI or SSAIB accredited Alarm Receiving Centres, for further details of our licensing agreements please contact us here.
This is the terminology used for the five digit code which is randomly generated by the Technistore Remote Reset software. This code is required by the ARC (Alarm Receiving Centre) in order to calculate what the "Reset code" will be.
Alarm companies and ARC's (Alarm Receiving Centres) who wish to maintain strict control over the resetting of their customers systems can each have their own Code version of the Technistore System. This is achieved by purchasing a unique Code version of the Technistore Decoder Software. For example a Company who has Code version 232 cannot reset any Technistore Remote Reset system other than one set to code version 232. The code version is set on site by the installing Engineer to match the ARC's (Alarm Receiving Centres) Decoder Software code version.
The most common cause of this fault is that the Decoder Software and the code version set on site are not the same. Check with your Alarm Company or Central Station which code version they operate on and ensure that the Technistore Remote Reset on site is programmed to the same code version as the ARC's (Alarm Receiving Centres) Decoder.
After been in constant production since 1990 the Technistore stand-alone Remote Reset Keypad production was discontinued in October 2007 as many Alarm control panels now have Technistore Remote reset software built in, to learn more about the alarm panels Technistores remote reset software is built into click here.