NX-1448E zone battery indicator flashing rapidly and keypad beeping. I changed the batteries and then hit*7 to reset. It didn't make any changes to the status. It continues to flash and beep.

Before deleting the current program and reprogramming your NX-8 wireless smoke detector, you may want to try the following troubleshooting steps:

1. Check the batteries: Ensure that the batteries in your wireless smoke detector are not dead or low. Replace the batteries if necessary.
2. Check the signal strength: Make sure that the wireless smoke detector is within range of the NX-8 control panel. You can try moving the detector closer to the panel to see if it helps.
3. Check for interference: Interference from other wireless devices, metal objects, or thick walls can affect the signal strength. Try removing any potential sources of interference or relocating the detector.

If these steps do not resolve the issue, then deleting the current program and reprogramming the wireless smoke detector may be the next step. Be sure to follow the instructions in the NX-8 programming guide to properly delete and reprogram the detector. If you are not comfortable with programming the system yourself, you may want to contact a professional alarm company or technician for assistance.

check out the manuals for customisation

http://us-alarm.com/files/NX1448E(English%20Fix).pdf

https://www.google.com/search?q=GE+NX-1448E+manual

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If the units are more than 5 to 7 years old they have reached the end of life cycle and need to be replace. Smoke detector typically are only good for 5 to 10 years.

INITIAL BATTERY INSTALLATION
1. Remove the key plate cover, insert the key into the keypad and open the door.
2. Remove the battery cover plate located on the inside of the door.
3. Install 4 AA batteries provided and replace the battery cover.
NOTE
: If both the red and green lights are on while the safe is open, this indicates that the batteries are low and need
to be changed.

TO SET UP OR CHANGE A USER CODE
1. With the door open, locate the red button on the back of the door near the hinge.
2. Press the red button and listen for the beep.
3. Immediately enter your new passcode (3-6 digits long)
4. Immediately after entering your new passcode, press the "A" or "B" button on the keypad. Your new user passcode is now stored.
NOTE:
This safe stores up to 2 passcodes (a user code and a manager code). Entering a third code will erase the
first passcode entered.

SETTING UP OR CHANGING A MANAGER PASSCODE
1. Open your safe with the passcode you wish to change and leave the door ajar.
2. Press the "0" button on the keypad twice. Press the red button, listen for a beep and then enter your new user passcode.
New user passcodes may be 3-6 digits long.
3. Immediately after entering your new code, press the "A" or "B" button on the keypad. Your user code is now changed.
OPENING THE SAFE
1. Input your code and then press the "B" button, the green light will turn on.
2. Turn the knob clockwise within 5 seconds to open the door.
3. Each key pressed will be accompanied by a buzzer and a yellow flashing light. If the entered code is invalid the yellow light will
flash and the buzzer will quickly sound, this indicates the code needs to be re-entered.

CAUTION
: Entering the incorrect passcode 3 times will lock the system for 20 seconds.


More information can be found in the attached document web page.

http://www.paragonlockandsafe.com/manuals/mastermanual.pdf

This could be referring to your battery backup for the control panel. Make sure your battery connections are secure and check the batteries' voltage with a multimeter. If it is showing less than 12 volts and has been connected to the control panel for more than 24 hours, the battery is bad and needs replacement. Contact your local alarm company and ask them verify the battery is bad, and they can install a new one for you right then.

If the power was out for 5 hours and the control panel still shows 'low battery', it's probably time to replace the battery for the control panel. However, this shouldn't keep the alarm panel from arming up. I would first try to re-start the control panel by removing the power and battery connection for a few seconds and plugging it back in. After that, it would be a good idea to re-enroll all of your attached sensors, etc. by entering into programming mode and exiting. Press * 8 + {go code} then just press exit. The default 'go' code is 9713. After about 15 seconds, the panel will have auto-enrolled each attached device. Try arming and disarming the panel. Be careful of setting off the alarm, as your monitoring station may dispatch police, etc. in the event of alarm. This is why having a certified alarm installer do this work is a good idea, as they can put your account with the monitoring station on 'test' so alarm signals are recorded for testing purposes but are not acted upon.

This could be a supervision problem. If zone expanders, gsms, keypads, etc. are added to this alarm panel, you must enroll the device with the control panel. This is done by entering into programming mode ( * + 8 + {go code} ) and then simply exiting programming mode by hitting the exit button. The GE NetworX control panel and it's affiliated compatible devices will auto-enroll after about 15 seconds. The default 'go' code is 9713, but this is usually changed by the alarm company installer.

you need to change your main control battiery.
the main control panel takes a 12 volt 7 amphour or a 12 volt 4.5 amphour battery. the larget the amphour the longer the system will last when the power is out. available at fry's radio shack or on line. ps: if the key shows a zone number with the bat, that means you have a wireless sensor low battiery.

mj

Please try looking at the keypad to ascertain what zone is in trouble. It sounds alot like low battery indicated from a transmitter(s). Change all the batteries and then hit reset

Hello,

The Compaq NX 9600 is rather a complicated and somewhat notorious problem child. One of HP's better ideas, and a good one when it is working.

Disconnect Power adapter from PC
Remove Battery
Hold down power on button for 30 seconds
Remove both memory modules, Stot1 and Slot2.
Re-install battery
Re-connect power adapter
Attempt to reboot.
If nothing happens the book says replace the motherboard which is very pricey.

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Alan