[tiger1234]

I am getting an HAI OmniPro II installed by a pro along with the security (doors, windows), fire alarms, omnistat. I was planning to add and program the lighting later myself.


However according to the installer, if they install the fire alarms, they will have to password protect the OmniPro II and I won't be able to get accesss to it. The reason being he doesn't want me to accidently change the fire alarm programming and turn it off.


He suggested getting a stand alone fire system that the electrician would install. Does that sound right? This is the first time I have heard of this issue.

 

[Neurorad]

The installer just doesn't want you screwing up his work. I understand that. Discuss it with him.


If he is still reluctant, then find another installer who will work with you. There are probably many to choose from.


You may have more responses if you post over at cocoontech.

 

[tiger1234]

lol, thanks for the suggestion. Go figure

 

[AutomatedOutlet]

Yes, you will need the installer code to do any programming.