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Powermax is a model of property alarm manufactured by Visonic, a security company based in Tel Aviv, Israel. The Powermax range of wireless home alarms come with features standard to most modern home alarm systems, and allows control over home appliances from the control panel.

If your Powermax alarm triggers accidentally, you can reset it by entering your security code into the control panel. The uncomplicated process should only take a few seconds. Approach the alarm control panel. The screen will show 'TROUBLE' or 'MEMORY.' Flip down the plastic cover protecting the number buttons. Press the 'Off' button.

It has a padlock icon printed on the top. 'CODE' will appear on the screen. Enter your four-digit alarm code using the number keys. The panel will confirm a correct code by making a noise and the alarm will be reset.

ADT's corporate installer code is regarded as a trade secret. While various websites have published the code, the surer way to get into a system is the 'backdoor' method. The process of getting into installer programming via the backdoor is different depending on which system you own. Please read the following guide carefully.

It will help you determine whether you can reset your ADT system, even if you do not have the installer code. • Identify your system.

ADT nearly always uses Honeywell/ADEMCO products when they install in home. Sometimes, however, they use DSC, GE/Interlogix, 2GIG, or another major brand. If your system is a Honeywell or ADEMCO and is wired, then look at the circuit board in the beige box.

There will be a half inch by half inch PROM chip on it. It should look something like this: If you see a long rectangular PROM instead of this small, square one, or if your PROM says Safewatch Pro 2000, then you likely have a VISTA 20SE. A Safewatch Pro 3000, however, corresponds with the Honeywell/ADEMCO Vista 20P. If you have a 20SE, or any of the non-Honeywell panels mentioned above, we recommend sending an email with a picture of the system to support@alarmgrid.com or calling our main phone number (888-818-7728). This is for the commonly installed wired panels. If you have an all-in-one wireless system, such as the L7000, L3000, or the new Lyric, then go ahead and skip to step 3. If you have a Safewatch Pro 3000, 20P or any other Honeywell panel, then proceed to step 2.