Accessing DloadX for Integra 128 - Default Password Inquiry

Question

Hello, I have a request for information. , which I didn`t find while "searching". I bought Integra 128 and before installation, I wanted to run the DloadX program dry on the computer. The program asks for a password at the entrance, which I cannot find in the instructions. Is it possible to run the program this way and is the password universal?
Thanks in advance for your support.
SPartys

Danjarz · Answer

Enter 123.

gigi-44 · Answer

This is the installer`s manual, the description starts on page 28

Anonymous · Answer

gigi-44, it`s on the satellite website, and when you buy each disc you get a set of instructions and a CD. Are we in kindergarten?

gigi-44 · Answer

Some people need to be shoved right under their noses, ok, I failed! But it`s out of boredom!

SPartys · Answer

Thanks for your reaction. On page 28 there is a service password to be entered in the keypad, not in the DloadX program on a computer that is not connected to the control panel. Entering the combination on page 28 is ineffective. norbercie.s: With all due respect, I`m really new to the forum, but will you hit everyone today because you have such a strong push for a closed group? Sorry

Anonymous · Answer

No, but it`s my habit to read it five times before I ask... The password is 1234

SPartys · Answer

Thank you very much . Works. I read it more than 5 times, and now I also searched the PDF files with instructions and this term does not appear. But enough talking. Thanks again for the info.

Anonymous · Answer

Well, I don`t know where I know them from, but I definitely read them somewhere and it wasn`t on any forum . This information is probably on the board.

cwq · Answer

And to make it more fun, if you don`t change the password in the DloadX program, just press ENTER and the text Manufacturer`s password: 1234 appears.

s6spn6 · Answer

THEREFORE, ALARM SYSTEMS SHOULD BE DEALT WITH BY INSTALLERS, NOT BY LAYERS ;p

SPartys · Answer

Hello, my friend, just like me, I`m practically new to the forum. Taking into account the above answer and the next one posted by you in the closed forum topic, I don`t understand anything anymore. Do hobbyists have the right to deal with alarms and exchange knowledge or not? Regards

Anonymous · Answer

They have the right, this is what this forum was created for.
If someone feels up to it, please go ahead and install an alarm for your own home/car and enjoy the system you have installed yourself (saving a few pennies). ;-)

) - that will be praiseworthy.
However, gainful activity in this topic is a completely different pair of wellies and as such it should be the domain of licensed/authorized installers, because it is too serious a matter for amateurs (not to mention liability for someone`s life/property, or aspects related to the issues of the Civil Liability Code or the Criminal Code). And please do not spam this thread, because my friend Błażej will throw it into the trash.

Regards - Maciej

SPartys · Answer

I am glad that there is a chance for hobbyists to tinker and seek support from others. This is my case, as you can see above, I asked a question about a password that I couldn`t find in the instructions. And after this question, a thread was started asking for alarms to be handled by professionals... and let them do it, but let them also give hobbyists the right to operate in their own homes, because I never wrote that I deal with it professionally.
Regards

s6spn6 · Answer

SPartys I`m sorry that my statement was inappropriate and out of place

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