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		<title>By: TheSimpleThings</title>
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You have a few options.

Do you know what the zone #&#039;s are for these doors? If so you can bypass them, but you&#039;d have to bypass them everytime you arm the system. Press B/A on your keypad, then the zone #. Repeat with the next zone. Do this before arming the system.

Yes, you can remove the doors from the system. You need to null them out and/or remove them from the partition. To do this you&#039;d have to call the company that you were last monitored by. The only thing is companies don&#039;t normally allow the owners to go into programming of the panel. Plus they may need to supply you with the installers code which again, most companies don&#039;t do because the # belongs to them and another monitoring company could access your panel using that #. Your best bet would be to have a technician from your old Monitoring company come and just null the zones out. They&#039;ll charge you but they&#039;ll know the zones, the steps and the installers code. You may want to ask them to bring a battery with them because chances are if you&#039;ve had your system powered down the battery is dead.</description>
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<p>You have a few options.</p>
<p>Do you know what the zone #&#8217;s are for these doors? If so you can bypass them, but you&#8217;d have to bypass them everytime you arm the system. Press B/A on your keypad, then the zone #. Repeat with the next zone. Do this before arming the system.</p>
<p>Yes, you can remove the doors from the system. You need to null them out and/or remove them from the partition. To do this you&#8217;d have to call the company that you were last monitored by. The only thing is companies don&#8217;t normally allow the owners to go into programming of the panel. Plus they may need to supply you with the installers code which again, most companies don&#8217;t do because the # belongs to them and another monitoring company could access your panel using that #. Your best bet would be to have a technician from your old Monitoring company come and just null the zones out. They&#8217;ll charge you but they&#8217;ll know the zones, the steps and the installers code. You may want to ask them to bring a battery with them because chances are if you&#8217;ve had your system powered down the battery is dead.</p>
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