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I think it's your fault

Hp 2055dn is quite good aswell or anything of that type

Oki are very good But like alarms many of you buy cheap printers and buy twice lol

Check license requirements first or dog will do

It's basically junk

The winner then

Cos he is here, why flaff around if you have restrictions

So as above unlikely in this case

Alarm isn't a must for guns I thought?

I was taking the Mick man , he's here because it will cost money for an installer to come

That will cost money tho?

Just search visonic ADT on eBay plenty available , used and new But you need to find out how much ADT charge to reset it for you , or you can try and default it yourself

Plenty visonic ADT on eBay tho......

You trying to protect to protect garden shed????

It's junk in today's world Waste of time trying to fix

Points instead of zones? Emmmmmm If you have data pirs wired , advantage is everything is called a point , for customer better that way Other than that don't know lol

Exactly You can't have two devices on one one zone or point , each device has to have its own zone or point If you mean can you have a wireless PIR on a wired zone like zone 1 onboard it can be wireless instead Yes you can turn them off, but that you can do with part set A or B or even setting zones up on blocks if you have other uses Just add all your devices and those pirs you want to exclude on part set a just select that option in each point or zone and it won't arm on part set

You need scroll until it says add to point number /zone from memory I only done this to a couple of sites because customer wanted it all common names

No Are you not going to Add device Add RF device And so on ?

Unless it's wireless assigned points then more, but you said that maybe lol

Thought you said when linking wires out , the zones clear?

Having said that , you could walk test an incorrectly setup Honeywell DT , it responds to walk test and doesn't on alarm , sounds weird but I seen it happen Yes , gives entry exit on tone Where did you get this stuff any way , are you in Ireland?

No But what difference would that make? You only want to temporarily disable it So change the output or remove bell trigger and you done Lol it's funny but a interesting DIY way of doing it You have engineers code so just remove the bell trigger and remember to put it back

Only thing with using a wireless siren you need to hold rear tamper in or wedge it if you walking with it The wireless keypad are very handy tho....

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