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al-yeti

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  1. Unless it's wireless assigned points then more, but you said that maybe lol
  2. Thought you said when linking wires out , the zones clear?
  3. 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?
  4. 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
  5. 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....
  6. Welcome to planet of alarm gorillas
  7. Single eolwould mean put resistor back in PIR if you removed it
  8. Forget firmware update no point Now you know wire links allowed faults to clear because it's not setup for resistors Possibly But carry on , if you manage to programme it fine If not you can use without resistors and global tamper if it has it DIY no big deal how you do it Also you need to remove the resistor from the PIR , if your doing it without resistors, If you join and open wire atnpir end that should open and close the zone , perhaps pirs are shot
  9. Put wire links instead of resistors and see if anything changes
  10. So if you disable tampers , then might be as Swb says the seol config and resistor combination?
  11. Label your wiring so you know what goes where Remove all the zones and get some resistors to fit at panel and prove the panel is working , resistors have to be the cheap bit Once lights go out and add a zone back at a time Alarm dudes on this panel is there a way to change eol etc ? I wonder if that's the issue
  12. Can you upload a picture of a PIR wiring
  13. It's two wire sensor on movement dude
  14. H , he sells stalking info on ebay
  15. 7 quid from eBay Italy if you can can get shipping deal done however you're right Eaton probably want 70 quid 7 quid from
  16. Ok so this a movement detection device , fully compatible with bentel systems after a bit internet H stalking and Google translation https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ART471N-Sensore-a-fune-compatibile-Bentel-per-Antifurto-Tapparelle-avvolgibili-/182713252651 If you don't speak English , your phone should ask you to translate description to english
  17. Then resell used keypad with panel on eBay
  18. No he means charge them full price regardless , but only for flap and keep new keypad part in a box somewhere
  19. I assume you mean G2 only? As the gx app does do more with the dimension
  20. Which app? Just get ethernet card
  21. al-yeti replied to mauog's topic in Introduce Yourself
    What about the wisdom? Some guys from secom seem to love them......
  22. Gives you option of adding wireless later if you need it Don't go to cheap only to have to buy twice or being stuck with what you get
  23. And latest firmware yes? I see some network features added to newer firmware Or that doesn't matter?
  24. You £99 brigade lot £59.99 for defaulting £cost of keypad £79.99 for keypad changeover including fobs ?

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