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al-yeti

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Everything posted by al-yeti

  1. Still don't get why you need to disa le Comms , never mind lol
  2. I don't get you What's bell ouput got to do with Comms in this scenario? Comms won't wake neighbours lol
  3. Hardcore
  4. Aaahhhh , makes sense if they already sub there firmware work out to texe
  5. What sort of issues on software.and firmware?
  6. Fixed
  7. That's weird man On hkc , if the system working on app, customer would get a notification "engineer here" If system is set you can't access, if system unset you still get that notification , even with engineer access always you get internal bells locally and remotely until you press a key So customer would hear something Codes can't be viewed though
  8. You just trying to do my head in , admit it
  9. Reading what the op is saying again, he can use his system , just not on the app He wants control over the app , which won't happen no matter what he does So needs new installer Plenty of installers on the enforcer etc so should be no problem op
  10. No you can use system but not the app , atleast with hkc that is the case If it's what your saying with pyronix, must be more to it aswell , op blagger perhaps
  11. Basically get another installer , first year is free I think but you have to pay for this service , he will reset codes which is required if engineer access is not available Job done Or don't pay anything and leave it how it is
  12. Just loop each zone , and the tamper is it looped or you wired through the zones?
  13. Why do you have a cable pair and resistors connected in keypad?
  14. But it's not what he saying , now it seems you don't know how to wire contact? What's happens if you place resistor across keypad terminals? What happens if you connect cable remove contact and put resistor across pair going to keypad ? What's keypad say then , as then you can follow order of fault finding if you can't test cable directly or have a meter Unless it's something to do with how you have mapped the zones
  15. Needs to get server out of his bedroom
  16. £60 can get new panel and keypad
  17. al-yeti commented on FASTCAR's gallery image in Control Panels
  18. Ideal are good Is it blue in colour? Although they have few versions older ones were good
  19. Take the vat off and you got a deal , cash
  20. On a hijack note Customer of mine was burgled yesterday, forced entry smashed kitchen window to open opener , kitchen PIR triggered , burglar must have fell through window aswell, as he ran through house through front door without touching a thing , internal sounder is aloud lunatic so assume it bothered him Thing is the customer was glad he paid for the kitchen PIR to be fixed because they tried to DIY it a month ago , but decided what if it doesn't work They going for perimeter detection now on the rear I keep internal sounder full 20mins and external sometimes 10mins depending on where it is ,internal sounder is important more so than the external These days ,allot of burglaries are day time lunch time entries These guys had some cheap CCTV , woman walks to door with note pad , rings bell, signals no answer no one at home with her hands and guy with hoody and tracksuit walks over from somewhere jumps over fence Customer didn't realise rear cameras are not recording ,but that's maintenance issue on a DIY camera install...
  21. Hardcore He's got good staff all on the ball, so stays in bed , nothing else to do , probably goes to IKEA and decides what bed he is buying next

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