Nova-Security

R8 has flash strobe on set Forget that just read initial post again

Its an old touch lock ins-047 300101 http://www.paxton-access.co.uk/docs/Instructions/Archive/ins-047.pdf

eurosec is neg tamper return, will need a neg feed to TS

yes zone type 17

Use a link to an output

Dont go of what you hear.

Not a dig, but "Do you own a Multimeter" Resistance readings for circuits is the easy part, and something than should be do regardless of the NSI / SSAIB

Does not matter for sensing the amature, the dimple you'r on about is a spring is designed to push the amature off the lock when no power to lock, and is to be fitted furthest from the door hinge.

Its called Hall effect

Being looking also, like a few Elan, Loxone but KNX standard seems the best one at the moment http://www2.schneider-electric.com/sites/corporate/en/products-services/product-launch/knx/knx.page

https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Mining

Could have 150k of Bit miners Everybody says the security industry is based on re-occurring revenue

ADI do stock them, we have change a few recently.

intermittently buzzing at normal volume of just very low? You can filter some bits with ferrite core/beads

Have had one displaying that message and something else, needed a new switch mode power supply unit.

http://spiderex.co.uk/

interesting, http://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/fears-over-rise-of-chinese-cctv-m0j3bt6gv

Not heard that about paxton but http://vanderbiltindustries.com/news/vanderbilt-to-acquire-dublin-based-access-control-technology-act-ltd/

The reporting time is defaulted to 15mins, so when you have first set it up it might not of registered the ip address with texecom for 15mins

Same for some other devices on the market then, not controls.

And bike rack...

Funny that as they are one vehicle that holds money longer than most.

I meant the equipment to capture the signal and turn the alarm off. My mistake

Cant see it happening for a couple of reason's 1) Most yale alarms are on houses that couldn't afford a proper Grade2X system, that why they have purchased a DIY kit. 2) If you have the equipment needed and the know how, then your probably all ready employed in the IT / electronics field on £30K + so why would you want to target the people in 1. Also if the Yale alarms are installed DIY and not covered by a maintenance contract by a Co for the NSI or SSAIB firm, the insurance Co treats the premises as if it hasn't got an alarm (no discounts)

Replaced one about 3months ago made by BSB