We have a client software that should work with the older machines. We now have the UK OEM license for the old Leviathan machine and we have rebranded it as our own.
EliseDVR_VClient_5_0_11_161_adv_[XpVsW7].exe
Long gone are the days of identifying components and replacing them. Cost of new panel versus cost of labour time, price of a new panel wins hands down every time. I would still check the keypad cables first though, there is nothing worse than replacing a system only to find that the new panel has the same fault as the old one
It probably is buggered, try the rkp on a short wire direct into the panel and see, It is hard to say based on what you have said, but it has to be over ten years old they stopped making them 10 years ago, theyre no longer supported, I would have replaced it already.
Sounds like its beyond repair, lots of things it could be try wiring one of the keypads staight into the panel diss any existing keypad wires. If this works then you have a problem with one of the cables to the rkps. If it doesnt fix it then change the panel
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I fitted a load of those in across each of the windows in a big house in Ferring and they are still working now. God knows what we will replace them with if they ever fail. Really neat little IR beams.
I had a brand new 6/14 on the shelf until we move September when I threw it in the scrap. Along with a brand new Bosh/Euro panel a prosys, and loads of other stuff, I had to be ruthless. Shame really there was some nice gear but I couldnt warranty it and it would be more trouble than its worth selling it cheap. Ebay is just a ball ache, so scrap man it was
IIRC Bosch took over about the same time as DD243 came about 2010 ish. Bosch could have done so much more with DA I was surprised when they took the route of Castle, it must have hit their profit margin, not only paying Castle for a rebadged product but developing their own keypad to work with it
I am 99% sure its not programmable I got a point on a NSI inspection in 2010 because you could still disarm the system with the code. We had to fit a relay to the open and close output to down power the keypad whilst set to get around it.