sixwheeledbeast

Do you know the code, are you sure is correct? Is this an Excel keypad with a LCD DIsplay? Do you know why it when into tamper in the first place?

I would guess the lid isn't located on the backplate correclty

Your welcome.

But that's not low maintenance, they all have ongoing costs.

Yep I agree. Looking at budget, and the fact you stated low maintenance. I'd make sure any door and window locks are sufficient, add or upgrade if necessary. Dummy box and a few battery powered adhesive shock sensors on vulnerable windows. Maybe you'll have change left for a pie dinner.

What is your budget?

I don't believe its going to offer much more functionality, but we won't know until it's released.

Well done, bear in mind most engineers would have been expected to complete that job in 8 hours too Nice to get some respect for a change. I wouldn't expect them to rush the firmware out, I wouldn't worry about updating either unless V4 had extra feature you need.

Never tried. I have seen websites with posts about DIY leads but I don't recall anyone flashing with them.

So your not using something like a JAC-0001 onto the CDH-0001?

What equipment are you using to flash the panel then, bear in mind if it all goes wrong you have bricked the panel.

Looks powered down? It is a rebranded Accenta 8 User manual is here

If there's your panel version in the flasher software your good to go. You'll need 3.02 firmware, make sure lead is plugged on the flashing port correctly and it's detecting your COM lead. Flick switches and buttons as required via instructions.

I would use Client-Server distribution and secure the system using higher end equipment (DVR Router Firewall etc) with these I could utilise VPN's and VLAN's. If it was not a requirement for remote connectivity I would disable it.

The distribution architecture is irreverent really.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exploit_(computer_security)#Pivoting

There is no step by step instructions available. It goes far deeper than "DNS" and "P2P". Every network and site is different and most DIY kit is easily compromised. Security is about layers, the bigger the carrot the more layers you need.

Look up P2P networking, I'd say it's a lot worse security wise.

Locked in a basement?

Personally I would always wire if possible.

If replacing like for like yes but new I'd probably fit a P24 Poly now.

Yes it is possible your device has been compromised and that it has been used to pivot attack other devices within your network. With a pivot attack the routers firewall is rendered useless. You should at least change all of your passwords for online accounts and disconnect the DVR from the network for the time being. DMZ is a way of placing a device outside of the firewall, this may have lead to the device being found to be compromised in the first place.

Veritas is fairly solid for the money. It's basic but meh it's bells only. 19 Vac out is normal for alarms

So it has a RED LED and you can just press full? Pretty sure it doesn't have that option. Later models are Menu 00 option 3

If you have blown caps it's likely to be old and not have the one button set feature. Red LED on CPU?