matthew.brough

I disagree entirely. I'd much rather have 10 year old firmware than today's.

I agree

Com 1 is the PSTN dialler onboard the panel, nothing to do with databus line 1. We have had this issue a few times. Downpowering the panel, count to ten and power back up has always been the fix. Getting fault to clear that are no longer there isn't such a rare thing on a galaxy. Power cycle always seems to cure.

Grandad rules will never come in. They are the tool to get the dross out, not give them a shiny badge to arty on doing same old same old.

I agree. Anyone who sees value in approval, has it. Those that don't, don't bother.

I don't think that is outrageous for sorting a battery and getting you back up and running.

I do. Ended up changing a few numbers in dalliers. There have been far worst cases on watchdog about alarm companies. Not in my experience on the lower end stuff.

They were if I remember correctly for dialling premium rate numbers

Not that I don't agree but the reality is, on the whole, people don't value burglar alarms and because they don't value them cheap and nasty with John Wayne or b and q Yale special is quite sufficient. They can spend the money saved on interesting things like Sky, alcohol, buy a 1/16 of a new iPhone etc Certification is not the answer. We've tried that route, remember?

I'd say you have achieved your goal. It has been noticeable that when installing these units, the engineers manage it without having to phone.

Not really. You'd need a lot of them sending continuous calls to really cause a problem.