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  1. james.wilson
    This is a thread that could run and run. I would advise you break some of those questions down and keep one thread about each topic is grade
  2. james.wilson
    Im assuming that all that read this forum will realise that is poor advice.
  3. james.wilson
    lol ok good you have made your viewpoint from a clear lack of understanding. Im glad ur moving on cos some may actually think you have a rough idea on what ur on about. Its clear to me that you dont. Old school knowledge has its place with modern views. Its clear you have neither.
  4. james.wilson
    cqr full copper cable
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    21 amazing followers in the last week and there will be more tomorrow. Growing with http://t.co/v177tI5Xnz

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    In part yes
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    if you program it as final it wont work. if you proram the pir as final triggering it will cause it terminate the setting process and you may still be there or in the hallway. program it as exit and when the galaxy is part set it will make the exit zone an it will becvome an entry zone in part set
  8. james.wilson
    yes https://www.securitywarehouse.co.uk/catalog/knight-g2-surface-contact-with-tact-tamper-and-selectable-res-p-3868.html
  9. james.wilson
    thats not correct there is a bs std now for cable, en does not have a cable std
  10. james.wilson
    its improved on resource demand
  11. james.wilson
    iirc the d75 replaced the yend units
  12. james.wilson
    Has someone recently enabled 4g in your area plus are you running a 433MHz or 868. Not sure if the 500r was available with different freq?
  13. james.wilson
    d75 multi?
  14. james.wilson
    id of thought v1 as the domonial uses the older protocol that the galaxy now uses
  15. james.wilson
    the reason for tapping the contact on the door is as reeds age they can stick in closed position. Shows you have a failing door contact.
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    Is it alarming on all ​devices, ie pa 1,2,3 and 4. Plus you say etc, are there more things displayed? If its alarming on everything then id be suspecting the panel is at fault. If it was just one device then id be looking at that device​ ​
  17. james.wilson
    spend your money on other things then wish you had spent it on security after you got done
  18. james.wilson
    qfa
  19. james.wilson
    id disagree you run any cable close then voltage will be induced, screening it will dump that induced voltage to earth before it can induce into the cores. Twisted pair using a balanced signal allows for induced noise to be mitigated and in effect ignored, does not mean it isnt there. Agree on working voltage but not sure if 7kv would be ok on t&e ie 2kv ac will arc at about 1.5mm in air
  20. james.wilson
    they are double insulated but is for mechanical protection not for em protection, need screened or swa etc for that. Plus the insulation on alarm cable is rated for selv not lv
  21. james.wilson
    clam using unofficial plugins
  22. james.wilson
    1, yes it has 8 hard wired circuits 2, dont know dont know it well 3, ideally you need to keep at least 6" away from power cable, this is mainly for safety as alarm cable is rated at 50v not 600v 4, for diy id recommend the texecom as they will support you, some equipement is limited to professionals only so you cant buy it anyway 5, yes
  23. james.wilson
    Ish, I'd prefer something other than clam for the Av side. It's ok but needs a lot of tweaking. But as its free I can't moan. I find the unofficial clam lists more use to be honest
  24. james.wilson
    a firewall wont. Id need to setup danguardian for that which is what i use at work. But can block some usefull stuff too. I use whitelists for websites to allow downloads etc
  25. james.wilson
    C6 the mods have my full support id suggest you accept the advice
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