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  1. james.wilson
    the only panel i know of that does that is the hkc. Can you link the user number to prevent use?
  2. james.wilson
    Have you metered the trigger? You 100% it was working before reprogramming ie did you test it before you started. If you did you must of programmed something else
  3. james.wilson
    Coming soon when do you think that is? Apart from not yet?
  4. james.wilson
    have you added it as a user or you looking at the engineer options?
  5. james.wilson
    As above some people want an 'upgrade' but if you have wires you should definitely use them. There is no way your cpx keypad is connected to your enforcer rf system
  6. james.wilson
    for info vids on youtube on how to defeat diy type alarms easily I believe this is a yale simplisafe
  7. james.wilson
    I'm not saying your green or short of anything. My concern in your case and others following this thread in the future is the idea that 'it works' once so must be OK. Will always work once when it's needed... Wrong. One way rf is awful fine for doorbells, I'm here requests etc but for not for security. As I said look into. Imo discount 1 way for anything other than door bells but not all 2 way stuff is equal.
  8. james.wilson
    You can make it look like it works using various rf receivers. You ought to look into rf and alarms. The home automation forums are happy with sonoff 422 485 rf etc. The DIY market does use those freq as well as 868 but that's all. Look into properly before you think all are the same
  9. james.wilson
    Best way solid core is awful on screw terminals
  10. james.wilson
    apart from the solid core nature its still cable
  11. james.wilson
    i dont know the texecom stuff well but ive done hkc outside over 500m
  12. james.wilson
    If its a magnetic contact why use WiFi, why not use wireless rf gear to a control panel of choice?
  13. james.wilson
    lol yes 12A or 3KW
  14. james.wilson
    Agreed anything over 12kw shouldn't be on a plug top or on the ring yes it will work just like taking all the panels off your car including the windscreen will get you to where your going...
  15. james.wilson
    yes to start with, then move it to the end of the cable
  16. james.wilson
    id use one of the resitors to prove the panel and cable. You say you have replaced it, are the resistor values correct?
  17. james.wilson
    What have you connected to op3? Ie have you overloaded it previously
  18. james.wilson
    Agreed I wouldn't hot plug
  19. james.wilson
    Hot plugging all serial could be fine, but when you misalign the pins it's the main board you take out not the plug on one
  20. james.wilson
    I assume this is an Irish unit not a UK one?
  21. james.wilson
    Agreed you cant compare apps to proper monitoring but dual path apps with polling are better than any dialler (gsm/ip/pstn)
  22. james.wilson
    As per the above any app that is free will be the least reliable. While downtime for heating control, smart lights etc its far from ideal for a security system.
  23. james.wilson
    No data on the windows machines everything is on the servers which are Linux based
  24. james.wilson
    Depends on your broadband setup ups etc I use IP and 4g
  25. james.wilson
    anything non pstn is an improvement. Im not a fan of gsm diallers i prefer a polled signalling device
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