Hi
1. That isnt normal
2. If everyone serviced systems this wouldnt be required however it is a good idea but i understand your concerns but isnt an issue for a healty system
your 16 ohms, they all on one or 1 per expander?
how are they powered?
if panel powered have you doubled or trebled up the power?
As above you need to disable the sab, self actuating bell in the bell.
As H if its not pro gear or not installed properly then it probably won't work as it should
We've launched a new panel - the EURO 76 ?
James adds i thought it already existed. Was the euro 44 then the 76 then the 134 announced before my kids were born? i wait to be corrected.
Hopefully nobody noticed but there have been a few upgrades on tsi. Mainly aiming for speed improvement on mobile mainly if anyone has seen a speed increase.
if you have an additional 2 circuits where the 6 core goes back to (im assuming panel) then just use a pair for each contact (ie red/blk contact 1, blu/yell contact2 etc) and program the panel to the correct eol values.
Wiring should be in the manual but if not just say and ill dig out an image.
But also bear in mind how the contacts are installed. If there is an issue there however you wire them you will have problems.
Post a picture of the 3 with the door closed please
encryption prevents data being in sent in plain so it cant be read or intercepted. If sent in plain you could send the an open or an abort signal etc without it actually coming from the spt
Also if its just std surfac door contacts how close / inline are they? Are they decent ones? maybe a picture of how they are fitted.
As 6 says as you can now see fault finding is needed as all you know is its one of the 3 rather than identifying 1 contact.
However if its stable with 2 and unstable with 3 id suggest its local to the 3rd.
I presume as 6 its double pole and you havnt hidden resistors somewhere
the IT industry is used to end of life devices.
we have been reporting kit as eol for a while now. But noone upgrades security devices.
Had an adpro fail today that was reported as eol years ago.
but if it say a switch is eol it get replaced immediately even though its the same network etc
anyway link to article
Over 92,000 exposed D-Link NAS devices have a backdoor account (bleepingcomputer.com)
Agreed but the vast number shown just on that site shocked me. I didn't want to delve too much and see people's camera feeds but I'm sure plenty do.
Be able to learn people's coming and goings at the very least
And now that Google ai can use street view to work out the location be pretty easy to find out where