Oldest Panel

[Ashton]

Still see the original optimas just plodding on, de commissioned a logic 4 the other week was working fine until i tested a full set and waited for the entry time to expire finished my brew waiting and filled out the paperwork, got the panel change booked in and was still waiting  first panel installed was a menvier TS510 still remember the entry timer tone and fire tones it made 

[sixwheeledbeast]

If it's looked after some of the older controls where solid.

I would guess a couple of tweaks back and forth on the entry timer pot would sort the Logic 4.

Tones on the old TS where great, I remember later models having options for classic entry tones too.

[Ashton]

Agreed, I did try to adjust the timer pot on the logic 4 but to no avail to Be fair I think it was due retirement   Customer got An excellent service life out of it, keyswitch was damaged from use was just tired.

got an m series at home got to admit always liked my Menviers but to be fair was what I was taught on so would explain it the tones sounded like a really p****d off robot power cycling 

[Ashton]

Do you know anyone on here who could send me a copy of the m series software? Still got the laptop lead but can't remember last time I did An upload of panel configs on one

[Leebaker99]

Ashton I've got the downloader software, send us your email address and I'll get it over to you tomorrow

[Jack b]

On 16/08/2006 at 00:16, Guest said:

Took this out recently, and it stil worked

Is that an afa and a banham in the background?

[MrHappy]

50 minutes ago, Jack b said:

Is that an afa and a banham in the background?

 

I'd guess your correct, the post is very old & never likely to be answered

[Philtheengineer]

I started as an apprentice with Chubb in 1976 just a few years after the take over and merger of Burgot and Rely-A-Bell. Many sites still had DC 24V signaling or gramophone record players dialing 999 and playing the message, police police police this is an automated alarm reporting from XXXX. If you fancy a laugh, I have written a series of books. Alarming Stories I, tales of an apprentice intruder alarm engineer covers the period 1976 - 1980 and can be read for free at the link below, purchased for Kobo or Kindle for £3.21 or as a paperback on Amazon - read it for free here https://www.onlinesecurityproducts.co.uk/alarming-stories.html

 

The second volume Alarming Stories II tales of a security engineer covers the period 1980 - 1986 and includes many photographs taken whilst I was commissioning the largest CCTV installation in Europe, the Network Southeast driver only operation CCTV system, cameras and monitors on every platform on the network. Volume 2 can be ordered on Kobo or Kindle for £3.21 or as a paperback. from Amazon.

[MrHappy]

When I have 

21 minutes ago, Philtheengineer said:

I started as an apprentice with Chubb in 1976 just a few years after the take over and merger of Burgot and Rely-A-Bell. Many sites still had DC 24V signaling or gramophone record players dialing 999 and playing the message, police police police this is an automated alarm reporting from XXXX. If you fancy a laugh, I have written a series of books. Alarming Stories I, tales of an apprentice intruder alarm engineer covers the period 1976 - 1980 and can be read for free at the link below, purchased for Kobo or Kindle for £3.21 or as a paperback on Amazon - read it for free here https://www.onlinesecurityproducts.co.uk/alarming-stories.html

 

The second volume Alarming Stories II tales of a security engineer covers the period 1980 - 1986 and includes many photographs taken whilst I was commissioning the largest CCTV installation in Europe, the Network Southeast driver only operation CCTV system, cameras and monitors on every platform on the network. Volume 2 can be ordered on Kobo or Kindle for £3.21 or as a paperback. from Amazon.

 

Did they do a film starring Robin Askwith ?

[norman]

Those were the days...

 

RIP