Texecom Premier 48 Part Arm Delay Time

[Blartiartfast]

Hi. Bought myself a texecom premier 48 system, wireless expander, etc, etc. Wired all up and everything seems to be working all fine and dandy. It might come over as super noob question but for the life of me I can't seem to find anything relating to the part guard delay time... Its set to 10 seconds which is all good for when I go to bed.. Not so much when I have to leave the house on part when my dogs are in the house. Can anyone throw an old dog a bone and give us a clue please?

The full guard, etc all works fine.

Oo.. Also bought a comwifi at the same time... I'm kind of guessing from reading around that is no good unless I'm having somebody monitor my alarm.. Is that correct, and I should just go down the gsm route or is there a way to get it to push notifications my way .. Many many thanks for any help offered... Thank you.

[datadiffusion]

AFAIK ComWifi should do push, but not sure if you need to make sure the panel has the absolute latest firmware for that.

Edited March 7, 2016 by datadiffusion

[Blartiartfast]

for that.. Panel is running 3.01.. i'll fumble on with it.. I'll sus it sooner or later

Edited March 7, 2016 by Blartiartfast

[sixwheeledbeast]

The part arm delay is shared for all part sets.

Yes, COMWiFi will do push on there app, make sure you have the correct COMWiFi for your panel (large black aerial).

[jammin31]

You can setup email alerts easily via the app once you have the comm wifi setup correctly

[al-yeti]

Com WiFi the hard part 

[toenee]

Work around for different part set times/modes  is to create area suits gets complicated but works make up stairs area b dog area c rest of house a full set all areas part set dogs area a and b night set area a with dogs downstairs with dogs up stairs areas a and c set The setting modes and times are set in area suits don't forget to set the areas to the keypads and the user authority to the areas

 

[Blartiartfast]

Thanks for all of the rellies.. sorry it's been a while, busy beyond belief.. again.

[secureiam]

I would read the apps disclaimer regarding notifications and service guarantee before you consider relying on the app for alarm notifications.

 

 

[al-yeti]

Free apps is all the rage though and pstn is rubbish compared to free apps

 

Haha