Galaxy group setup

[james.wilson]

yes the max settings arnt in the keypad menu

[al-yeti]

3 minutes ago, Logan said:

I can't figure out how to do this on my galaxy 

Cos you got an old junk version

[james.wilson]

12 minutes ago, Logan said:

I can't figure out how to do this on my galaxy 

Start a new topic logan and lets see what it is

[al-yeti]

56 minutes ago, Logan said:

Pessimist

Seriously though, yours won't do what the dimension can do

[Steve23]

Hi @tinnitus

I was thinking of setting groups up on mine but couldn't see what benefit I would get.

It's it only really helpful if you have a keypad upstairs, 

I'm only having them downstairs at each door.

[james.wilson]

I'd start a new topic based on your requirements

[Steve23]

2 hours ago, james.wilson said:

I'd start a new topic based on your requirements

I didn't want to spam the forum with new posts.

I don't really have any requirements just saw him talking about it so thought I'd ask.

[norman]

In your scenario as you say no real benefit.

[al-yeti]

4 hours ago, Steve23 said:

Hi @tinnitus

I was thinking of setting groups up on mine but couldn't see what benefit I would get.

It's it only really helpful if you have a keypad upstairs, 

I'm only having them downstairs at each door.

Useful if you want to arm an annexe or only door etc stuff like that 

[tinnitus]

10 hours ago, Steve23 said:

Hi @tinnitus

I was thinking of setting groups up on mine but couldn't see what benefit I would get.

It's it only really helpful if you have a keypad upstairs, 

I'm only having them downstairs at each door.

So we had to use areas because the client had an office space split over 2 floors and wanted more flexibility. 
I can’t see a good reason to use it at home unless you had a completely separate area. I’d say part set and full set are all you need. 
what did you need to do?