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  1. 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.
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  2. get your property to finished surfaces - oh, I think I have a burglar alarm....
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  3. If you do get a supply of them... unlikely to get a large quantity from a wholesaler if they even have them listed; I would suggest to replace as part of any maintenance. The transparent wiring cover will easily flick out at the hinge with correct application of a flat screwdriver, so you could have covers ready to go with spare wiring covers (buy a few dummies). I know it's not the point but you could consider getting some adhesive 12v LED tape instead, most thinner stuff can be cut at 8-10cm sections make them up ready to go. It's less hassle to go forward using the same box if you want, but not offering or connecting the illumination. As I say I don't offer illuminated sounders every now and then a new customer enquires about them, I ask if they have or have applied for planning permission to have one and then explain the details of this. If the customer even wanted to put the effort in to apply, your unlikely to get it granted in a domestic situation. No neighbour wants to look at your light up advert looking across the road in the evening... more importantly, I don't feel they should have to either.
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  4. Isn't the iwise bus a bus detector that will only work on a risco panel? You have also probably blown the fuse or panel. Wires shouldn't 'touch'
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  5. Tat alarms & naff doorbells is what the public want...
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  6. 2 points
  7. Just consider permanently illuminated external sounders require planning permission, if the decal space is used. I would disable anyway. Make sure the controls are in full working order, charging rates, voltages etc; before only replacing the siren.
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  8. Sounds like someone else over specced and it ended up in your van...
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  9. AIUI in that situation it's still all the same rules and repayments but HMRC no longer have access to your tax code or income, so you have to provide evidence. If you disappear your rate is charged the maximum monthly amount and you are charged interest on late payments.
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  10. i think we will have to agree to disagree Al
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  11. News to me, the legal info is missing from each of the websites, google finds the info regardless This was only interesting bit of info for me- 4000 x £150 is £600k which is not a lot of money for running an arc ?? (yes cctv pays more, however something like a smartcom will pay less) I guess at - https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/11798207
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  12. My email is a gmail not a business one, I set it up when I bought my cameras from them so I don't get marketing emails. If the splitters are tat I won't use them
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  13. This is why to be admissible in court the recordings have to be in original format and watermarked. MP4 is okay for minor crimes where in most cases the crim puts his hands up when he sees the footage because he doesnt know the rules. But if you need evidence that sticks it must be in original format
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  14. The corcern is the installer is liable if your system fails to perform. I understand their position and they are correct. Don't know orisec and not sure it can be locked. I would. However if your out of support with your maintainer they should default the panel (at a cost if visit required). No your not locked into them assuming you own the hardware. But the programming may be theirs. A default protects everyone so that's the way to go
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  15. Have finally looked into writing for android. I use windows tablets for us and I released a unique code generator for windows some time ago. Wondered if there was any demand for this here? Im thinking it will be like the old windows mobile techmaster app adding features as requested etc. Let me know James [update] Now released and available in the play store for testing. see the trade area post for more info. To add this software is designed for alarm companies to have unique codes per site, it will not generate an engineer code for an existing system that is not programmed using this app. qny enhancements features etc let me know.
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  16. this is the windows one which is part of the full tablet app that runs the engineers fault finding tracking etc
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  17. searching for TSI in his emails, as he's expecting a compo claim for his Traumatic Sexual Injury in the prison showers ?
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  18. I assume his McManison was built with stolen stuff & he's just got out of HMP Forest Bank ?
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  19. Get deed pole change name to James wilsingh then sorted
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  20. Cut and past the same stuff twice. Infra red is the detection method not what the detector is looking for, infra red detector detects heat or infra red radiation. Its unlikely that anyone can cover themselves up enough not to give off any heat at all . The ambient temp of the room versus the temp of the person. Even if the person was wearing a foil suit and giving off no heat (unlikely) he would be interrupting heat sources in the room. I would be looking a bit closer, what happens when you set the alarm and then walk in front of detectors? Nothing of what you have said makes any sense its almost as if your making excuses for the poor performance of your design
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  21. Also in that environment lots of rf devices about. Is everything well shielded
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  22. Never heard of brooks before internet, thorn was finishing off as I was getting going... IIRC
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  23. Maybe consider the spec, I know it seems easy to throw stuff where it is now. As much as you may wish to DIY, correct placement and design could see significant savings with better and more usable footage.
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  24. I have mad ideas for charities- A homeless outreach, we pick up all the street drinkers, get 'em cheap suits/ frocks from matalan & hit the ebor festival...
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  25. Isn't there some rule about swearing at people on this forum?
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  26. I eat cannibal,It's incredible...
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  27. The gt40 has Ethernet (RJ 45 onboard) and it also has GPRS for IP traffic with appropriate data SIM and GSM for SMS. The gt20 has Ethernet only. The modules were a collaboration between Chiron and Honeywell. I have a GT40 on the shelf for development purposes. I wouldn't advise buying one as they're not great. A better option is the IP module - either Selfmon vmod or Honeywell V4.16 module and buy a cheap 4G router to provide a backup IP path in the event broadband goes down. In fact, unbreakable broadband and a UPS on the router is a good option.
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  28. Eol resistors are for End Of Line use they shouldn't be in the panel expander etc. If the flex supports seol then you would out this at the end. I haven't looked in detail at the existing wiring
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  29. probably not, plus id check with your insurer to see if your covered to install chinise made bombs in customers sites that dont have any uk based safty certs!!
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  30. The only solid state smoke ive come across is when you accidently put the wrong voltage in something. This generally lets the smoke out of it. Ive found that its the smoke that makes electronic stuff work, because once you have let all the smoke out of a component it never works again.
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  31. Use one of these at far end and link two windows , perhaps you can seperate them this way rather all the windows on one circuit https://www.citysecuritysystems.co.uk/honeywell-dodt8m
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  32. You say it's not an option... but that's what I would do. Wouldn't entertain all that stuff on one zone.
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  33. You will need 2 resistors if this is a galaxy on deol
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  34. We have had a rather large upgrade, some new features but mainly security. Let me know if you have any issues. James
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  35. Hackers would probably target people with £ rather tan gash cctv ?
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  36. 48 would be more than enough, it's will never be a G3 system but you seem to be aspiring to that spec. Have you considered standby time, I prefer more PSU's i.e. PSU200XP and 7Ah batteries over 17Ah. In fairness some of this is completely pointless overkill (we have to assume the risk based on DIY), your bound to have unnecessary headaches with G3 kit which is some of PJ's point. I still can't agree pointing any movement sensors towards windows/openings is in anyway correct or has faster detection, you'll also never find a manufacturers instructions to concur with this. You can get crosstalk with MW, I only fit Optex ones with anti-crosstalk but none of your sensors are close enough. I'd say it's only the "pointless" hall one with any chance of MW leakage outside the protected area, I'd also assume K band MW which has less wall penetration.
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  37. you will need a relay as norm or common the negs
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  38. Your engineer code is different from what your trying
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  39. Hi Brian Welcome, any branded sounder will be suitable replacements, but the terminology used between brands is normally different. The paragon is an old panel and was made before Pyronix bought out Castle and so its likely the older panels will have different terminology then later products
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  40. - infectious laughter ?? Local to me there's one on a "Jewellers", They must be uninsured as there will be a requirement to have a proper graded alarm holding a police URN to Intruder & Hold Up for the insurer to provide cover ? You needed graded equipment designed for the UK market, most the stuff the proper alarm co's use is sold to every tom, dick & harry... Having an expensive set of marples chisel dose'nt make any one a joiner ?
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  41. It's ungraded DIY tat that sends all your data to Amazon?
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  42. There are people out there that swear by Risco, but I cant help feeling thats because its cheap, and many installers wont touch it. Its not the easiest to work on and its not got the best reliability reputation. We would not take one over either, but there are people that will just make sure that they install them rather than just want to take it over for the sake of it.
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  43. none of the ones listed....
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  44. It's been said before but your going have much less hassle installing a full system with kit all matched together. Some decent IP turrets will send and receive audio and alarms from the camera itself using TCP/IP. No messing about trying to make different manufacturers compatible with each other. Single wire to each location with options of better image quality over 4-format turrets. Unlikely to get more than 10-15m out of USB peripherals without some conversion. Have used HDMI/USB combiners myself to solve similar.
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  45. ? 4603 would be early 90's radio tat ??
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  46. I've no issue with students paying back for their uni education, a fair way imo rather than everyone else paying for it. As you say it's only paid back at a percentage over a certain amount of earnings (9% of outstanding debt when you hit 28k or thereabouts) I could count on one hand the people from my school who went onto uni but nowadays it's the norm so dilutes the talent pool imo. There's also the cost of accommodation and living if they don't qualify for a grant and for a couple of years we were paying over £1.2k pcm just for accommodation. As I say, I have no issues with those who benefit paying back providing those who can't afford it are subsidised to go in the first place. *eta, not talent pool, more the prestige of going.
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  47. I haven't seen anything like this for a long time, vaguely remember something about these being ultrsonics?
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