Selsport69

LoL news gets to us late over here in Deep Africa.

I see in todays news that Pyronix has been bought over by HIKVision. HIKvision seems to be diversifying quite a bit now. Already involved in Access Control & Video Intercoms.

I have used a few of the Nite-Devil board cameras from System Q. Picture quality is pretty good.

Thanks guys. Very much appreciated.

Hi Guys, Not posted for a while, well actually a long time but now moved further into deep Africa. We have a job that we are going to be installing Paxton as I haven't used it before was going to try it in the office first. My question is if I install the software on my PC in the office and register it am I able to install it on the clients PC after this or do I need a different serial number?

Cheese wedges? We used to call them the Modern Coffin Box.

I actually prefer the white HEXs. Chris whats the story with them. I know some NACs insist on them?

CCTVMan if I remember right it was only a Lander dummy bell that went up with 2.5clips but then again after trying that out and seeing the qualty fixing a few more dummies in Edinburgh went up like that. Shooo dont say anymore

Its the main panel they use in South Africa as well followed closely by the IDS.

The old 72 series panel was probably one of their best panels. Built to last. Although you open some of them up and a pile of sid boards or zone splitters would fall out in front of you. The other thing with Shorrock everything was always relays. I remember getting called out to a site and I asked the guy where his panel was and he said over there. It was a cupboard with a keyswitch and a couple of leds. Open the door and it was full of relay boards. What fun I had that night. As for their newer stuff, I was one of the first to fit the 1600 panel up North along with the big 170 white basin bell box. Mind you it was easier and lighter to put up. 1600 had many problems to it like the final set button having a high resistance and locking out the keypad. 2000 & 2100 was an installers dream and a service mans nightmare. Easy for the installer to fit cats anywhere but try finding a fault when half your cats go RF failed. Had it once at a large supermarket was there most of the night and it turned out to be a cat that was no where near the circuits that went into fault. Those were the days lol

I am sure it is Code #. It is * to isolate zones.. The 1500 didnt have any programming to it. It was all done via cutting resistors or links on the main PCB. The only thing you can programme via the keypad was the codes. One of the easier Shorrock panels. Try doing the 1600 not the KS1600 with out a programming card. Now thats fun.