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ElecTech

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  1. Can you use the SIP function on the Paxton and get the IT provider to set up hunt groups after certain hours? I'm sure that can be done if they have the right IP phones (if they have VoiP that is...
  2. What's the situation with Gent equipment, are installers required to be "approved integrators" to even make minor changes? I have an enquiry to replace a Gent call point due to minor damage, can this be done without approval?
  3. Hi, We've got a site which requires a G3 intruder alarm, they wish to have no siren externally (we can put a few internally). No official link to an ARC but they have 24/7 security on site. The system is linked via Coretech (management system) and will be showing alarms 24/7 on site. Is this compliant with a full G3 system with no external siren. Thanks,
  4. Quick design conundrum... We have had a tender through to quote a L3 system in a 100mx100m warehouse with internal offices at the front (the standard type of warehouses nowadays, sheds with an office). The way I interpret L3 is that all escape routes must be covered etc., my question is - would the bulk warehouse be classed as an escape route? I'm presuming so, if so the L3 is very close to an L1 except a cleaner cupboard or two, but even in a cleaner cupboard scenario, the argument is there to be had that EVERY room is an escape route if it has a potential of having people in at any one time? Someone must know more on this than me & there must be a explanation, I cant get my head around that every room or corridor will be an escape route in any building or has the potential to be...? I don't see a huge difference at all between L1 & L3? Cheers,
  5. Had a call out today to a ZX1SE, long story short water ingress into a Morley call point (loop is Morley protocol). I have removed the device physically of the loop & from the panel until we get the replacement unit tomorrow... Weird thing is on the panel, when I reset the panel, the next device on the loop (next to the call point in question) goes into fire... Address 108 (water ingress device) - once removed of the loop, 109 goes into fire, remove 109, 110 goes into fire & so on... Also get the odd corrupt signal too, Could the water of damaged the loop card/panel in anyway? Any suggestions would be great.
  6. Not sure where you'd stand with instant set, I'm not sure what the regs means by digital key to be honest so maybe this refers to code via instant set? Don't know... Someone on here will no doubt.
  7. BS8243 - 6.3 if you have access to the regs... Basically states timed set is prohibited. Correct methods - Shunt lock on final door, Push to set, Final door contact, Digital key, in conjunction with ARC (not familiar with this type). You may have no choice to stick a keypad inside?
  8. How will the final exit be terminated or are you planning timed set? I'm sure somewhere in the regs monitored systems have to have a way of ok'ing the set procedure i.e. final door, push to set? You haven't said its monitored to be fair...
  9. Is that a backroute that galaxy doesn’t promote via technical, never heard that method of defaulting on any galaxy... Surely you need an Ethernet module installed first?
  10. Can a Galaxy 96 have its engineer codes reset without dropping all config/user info? I'm pretty sure it cant as its G3 but would like confirmation I'm not asking how as I know its public, I just want to know if it can and I can find the rest out Monday...
  11. Is anyone aware of a front end VMS that is compatible with dedicated micros DVRs? Weve got a multisite system that are littered with DM, slowly but surely there looking to migrate to a new manufacturer (undecided on which yet) however they wish to view all cameras seamlessly whilst the switch over continues. They could use netvu and another piece of software as a viewer but slightly awkward as all sites are watched by a security team 24/7. I looked at milestone but doesn't seem like DM work with them... maybe a small portion of there downfall.
  12. Difficult when you aren't familiar with the wiring route or mid-way point of the loop. In simple terms, you need to half the loop, multimeter to find which leg has the earth fault, half again until you narrow it down to a device or a leg of cable. First of all I'd check all devices on the loop for the environment there in - certain ones may stand out, water ingress is a common one from my experience. Rear of chillers for example when the cable entry hasn't been sealed correctly causing a difference in temperature and the condensation sets causing the device to get filled with water. It may save you time with a bit of common sense first of.
  13. Simple question - how often should multimeters be calibrated? Annually? 3 year?
  14. i'll be on the phone to Galaxy first thing anyways but thanks for the start...
  15. Nova, This is a takeover, looking at the programming on the managers code i.e. display zones the communal area is A1...? Seems to be working fine. Not saying your wrong by the way... I'm struggling to work out how setting logic would work in this instance... Any pointers?
  16. Guys, See pic below... We're hoping to group users in two... - Panel Galaxy 48 User type 1 - A1 & A2 User type 2 - A1 & A3 User type 3 - A1, A2, A3 For instance if User Type 1 (A1 & A2) sets the alarm, how do I get the galaxy to prevent setting A1 (communal) if A3 isn't yet set. Basically I need last one out to set A1... Likewise on first entry, the user is to unset A1 & there selected area. I have read the manual and seems like Group Setting Logic is something to do with it, seems straight forward but is there anything else that needs looking at/considering?
  17. Are there any regs that state the max amount of rearms that are allowed on a PD6662 system? Likewise bell timer I have in my head 2 rearms max and 10 min bell timer but not sure where this figure comes from?
  18. I'v never done "service" as a job role nor does our company hold any intruder maintenance contracts... Can someone confirm the steps to what's required as a bare minimum when doing a PPM. Im thinking... Walk test every device Sample test some tampers depending on the size of install Sample test resistance on devices again depending on the size of install Battery calcs (batt volt, current in alarm, current in standby, batt charging volt) all signals to ARC inc comms fail both paths? Set/unset where possible Bell test, test bell tamp, remove power Check no rearms, entry timers, exit timers, bell duration, reset levels Compare as fitted install to specification Fill out maintenance log... I'm unsure so add, correct or remove anything to help...
  19. Well if your concerns are gunuine then thanks - only reason I posted here was for reassurance and the added fact I knew I'd get a quicker answer over the weekend than waiting Monday to speak direct with Kentec. Yeah not sure where conventional come about but it's all addressable.
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