Rulland
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On Sun Nov 06 2016 at 9:09 PM, the_italian said:
Further to that, I did also buy a 12V 5amp power supply unit and that doesn't work either. There is still no power to any cameras using that supply.
Who ya gonna call.......
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If zone two is progged as time inhibited, and zone two is the garage door, then as soon as you open the garage door the alarm will go off, because it hasn't seen zone one open first.
Any zones that are entry/exit will need to be progged as such, any zones that you need to walk past to get to the keypad, coming in either entry/exit door, will need to be progged as time inhibited.
You can set the attributes for the doors to be 'final set' IE the system will set almost immediately after the door has been shut, instead of waiting for a timer.
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I never give a guarantee that a 'pet immune' system will work.
The only guaranteed way to make an intruder alarm work is to keep moving objects away from sensors that detect moving objects!.
Place animals in an area that isn't covered by a pir, it's not rocket science tbh.
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Whenever you change the resistance values in programming you have to exit engineers for the changes to take effect.
Threw me when I was replacing a Galaxy, progged as 1k/1k (3k), but came up tamper until I exited engineers.
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Not if the external sounder has a duff battery too.
Paragon is quite an old panel, soooo.
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Are you sure that 1234 is the user code?.
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Enter the engineering menu using the engineer code, that you, apparently have, go to miscellaneous options 00, 3, and change it to not single button setting, simples.
Be aware that all versions of Veritas have the option of locking the engineer code, if that option has been enabled by the original installer there is no easy way to reset the code to factory default.
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As swb, menu 00, option 3, the old Veritas only have two miscellaneous options instead of the newer three, and these didn't include single button setting.
You require the engineer code to adjust the setting for either on or off.
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27 minutes ago, datadiffusion said:
Hmmm, if they insisted it was never fitted, makes you wonder what else they lied about tbh though.
This does take us back to the old 'would you buy a 2nd hand parachute' debate I suppose.
Hmm, a keypad is well, a keypad, slightly different to a parachute imho.
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This is where a simple resistance check card can help to ensure your meter is doing what it's supposed to, and acclimatise you to using the meter correctly.
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The led should go red when the mag is engaged, not green, green unlocked, red locked.
The armature needs to be the right way round to use the 'hall' effect there is a dimple on the armature that needs to be closest to the electrical connection end on the mag for it to work correctly.
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Tbh my **** was twitching a bit whilst doing the removals etc, it just didn't seem right, but heh ho, the powers that be must have done an ra, as al-yeti suggests, I have the paperwork in place to pacify my sphincter
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Matt, i probably didn't explain correctly.
Most flats had one standalone smoke in the living room, heat possibly, in kitchen and a communal smoke adjacent to front door with sounder, sometimes break glass.
There was then smokes and bgs on communal landings.
I removed all communal gear completely, so no detection etc on landings or in flats.
Flats existing standalone stuff was modified to mains interlinked.
Prior to these mods, all flats had to be made 1 hour fire rated, attics, risers, electrical enclosures, extract ducts, cable routes, anything between floors or walls that could allow fire to migrate.
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That's basically what I've been removing, no protection in communal areas at all now.
Interlinked installed instead.
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I worked on a council program where communal fire alarms, such as you describe,were being removed due to total evac situations in the middle of the night, no7 comes home pissed and burns toast or whatever.
They have now made the flats safe to stay, and installed stand alone mains interlinked-aico-as it happens into all properties, best bit is the majority of the communal systems were less than 10 years old.
It's yet to be seen if the safe to stay approach will work in the event of a real fire scenario, human nature says try to get out not sit and await rescue services.
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40 minutes ago, james.wilson said:
But when i strated tamper returns were positive
They did that in the early 1900's....
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Seen this quite often on a site that is having building works/prone to sparks turning power on/off.
As Mr H, Just a simple reset is required-hazard a guess at software glitch-possibly!.
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Many ways to skin a cat, each to their own, right or wrong!.
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15 minutes ago, Sammmy said:
Cars haven't just had one ECU for years. An average car now has at least 8 ECU, something like an S class Merc can have 60 plus. Everything is a control unit even down to rear view mirror, headlight switch, each door, abs, air suspension, active roll bars, active cruise, parking sensors, airbags, USB audio, phone, tv, radio, radio controller etc etc
So all that lot goes into a car, you sell it, do you know how they all integrate with each other?, could you fault find a problem with one part that has a knock on effect with other parts?.
We have it easy with alarms.
intergrating numerous devices, not necessarily from the same manufacturer, to provide a stable, reliable platform that performs as required under all conditions, that fickle insurance companies are happy with.
I want to be a car salesman tbh....
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Ok, you sell a car, you're trade, at a price, you make a little profit, you have to sell a few to make a living.......
See where I'm coming from?.
10 minutes ago, james.wilson said:how much is an ecu on that car?
A lot less than they sell it to Joe public.
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The materials for a car cost way less than a car is sold for, a washing machine, a house, etc etc...
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7 minutes ago, james.wilson said:
premier is the current high end panel the diy prefer. It's cos it started life as an electrician panel.
I disagree, premier, elite etc, top panel, top manufacturer, top specs, veritas etc yes, sparks choice.
Reason for alarm companies not liking it-direct support to end user, loss of revenue.
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24 minutes ago, Sammmy said:
I've had a quote from a local company at £750 plus a monitoring fee which ideally is over my budget.
Waits with baited breath for dd's reply.
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£35 eh?, I'm sure most on here have made 'mistakes' costing a lot more than that, nature of our profession tbh.
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Aico mains interlinked, one with radio base, aico 414 fitted somewhere where a cable can connect to intruder system, IE next to alarm panel, job done.