norman
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Can't see them allowed on sites though.
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Ah, OK, thanks for the explanation.
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When people forget to remove the card, or become complacent and leave it in the reader/keyboard. Excuse my ignorance I'm not up on this, but why do you need 2 level authority? I use my fingerprint and a pin for my laptop, wouldn't that be enough?
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Should be
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See your other post.
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Hello and welcome, if you are trade then have a read of the forum rules and apply for trade status. Over on that side of the forum there's a plethora of information. Oh, and you can't PM yet as a new member.
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I knows
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Sounds reasonable tbf, the jetting kit won't be cheap and needs paying for.
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User @datadiffusionhasn't logged on for 8 months but there is always hope...
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Too easy.
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He shit himself then, thought you said exercise.
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Codes are saved in the main control but just as a caveat it's not totally uncommon for older panels to corrupt or lose programming when down powered. More than likely OK but worst case you would have to update/replace the control panel
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Codes will be saved in the NVM in the main control, assuming batteries are all OK.
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Thank you and we are Sygnitech Limited
norman replied to Scott Latkowski's topic in Introduce Yourself
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Yeah Lyntec in the nineties had issues, they sent fliers to every household in the UK iirc. Not great under the soffit or a thatched house..
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Really?
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Why didn't the Tex employee leave it as you wanted? (wow BTW)
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No, that's because you live in the West Midlands, they are guns.
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Has your watch stopped? In 2001.
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Hello and welcome, There is a slightly more lively trade side with lots more information etc. Have a read of the rules and apply for trade membership
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It's an old Abacus panel, possibly in need of a service and upgrade.
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As above these have a habit of the NVM going faulty, needs to be reprogrammed from scratch, and fully testing to ensure it doesn't spaff the programming again on power loss.
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What could possibly go wrong...
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Yes, and also so they can't set the alarm with the doors open.
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Electrician converting to intruder alarm engineer
norman replied to James R's topic in Members Lounge (Public)
Anywhere.
