norman

It's youth slang for sorry I must have been wrong old chap, please accept my apologies and I'll take myself outside and give myself a jolly good thrashing.

If the memory has dumped then it also needs a new NVM battery

My bad sorry...

Very well, but you'd save money straight away as a company would only change the batteries every 4 years. The XPC is most likely a dummy external siren as these were sold as monitored systems, sold and installed in the main by subcontract sales companies in the early 2000's so having one non monitored is a bit of a waste of time. Just imo of course.

Still working for DPR?

How long ago was it last serviced?

Unfortunately, and for obvious reasons, we can't advise people how to do this, likewise it will need reprogramming for your requirements in any case. If you found the code to this system then potentially a lot of other systems by this installer could be compromised, how long ago was it under contract?

I'd suggest a reputable company to come and programme it for you, they will need the original installer code or they can crash and reprogram it. Get it serviced at the same time if it's not been done for a while (12m is recommended) and this will ease the pain of the call out to a non maintained system. May also require a new back up battery if its older than 4 years.

I'd suggest zone 8 is programmed as spare. How did you test it?

If that's where the existing reader is connected to then yes.

It requires a simple volt free contact, the reader is powered but the output to the panel is volt free.

No, it would go to a spare zone and need programming appropriately.

Control panel

A simple keyswitch could be used.

Hope you were found not guilty.

Apparently age affects the speech too, have you had a stroke?

Ah, never noticed the date, doh!

Your sig www link doesn't work.

Yes, suitable 12v detector with a relay o/p

For a residential property they are fine, they are connected in the same way as the other detection.

Yes it is.

Scantronic 9100 flavour

Hi Pete, we don't give out defaulting instructions or engineering codes for obvious reasons sorry. Any decent company should be able to carry out the work for you on an ad hoc basis, have a look for a local reputable firm.

Probs even built up by the stores man

Yup but I'd say tamper bottom r/h/s