norman
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User @datadiffusionhasn't logged on for 8 months but there is always hope...
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3 hours ago, PeterJames said:
or rub that shit over your nuts
Too easy.
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1 minute ago, al-yeti said:
Exorcism due for you
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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Hello and welcome.
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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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11 hours ago, james.wilson said:
Im more suprised its not setup how you want, ie spelling issues
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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54 minutes ago, James R said:
None specced. Is it preferable to have one to start the the unsetting/setting procedure on say the front door? (residential property) I would think yes.
Yes, and also so they can't set the alarm with the doors open.
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Hi Ben you have an ADT powemax by the sounds of it.
It will need some parameters re programming as you guessed and this can be done by any competent company. If you post your general location someone on here may be able to assist further.
The system will have an engineers code unique to ADT but this can also be defaulted/changed.
The devices are also unique to ADT so if you wanted to add later then your options are limited to second hand or ADT
My suggestion would be to get a local, reputable and recommended company to have a look, I'd also advise you have it under some sort of maintenance agreement, this could save you in the long run.
Finally you may also have a dummy external bell, so this is worth checking too.
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Lol, I'm sure there'll be a blue plaque somewhere outside.
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Talking of vets I used to look after the James Heriot museum when I was @ Wares.
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Probs
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Those were the days...
RIP
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Clockwise here and I'm left handed. Fuck you OCD.
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1 hour ago, PSE said:
Never used a hook in the drill myself, I just use a specific Bosch mini 12v drill and bang the pair straight into the chuck. Literally 5 seconds on reverse spin and it’s done, nice neat pairs all looking identical and even twists.
Same bend the ends over for a better grip then trim to size.
Also worked really well with ceiling grid wire, used to get rolls from the skips and do metres at a time and cut to length for fish wires.
Veritas R8 / Issues following powercut
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Sounds reasonable tbf, the jetting kit won't be cheap and needs paying for.