MrHappy

says radio low battery 15th feb..... you using remote fobs (not prox tokens) ? battery monitoring options are under diagnostics ? low is 11.8 & high is 14.2 IIRC ?

from an alarm co. one who familer with your product would probably change the al the battery monitoring option to the highest & lowest settings all the radio sensor batteries require replacing too

nah...

When its wet or they wash stuff down, I was toying with dipping them in resin or something

I use Knights RSC, they appear to got rotten & fail much quick than they used to,

I think the public are just thick as pig shit?

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at 3k a ton the old copper pipe is worth more than the alarm

I tend to butcher plastics & pcbs when removing Friday night I changed a 9 circuit Euro 12 c/w old metal zem into 76M that I had on stock. I unscrewed the speaker, scb & rkp then chopped the euro 12 pcb in half, hacked away at the plastics & until the pcb would pass out the back of the old cabinet, removed old zem from metal cabinet & mounted pcb into new endstation. 1.5hrs on site, everything texted up & tested.... however new cabinet did look a bit pissed on the wall when I stood back to admire it.

most panel manufacturer list printer interfaces, bet they sell less than they are churches saudi I think this is the same as my datac printer? https://www.checkline.eu/products/126322/large/126322.jpg

I've never seen an opus 42 or cpa6 I acquired datac printer from scantronic multiscan, In my experience a branch of national co. or large regional installer might have one 7300 nvm programmer or a logging printer

Around here 860k for 5 ded detached town house is alot of money, She'd wanted some new sockets in the kitchen & the electrics have been condemned, 2 core in conduit under the kitchen floor nothing earthed, Told its 200k project of tarting the place up, plaster chopped off down stairs floors being replace up stairs, not sure whether she want the cctv (project manager has instructed me to wire regardless) alarm is part rewired, galaxy 16 is likely to be replaced if she wants a RKP with a fancy finsh... ceiling mounted access points, a few speakers & some cables have appeared... told 10k charged for the work (3 days labour)

There's lots of different prox tokens It would appear using ones of the incorrect format screw up the existing ones ?

TSI list is anyone who wants to be listed on it, A better list to work from on - http://www.nsi.org.uk/ or https://ssaib.org/ however they'll want a margin on the gear, a mans wages & probably a maintenance contract too

Should have signed yourself up as "approved" whilst on the line,

a paid adverts Texecom approved/ registered means fuck all, I could get my goldfish signed up... we'd be above £60 for for visit, TBH most of the site is petty piss taking ? Buy metal cased premier, 7ah is okay depending how much kit is powered of it

oh dear.... commiserations & welcome to TSI

just found with images, buy from here https://www.oldskoolhooligans.com/bus-wankers-t-shirt-inspired-by-the-inbetweeners-12622.html

I reckon I could sort this system in under an 1hr, should the device report a low battery with the next 28 days I'return & just charge for the device I have old types & new on the shelf. The other topic with Everest abacus, again sorted within an 1hr, Both could have fully comp contracts, however I probably start with wanting money for bells & batterys to put money in the pot

alarms ain't consumer devices, their niche market low volume & expensive for old tech the same doors contacts are still being sold, only the very early one are unavailable as they changed the mhz ? ring risco & ask who'd they recommend locally

I've never seen an everest box in the wild

pcb is marked as there's

I once pulled an electronics line wirefree system that had a "ts900" keypad on it, normally they had "napco" type keypad I often regret not trying it on ts networker to see if it would work

aviva, they're a set of pricks. However they did have to pay out 30k+