MrHappy
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12 hours ago, Nelboy said:
yes
try chrome with an ie plug in...
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if it's all wired sensors.....
throw the controls away & buy something better
if you have various radio sensors & radio bells...
see above & replace them too
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Is it using port 80 ?
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if only data d was still around-
he bid on this tat....
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Lol saw this today & knew it was someone's avatar
Can't recall seeing one around here before
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4 hours ago, f1refly said:
Any recommendations for good, honest, engineers around Manchester?
Nah manc's are all wrong 'uns
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1 hour ago, citylight said:
what about home burglar alarm system ?
don't a buy an expensive one....
in case there stolen
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hello,
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buy a battery & stick it on your old system
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forward a picture of the keypad, end station & eternal sounder to the nearest independent alarm company-
with the wording
Hi following a power cut my alarm went faulty, how much would be to replace x no. of keypad the control panel & external sounder as spending £150 on your old tat is was of money....
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3 hours ago, DiscountFireSupplies said:
I'm putting together a resource about what essential kit fire alarm engineers should carry as standard and I'm interested to know what you think. Just test equipment? Keys for all panels/MCPs? Set of resistors/fuses? Range of devices? Laptop/leads?
4 tins of lager ?
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In loft, under a floor who knows where it could be ?
Happy hunting...
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aux fuse, battery failed + tamper issue (everything)
5 hours ago, Adrian1993 said:I am located in Grantham, Lincolnshire.
A big shout out to you sister, uncle, cousin & wife.....
Which in Grantham will probably all be the same person
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I'd be not interested in touching a 9800, £80+vat to power it down, you'd have got the same answer 15yrs ago
old tat out & new tat in a single visit, cabled measured before doing
small euro + lcd
power sonic the hedgehog size 7 battery
flipping big pirs
chunky contact
glow in the dark ewd
£400 + vat assuming the cables ain't short or damaged, I'm in 3rd world Northern town..
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1 hour ago, al-yeti said:
Rubbish , just poor investment into software and like many other devices manuals programming written by the one who thinks it will be understood by everyone
No offence dude , doesn't seperate engineers and pretenders at all
30 years ago ?
9600 was a smashing bit of kit as it had yes/no menu, something a euro has today
bad software, bad menu's ?? Premier Elite has wonderful WFT about.... the other day I added a smartcom to Premer 24, the 6 inch of cable & dogshit plastic box fill my heart with joy...
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4 hours ago, Clairol said:
any thoughts on a fix much appreciated
a 9800 could date back to the 1990's, buy a new alarm control panel with switch mode power supply ?
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the 500r was also tweaked to be a Yale alarm in the 90's with square yellow or white EWD (wired)
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4 hours ago, al-yeti said:
I never new Yale had a kill switch ........
Inside a yale round radio sounder is switch to disconnect it,
whether the panel does a tamper or has polling..... I have no idea
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a euro will tell when & what each fault is via its log
you can ignore or neglect your alarm & it will start beeping in the middle of night & piss you, your family & anyone you contact about undertaking a repair as its Christmas & we've already had 48 weeks of more of dealing with dickheads who spend 100's of thousands on a house & never have the common sense to get the previous owner to have the alarm serviced before they take possession of the property or think that anytime in the future it might be prudent to have the preventive maintenance done.
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3 minutes ago, james.wilson said:
The golden burgler code.
is 4737
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41 minutes ago, rpatel2 said:
I was wondering, the page numbers you've quoted.
Razzle, March 1989 ?
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2 hours ago, ijustwantsleep said:
being woken up by this multiple times in the night whist having epilepsy is no fun.
its making me laugh...
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7 hours ago, Ian L said:
the issue is she needs another keypad for upstairs and as you may know these are now impossible to buy so i will be making my own,
or for less than £130 you can just buy some new controls
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happy Christmas ect...
(Chubb) Guardall Balmoral CA600 Line Fault.
in Guest Forum
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stick 12v into line fault, if its starts smoking, remove
or stick 0v into line fault, if starts smoking remove