MrHappy

IIRC I think I helped fit one in 1991 ?

If your an alarm co. you must be pulling out better controls out than your 9600? If your not check out my ebay a/c....

a "cp8l" with a wireless expander, oh dear if the battery has more than 2.8v its either the pir or the connections on the battery a simple solution is buy an alarm with fully comprehensive maintenance,

Rebranded for CEF ? Never seen one before,

£287k in 2015 not that I have 33k to spend on a Fiat, Ebay-

they'll be loads of thrashed & crashed rallycross cars in barns ect...

I could do with p/t engineering staff, I don't have the time to spend 5 days a week with a novice, So was toying with someone in p/t study

Looking for new victims...

Think DS went to bosch 2004 /05 ? The hybrid 6/14 R was a stable bit of kit, I have some old kit on the shelf but don't think we have any maintained any more The Euro thing was briefly sold as ADE, Bosch, Castle & Pyronix I'd guess cheaper than developing your own kit

apart from a data connection theres no other wiring from radio expander to controls, radio zones are no. 11 to 88, it was class 5 radio system

You in "education" every day of the week ?

can,

the radio expander was on its own bus, devices are progammed on/ off by the keypad

I was just an unlucky bastard....

pir used 2 x cr123 the sanyo ones lasted many yrs...

6/14r used DS radio equipment, the recvier was metal boxed & did 32 (IIRC) device which could be split into a & b circuits

no,

It been many yrs since I touched one... Think the fobs are on the system as a zone, delete it. The radio stuff was documented its own manual, You'd be best of with co. with expirance of the product or rip the whole thing out & replace

write to Jim'll Fix, television centre London ?

A brick shed with an accenta... you not fancy doing proper alarms ?

enough about yourself....

you getting a job at an alarm co. or just messing with kit ?

no I think they copied gardtec idea / design

The litlle red ni cad battery cover was a ventcroft thing.... however the pcb in a little clear box was done by Gardtec from the early 90's