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Put your hand in your pocket and purchase a Pyronix Enforcer wireless kit. Save you lots of hassle and well worth the ££.
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Program a relay as unconfirmed intruder(018) and connect the bell trigger to the normally open terminal and neg to common.
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9 hours ago, al-yeti said:
So doesn't have to go into engineer mode to send new engineer code?
Nope. Only thing in the log would be PC Dailed which could also mean then app.
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If the system is a Pyronix, setup for UDL and UDL enabled in the user menu(default is enabled) an ex engineer can login anytime he likes via the cloud and play around with the settings without any alert being created
I have no idea if each insite download is registered to a user but hopefully it is.
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5 hours ago, bennynoneck said:
Morning
Just a quick question please.I never read further than that line.
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On 14/04/2020 at 13:04, tinnitus said:
Hi guys, hope you’re all safe? I know this has been asked a thousand times and will probably get me some grief for asking again but hey ho.
what are the regs for an intruder alarm and a fire system sharing a dualcom? I’m assuming a few things, it has to be fire rated point to point seems obvious but how can the alarm panel be fire rated? Surely that’s the week point? Like drilling a hole in a fire rated door or wall and not using fire stop etc.? Obviously it’s just easier to use two separate dualcom’s but then the cost goes way up. Anyway, hope this isn’t too annoying. Thanks in advance guys.from 5839 2017
It is now common practice for the transmission of fire alarm signals to an ARC to be routed via the alarm routing
equipment of an intruder alarm system. Notwithstanding that the mains power supplies, cable types and cable
routing for this alarm routing equipment might not necessarily conform to the recommendations of this part of
BS 5839, this practice is regarded as acceptable and need not be regarded as a variation from the recommendations
of this standard. However, standby battery capacity and any cable between the CIE and the alarm routing
equipment needs to conform to the recommendations of this part of BS 5839.-
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Setting time must be a minimum of 30 seconds with the setting alert audible throughout the premises. That’s about I think although no one uses the 30 second thing or the audible throughout the premises parts
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9 hours ago, al-yeti said:
All employees are allowed to "volunteer " for there company tho asking as they are not directly making money for them , so maintenance is allowed as an example volunteered
Won't work well for nationals but smaller companies like you lot will work something out I am sure
You have a link for that pls
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On 28/03/2020 at 12:12, Brian hall said:
Hi, can anyone give me the correct answer, my security company is going to Furlough myself and five engineers, but we have been told we still have to go on the call out rota, surely when Furloughed you can not do any type of work for that company ?
I've now heard of a couple of companies doing the same thing. Engineers are to offer phone assistance and as a last resort attend site. I imagine there will be a fair few faults that will need an engineer visit. I guess no-one will find out and even if they did no action would be taken.
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Think the company would be better off arranging some kind of emergency shift system.
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23 hours ago, PeterJames said:
He is worse than Bush and thats saying something
Any facts or just your gut feeling?
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10 hours ago, PeterJames said:
am sure there must be a more intelligent american than him in the U.S somewhere they could have as president
Expected better from you.
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8 hours ago, PSE said:
Unique generator based on account number and contract number is what I use. We can have 20 mixed systems on a single site, all have different engineer codes. Far more secure this way, it’s rare but if and when a customer wants to leave for whatever reason, we issue the code on written request and if accounts are paid up as it’s no good on any other site
So how would the engineer know each code? Some kind of app that he has to enter the account and contract number?
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15 minutes ago, al-yeti said:
Dude use Google man , probably best , your going in circles thinking perhaps DD or anyone else doesn't know the answer , but it doesn't work that way
I try and find a link for a tavcom course for you
You don’t know do you
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1 hour ago, al-yeti said:
It was a serious question
As a house basher even I know the benefits of 2way security Vs 1
Like what?
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4 hours ago, datadiffusion said:
Security wise its a massive difference though?
Like what
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18 hours ago, al-yeti said:
I might have gone Eaton scantronic if all devices were two way , to late tough
One way two way is there really that much difference.
one way change batteries approx every 2 years.
two way change batteries approx every 2 years.
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15 hours ago, Logan said:
If it doesn't say something like this. It should just reset by pressing no
I think the default is
Tamper reset - Engineer
Anti-code reset - No
So only the engineer code will reset the tamper fault.
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12 hours ago, Logan said:
Press reset. Have you tried that.
Please can you put a picture of the main panel. As it It could be a
accenta 6
Accenta 8
Optima compact 6+
Limited experience of these panels and always disliked them. I find the range of panels confusing.
You know how many different types of Accenta/Optima panels there have been?
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On 12/12/2019 at 18:37, Gordon Smith said:
Hello,
I'm just wondering about the amount of hardware you can add to a GD-C048 with the available address line.
The instructions say I can have 8 keypads (3 prox), 4 RIOs and 4 RF RIOs
It seems you can add lots of stuff but much of it is limited by the rotary address switches and there appears to be some overlap.
Is a keypad on address 2 the same as a RIO on address 2?
Basically, I have 3 keypads, 0,1 and 2, along with 3 RIOs and 1 RF RIO which must take addresses 2-5 which means, if they work as the same address, then one must overlap with a keypad, also the RF RIO tried to take up 2 bunches of addresses and in fact keeps appearing as 102x and 103x no matter what I set its switch to be, and why is there a gap between 5-B which I can't seem to use.
In short, do I need a 96 or above to run 1xTC(prox), 1xMK7(prox), 1xMK8(prox), 3xRIO, 1xRF RIO? It all gets a bit confusing
Cheers,
Gordon.
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9 hours ago, tinnitus said:
Hi guys, do we have a sales section? I’ve acquired a lot of 17Ah battery’s I’d like to move on.
please delete if this is not allowed. I had a look and couldn’t find a more appropriate area.Keep them they take up too much room on the van and weight too much. I’d rather install an extra PSU
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If the external siren tamper switch has a intermittent fault the only way to disable it is by getting the ladders up to it.
Until you get a replacement I would disconnect the siren from the panel. It should sound for 15-20 minutes then stop. In the panel link from 0v to the tamper return terminal(TR). System should then be minus it’s external siren but fault free.
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Only way is to replace it.
Personally I would upgrade the external siren approx every 10 years otherwise you may get problems like this. A new external siren suggests you also have the latest intruder system to any would be burglar.I wouldn’t expect a security light to last 10 years or any other external electrical equipment.
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Don’t think it’s genuine mate.
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Galaxy Rio - sounder
in Control Panels (Public)
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12v sounder yes. Ohm speaker no.