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al-yeti

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  1. Btw it's not a top notch panel tho I just saw that bit in your comments....
  2. Yeah but this is all side issue and your talking about a small install Take the board out put one of your spare ones in and reprogrammed it End of story with customer Go get an rma from support send board in for repair or swap , they may even have spare board they will swap with you But I guess I am basing my support experience with hkc who are very helpful for installers
  3. Nothing else? If you registered with them they will repair it if you send it to them ,they can probably write to it Although they might not do much .....
  4. I understand, I didn't think latest panels from texecom should do this tho but anyways
  5. But your swb = special wintex build ? I sure Mr H and the rest could have some better meanings .... Lol
  6. But then texecom always had firmware problems lol Just kidding Poor design to allow it write on the fly
  7. I didn't think hkc does this? It loads the update , then programmes the panel no?
  8. Out of curiosity, does the panel do the firmware update ? So it loads the firmware and then updates itself , similar to most devices , if the laptop was to disconnect why would the panel brick? Wouldn't it simply fail the update at download stage ?
  9. Usually the pitfalls are not having it installed by an installer who does it everyday, as DIY usually isn't as good , as you say you have limited experience, they can always hand it over to you working and you could possibly maintain it yourself. What you choose will also depend on what your trying to protect , if your spending £300 then I assume nothing worth much and your not to fussed if it works or not, but £1000+ for an alarm and separately CCTV £2000+ , these are just starting points. Your reading about dahua and hik being an overkill? Even the basic diyer is fitting some of there range , which has a cheaper end of the market and some stuff more expensive You have a floor plan? How many doors windows , etc difficult to say anything if you don't share that , standard square building ? 5-8 cameras or more? I seen doyers spend £2k just on equipment and unlikely they will need to change anything for ten years Need info
  10. Replace the PCB But at this point if your that confident install and ion 40 which will give you have control
  11. Did you enter the default user code ? Or code you usually use? These panels do go faulty where they lose there nvm memory etc and usually this occurs how you described, but would also have reset the codes I believe
  12. What panel is it connected to? Does any of the galaxy reboot from menu like dimension? But I assume it won't reboot or flush the ethernet card?
  13. Most here probably replace it
  14. Ok we waiting...... Lol
  15. Did you try it with the suppressor and old PSU?
  16. What's ticking in background? Nice clock ?
  17. This is why we need you!
  18. This is a long shot , but is this possible?
  19. What's opposite it or near it It's time for pictures , don't worry if install is dodgy , so are mine But your saying when no one is near it right , from a distance

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