al-yeti

No Alarm company will be interested if you pay, and there will be others You probably be like others every 5/6 years replace a system instead of getting the one you have fixed Atleast get yourself some quotes , when you DIY it you will get some head ache to come with that aswell , and you don't have any friends who install alarms .....

So you have user manual telling you how to set the partset

Jbeye probably self certing right now I wonder if he reading this or calculating shekels

Next you will say they self certification there equipment

Others more expensive right

Send it to me , I will watch a few of Mr H tutorial

It's not what I meant at all dude , none of that will solve what I was asking swb

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Picture of PCB and wiring ?

Years ago and installer gave me a few boxes of wisdom kits, they sold like hot cakes on eBay As above when new setup by installer will work then go loopy like alarm men

Yeah but some of these routers now lock this to , they would need to buy third-party router

Hassle,,,, I glad they changed that on the hkc , allows manager to update WiFi settings saves a trip if no dual path

Does enforcer allow user to search for new WiFi?

Hot days false alarms , might be also detector issue...

If you work overtime......

What about those that do it specifically https://www.calibrate.co.uk/calibration/

Yeah those were the days , college teacher would have just drawn a circuit designed in there heads and said go get this and make it , and give your the parts list , fun times

Old ones eBay? What if new calibrated meter is flawed or you get cert with that aswell

Yeah g3 needs resistor , he probably has that

Blah It's grade 3 probably and requires the resistor to the positive? That's what I remember from some clever dude in Birmingham told me...

Dude you didn't answer the question List the zones and attributes for each zone

I couldn't quite understand above But you can wire the -strobe and -bell together to the -bell on the panel

Lol

Dude forget eol If you wired tamper and alarm , linking the zone clears the led as you say , Does it do that on a zone connected to a PIR? If yes reconnect wires , join the alarm wires at the PIR , does it clear the led ? On setting There's simple methodical approach to this Just like you would fault find on electrics ? Unless your just first fix then I understand your current approach , (current unintended pun but I think I might use it again )

The PIR you mentioned earlier doesn't have eol are you saying model is different now?