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al-yeti

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Everything posted by al-yeti

  1. Yello
  2. Yeah we might get away with that lol Assuming that's ptz cable he's holding it clearly says 24v would be odd to leave of the zero for 240 lol
  3. Seems like the way to go, buy a multimeter and measure the tx output , and maybe curiosity if you know how to use multimeter see if ptz is drawing any current at all Model of ptz might be helpful?
  4. Yep I still trying to get the 10% sorted
  5. I see a Yale system connected to socket sitting on front bay window shelf
  6. How far is keypad to main box? And what comes inbetween?
  7. Not bad for a diyer though lol, most Yale alarm i see , sit around with a fault or they never get it work let alone on the app,
  8. Oh there it is , think I had to much curry , better stick to cod n chips
  9. Never mind , had to read something for a change , i see it's a hikvision option , will look at others
  10. That don't make sense , you mean you have entered walk test and that's what picked you at keypad Must be getting old , I am sure in my earlier house bashing days that was walk test procedure , so better you look at log dude and find out why it's going off
  11. He could get a wall chaser and chase it in outside , you thought about this already haven't you?
  12. Can you not scroll through the "log" to see what activates at night? Or perhaps system battery Or as you say zone fault
  13. Looks like quick solution get a camera up
  14. Small jobs at low cost lashed in by many "insurance approved" companies I reckon he would have got away with it there was supposed conduit going up and lash the rest Maybe it's diy favour and customer said just out it in like that they don't care
  15. No need to delete lol No smoke alarms because of house alarm.... Why would you want an engineer to fix it? Because you can't fix it? No one mentioned if you can "afford it" millionaires do the same, I said it's about paying As above you said it not me "if it's a simple fix why would I want an engineer to fix it" , was it a sparky you called to fix and said might be keypad or neighbour? Because you thought it was simple fix you called someone Anyhow don't take it all to seriously , like you said "you have no idea" Your definitely at the stage you need to call a professional or very competent person , I am often told that lol
  16. Sorry but your just making matters worse , cost always is the issue , but then that reflects why your not asking an an engineer not to fix it or replace it Will you admit , yes you already have
  17. So you finally swerving to texe?
  18. You could do it all live
  19. So rip system out because it's no longer available?
  20. If keypad fails what then? Meaning if 64 not available
  21. So basically you can connect any of them , if you can find the 064 that is
  22. al-yeti replied to Burycctv's topic in Introduce Yourself
    £199 brigade will do just fine then
  23. al-yeti replied to Burycctv's topic in Introduce Yourself
    Assurance of course

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