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Looks like gel filled copper cable , you havnt seen it on Cctv

But his browser maybe sending him to 80 auto and all day stuff

So switch off the remote management on the router if it's available I assuming via the browser it's directing you to the router login because port 80 does that in some I think

So what router have you got I looked through the thread didn't spot it?

And it's not the static IP as your ports still have to be forwarded , although static is nice to have

Doh

Is it a phishing site? Any volunteers to check it? I like these posts they get better and better to post domains lol

Hkc don't have much choice really , otherwise will lose chunk of market , especially with all the freebies other manufacturers give

I don't understand anything these lot are on about Anyhow to give you "new" ideas try using a different output , so example keep black on zero volts and then if a programmable output is available then connect red there and programme it to positive when in alarm if that's what you want But now we need alarm men to answer next bit , when programming an output on this panel Does he have to cycle it to make it take affect or come in and out of engineering etc blah? Come on you house bashing alarm men what you think?

Means your bell is already zero , did you change the bell trigger polarity by mistake at some point as they are normally switch negative by default

Will this panel be able to power the sound bomb like this?

Isn't the there a section for user options and select no to everything associated to that user accept arm and disarm and so on , don't know the panel but assume that's what it has

Hmmm, if that is really texecom reply looks ridiculous, that goes for any manufacturer

I actually thought you were trying to.do something else , but I try and house blag bash my way through finding an answer, (trying to earn my alarm man status but I will be dead before then I reckon) Back on topic what does the coma centre want to see , a certain protocol ? Is it dialling , modem answers but then drops the call or just hangs there?

So what does the modem at the opposite end want to see? Do they have a spec ?

Hik is widely used by trade and widely used by diy so bit of hit an miss with house bashers like me, good kit it seems, no real incentive for buyer / diyer Obviously the real alarm here have big contracts so they r ok, time will tell , something has to give

I thought tool is naff haha , must be Chinese copy I had

But the Gp only sees you for 10mins , I think they are way overpaid he's ssaib , and nsi go out there way to get registered and make sure they install to a standard (so do non insurance approved installers) But it's the only we you will get that £2500 if you get done over I think you should give him £350 labour So diy it And don't worry about the £2500 you might not get

What are you missing..... That bit comes when you diy it , ask the local installers for more quotes now that you have an idea £250 is high? Tell that to your Gp, dentist , solicitor and that there £350 a day is high to, but then they are paid to do a particular service Sorry just an observation

2mp cameras are dahua aswell?

Which one are you using specific model it's quite simple or should be

This is cheap! Cctv on app? Any specs for the Cctv? And what model visonic?

May just required a reset , but if the battery was faulty which can happen, full discharge may have damaged the battery during the self inflicted power cut , better to take it out buy a replacement

What's the warranty cover ? And is the alarm attached to your insurance ?

Basically some would say your insurer may request an alarm to be fitted by a "professional" But if it's not , and you already got the insurance without it being a condition then you don't have to contact anyone Insurer may give you a discount but if you forget to set then you won't get jack And I said , you don't need to contact your insurer if there was no request to do so when you took the insurance out Of course if you get robbed and become high risk then on renewal they may request it , then diy becomes pointless But you don't have to contact your insurer for something that isn't requested by them