al-yeti
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Hkc, Pyronix Homecontrol+ Or Texecom For Reliability?
al-yeti replied to catvin's topic in Guest Forum
Maybe your hkc installer has included the securcom in your monthly maintenance option I think hkc would overtake texecom in a big way if there app had a free version But like you said money isnt the issue -
Lol
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Just be sure to use speakers on speaker terminals and sounders on power outputs if that makes sense
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Visonic programming stupid
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Yes you can switch a relay taking power from another psu, what alarm panel is it?
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Not that big
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Honeywell Galaxy 2-20 Battery Replacement
al-yeti replied to jasonc's topic in !!..DIY Installers..!!
So if it's incorrect just follow suit? -
Are they a subsidiary of vw?
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Get better baluns
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Most diallers factory set to negative trigger so connecting to your bell trigger will also work if you don't know how to programme the pgm output (unless it's the same on this panel)
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Ez What he's possibly asking is if you u twisted all the pair's and got the legs mixed up, although I understand what you mean to Is the cat6 shielded? As on bench length would short , others here have mentioned about this
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Pyronix as well? Well then who else will be next means third party like webway have more difficulties ahead? Or not really
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Lol yeah not my business model but scanny on pins no?
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Lol thanks my English + android gets the better of me +rodent(1)
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Come on don't be sensitive
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Good time to get rid of all together admit it doc
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Soldering won't do Jack unless you didn't loop them correctly at PIR end first time
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I think now it's time for a hole cutter chop up the floor and find the fault
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What's the point he's got a cable fault
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Is there a room above pir you can lift carpet and floor board and have a look
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Yeah you can try that , either way if not prepared to pay an engineer then you have to try yourself (don't loop the power obviously)
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Could be cable fault Loop it at the pir if it clears, that will to a point show it's pir at fault and then as above replace pir
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Lol still don't know what you mean , what you mean non plug in , thought they all plug in somewhere
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Budget?
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Temporary fix move ribbon cable about a bit or push it in should resolve the keypad issue short term Otherwise change the panel its old hat now I would concentrate on the panel before bell box though , link tr or t at. Panel to 0v temporarily while you try and fix keypad issue Better to scrap it though