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To start with Swap one keypad with one of the others without changing the address, do it pulling off the plug rather than undoing the wiring Did the fault move with the keypad? Or does it start working?

Maybe give more detail and pictures , and what do you mean new from Honeywell? Are you connected to line 1? , as above keypad address although default it should have worked

Still have an old network bw hp laserjet always bought used and models sold in buckets loads on eBay as cheap and spare parts and toner

But realistically if you know where the controller connections are you can connect to it to open the gate , like if there was a push to exit

If you unregistered all the devices you must have got into installer mode Why not try factory codes now? This forum doesn't allow giving out of default methods and codes and so on

Something i even tell app users , if you disarm in error rearm otherwise don't disarm just cos you get a call or notification, Maybe he means remotely that's what he thinks happens ? Or does the panel have a key switch input? Which triggers via dialler ?

Yes but it still doesn't explain your last comment lol

I read it a few times , don't make sense to me , even asked ai to explain it to me..... Cos you alarm men have your own language lol

Overall they are not good pirs imo

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Those PIR are no good tho

Yeah all had the touch screen keypad , replacing battery solved problem in some but not for long

I seen these go nutz , but mostly due to battery needing replacing, brick PSU fried cos op changed it to late? Or more than late?

Unlikely, if weak WiFi it's not impossible, and remember it's a friend of yours, which you don't live with I say that because usually when you ask lots of questions and try and fault find what someone says , it's not always what they originally said, which misleads what the real problem with audio might be, weak WiFi can cause audio loss, and even a device elsewhere could potentially interfere with audio when WiFi weak, possibly it's a coincidence

Probably this

As above But battery can sometimes prematurely die , might be example in a loft where I seen them die quicker , or sometimes boiler room and so on Yes load test , try it But you might be running all wireless aswell?

Overcomplicated lol just saying...... But atleast you got it working

As above , why can't you just connect the existing relay output to a zone? Etc relays probably can be used to activate something else like a light perhaps

But cos I like tea breaks and lunch me will be longer , and would include my Uber eats delivery on the bill and charge two days for the job Thanks will send you invoice in advance

Laptop will take longer lol galaxy RSS is rubbish Within half the day it would be done provided it's not some mad school or busy building you can't fully test depending on how detailed you want to be

Fish fingers with toy

I still trying to work this comment in my brain .... ( It's me not you lol )

Probably take a macs off you?

If you don't unlock it and hand over to next company doesn't prove who locked it right ? You may forget it was locked

You can get parts for it online easily , and it's cheap tat anyway , you can buy new kit £150 ? So how much will you pay for decent alarm that may last you? What you secure your property or what's inside it valuables or people are as good as the price you pay for the security as such