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He did say he would be fine so manufacturer support wouldn't be needed...

Sorry about that phone went nuts

In that case any panel will do, everyone has there own preferences, but as you say you will fine , let us know how everything goes

In that case any panel will do, everyone has there own preferences, but as you say you will fine , let us know how everything goes In that case any panel will do, everyone has there own preferences, but as you say you will fine , let us know how everything goes In that case any panel will do, everyone has there own preferences, but as you say you will fine , let us know how everything goes

Where can he buy the hkc and all its bits? Scantronic might be best thing? What's easiest to programme?

No need to promote anything anymore James Get your honeywell gear right here Www.securitywarehouse.co.uk Actually I dont think he ever mentioned his own website though? ATS need money like everyone else sooner or later...... No handcuffs remember This all public?

Ats will soon be there to

To make it all simple you can get your accenta and LCD keypad here www.securitywarehouse.co.UK , I still don't like texe maybe it's all the diy fittings around here ,but texe diallers are quite good

Just be sure to address it , 4 or 5 on the g2 , or it won't see it

Don't be shy, here of course www.securitywarehouse.co.UK , I think prices should be lowered each time link goes up?

Yes of course , but he needs an engineer

Matt try and get a local company in http://www.thesecurityinstaller.co.uk/community/forum/268-uk-security-installers-by-regional-police-force/

I didn't realise it was this serious.... Matt have you tried a local engineer?

If you have a meter you can work out alarm contacts and tamper ? You need a tamper proof junction box and can put resistors in there if you want to

Waiting to see how much UK can be ripped off more like

Relay or resistor does the job depending on bell box I guess

Garmin always been one if the best Of

You have to also close the tamper to the bell I thought ?

You didn't understand them, they mean connect a speaker to the speaker terminals NOT a sound bomb , that will damage it as mentioned more than once above

Ok basically you want to know all the settings required to make your alarm work That's very difficult as an engineer would check all the settings from a to z As for zones yes more or less correct that would get you going , provind the wiring is correct In very basic terms some panels are already generally setup except zones and you might find out the hard way when something either doesn't work or goes faulty Spare of all unused zones ie make them not in use , make sure bell time is correct, etc Then you will have to use it to see what happens, and might end up calling an engineer to programme it, if you flick through the manual and understand how to programme zones and timers, do you really know what whey other term means? If you really going to have a go, perhaps don't connect an external bell yet so at least problems are located to sounding inside instead of outside Or get an engineer http://www.thesecurityinstaller.co.uk/community/forum/268-uk-security-installers-by-regional-police-force/

As above if you get it wrong , in an emergency you might not be able to exit even with break glass switchs £1000 include fault finding and any new cables or just to go round a connect 3wires as you say in each

Whatever you do don't connect a sound bomb to the speaker terminals or a speaker to the bell output I only say this because it's so common for diy fittings to do this and blow the pcb I would start with an internal speaker on the speaker connections in one location And connect a sound bomb in another location, as for connecting the sound bomb if it's basic piezo type should have no problem running of am output or bell trigger http://www.securitywarehouse.co.uk/catalog/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=1183

If you have manual , isn't the sequence to do it on page 18 onwards allot easier if you go through that, as everything is there? Or have you tried it and hasn't worked , if this is the case what error are you getting? Ie entered programming mode , selected let's say zone eleven as 11# and then select it's attribute so in case of rooms you would set them to intruder and yes door contact or pir in hallway as exit

As before system is very cheap quality but it's a diy kit, why don't you budget yourself £1000 which you could buy two camera a Dvr some cable connectors, etc and at least it won't be to bad a picture Again Samsung 2080rp will come in that budget

You better take a diy route to maplins, you won't see much at night, playback will be poor As above 200 will get you one camera, stretch a bit and the Samsung 2080rp are going cheap these days 200 will get you one of those some cable but no recorder