PeterJames

Hi and welcome

Hi Catvin You are welcome, please do come back and let us know how you got on

1070 here, I rate the Texe kit but we dont install it unless its a special request. The 1070 is very reliable mines been in for a couple of years with no problems, and we have been installing the 1070 for about three years now.

theyre cheaper on ebay

Really? whats the max for data then? Genuine question btw

Hi

I thought they all were, cant think of how a wireless one would work, could you be a little more specific?

Q2 do you work for nothing? If so do you want a job

hi and welcome bizzarely I know someone with a similar name to yours

bonus dayus

It doesnt work

Hi Russell there is a clue in the name," as fitted" its like the quote but instead of the spec saying the where the detectors, panel, and ancillaries were proposed to be installed its where they are actually installed.

They are a bit tight, I suppose if you own a house that cost more than a lottery win to run each year spending £20k replacing the alarm in one hit could be considered as grudge expense. Changing it over at £1k a time suits me. No It would have been Matt back not Paul if we were up to tricks like that

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Its changed slightly since anyone else would have had it, its not all DSC anymore

Weighbridge yes

Hi and welcome

Hi Rob and welcome

Its not the alarm beeping you have something with a low battery somewhere. The alarm needs servicing though

I wish ! No I never got to go and have a look at any of it, much to my disappointment.

Hi and welcome I have a cousin that worked at Pinewood Studios building sets and stuff for the Carry On films, and many other films and series, I always thought that sort of thing was an interesting and varied job.

I wish I was paid in the first place dealing with you skally wags

Sorry Amps it wasnt personal, it was a split topic not for human consumption

Copying just to the usb was 5hr 15min so I havent copied it over yet, I will probably do it over the weekend over the network using TV.

Sussed it, make a correspond folder in the network drive (which I have done) then copy the 100gig or so of correspondence from the AM server machine to a usb drive (copying over the network would take too long) everyone has to be out of AM so I have to do this in the evening. Then copy it to the new folder and map everyone to the new drive for correspondence only, again everyone has to be out of AM whilst this is done, its gonna take a bit of planning because I cannot let anyone use AM between taking it off one machine and putting it on the server, and I cannot let anyone use AM whilst copying it to the USB so it has to be done outside working hours