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Ronnie

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  1. I do think some people should stick to trade.

    But this guy was trade, and should have come with a much better case.

    Google is your friend.

    Trade, really? I can see why he was arsey but I didn't realise. It was a genuine question I asked him but his reaction was off the scale.. I can't deal with that kind of person..

  2. Getting a new service manager. Was a call centre supervisor beforehand. Think all my previous service managers have been engineers or sales within the industry prior to moving to management. Interesting times ahead

     

    Oh, that doesn't sound great.  We had a new service manager when I was at Kings, he came from BT and to be fair made loads of changes, really made his mark and I felt he changed a lot of the way Kings operated (from a service perspective) for the better.  Obviously he got the bullet.

  3. I can reconfirgure the 232 to not be connected to the texecom, effectively the C4 is a virtual keypad

    Configure it to do something else otherwise you're not proving if it works or not.

    Is the CIE a common fault?

    Never heard of it before!

    The building is quite large and some of the C4 kit is in a second rack on a different mains phase, could this be an issue?

    Are the 2 bits of kit connected by 232 on the same phase?

  4. Yep tried that, also replaced the PCB and PSU although same version.

    Control4 thought it might be powered related so disconnected the LS, this seemed to help for 5 days but now seems to crash just as frequent again.

    The other site is running Version 2.11

    Any recent C4 firmware updates been applied? Try updating panel firmware? Do you have a ground between C4 and panel on 232? Does it still do it when you physically disconnect C4 and set from keypad?

  5. oh aye forgot the handover checklist. Yeah its different, we just initial whos done what ie hand over to customer, panel etc. Just keeps a note, if there's any slack practices, ie if we find a panel missing grommets etc, or poorly fixed, we can audit the next job to see if its a reoccurring theme for example.

    so does anyone hand over a record book? (its a little nsi book with a log in the back, and about good house keeping etc)

    We use an A5 log book which has NCR handover cert and ROC in the back so one left on site and one back to office. There is a separate A4 handover checklist which is returned to office. I'm wondering if we can also do a table type page for as fitted in NCR as well?

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