sixwheeledbeast

Yes, if you know how to wire them correctly and you don't overload the panel, as I explained in post 2

Two live boxes could have been too much current and blown something. Most panels need additional PSU's or SCB mode for multiple sounders.

Been "red spotting again" Yes, I know the pictures pants but it was the other side of a dual carriageway. Chester Road (A556) Rostherne Cheshire http://goo.gl/maps/gYEmL

Wilderspool Causeway/Stafford Road/Greenbank Street Wilderspool WA4 6RP http://goo.gl/maps/7bqRi Signs can be seen from Morrisons Car Park.

Drove past today.

I thought that's where this was posted?

Well, seems the signs are still popping up, spotted some at Wilderspool Morrison's. Still has the NSI logo on. Will have to get a shot next time I am round there, not as good at hiding behind a HP bottle as Matt is.

An additional power supply is not required and you do need the correct expander card. I would still use Low Current and/or SCB mode on the bell myself to reduce the current drawn by the sounder. The expander card comes with instructions, it requires an EOL resistor in the sounder but other than that it's simple. Yes, the GSM sends the same type of signals as PSTN, text message have zone information which is good. You have to set them up correctly with test signal enabled otherwise the SIM will expire. This is a one-way systems so not the most secure, would have to be a low risk site IMO.

Are you sure? Why would Red remove there NSI logo from the site if NSI hadn't already told them off

They haven't so far. Why would they now?

Sue the web designer then?

Yep, see. Maybe NSI have warned them already?

It seems they have removed the NSI logo from there website after this thread started. It still doesn't make up for all the site signs kicking about with NSI logo on.

Drove past again today. What do we think, misleading?

IIRC on an ELite 24 the default programming for Pin 3 is Intruder Alarm.

Digicom Output 3 if you don't fancy doing any programming.