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datadiffusion
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it is xmas
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To my utter amazement, they are still being made, assume this is the original supplier or they bought the rights... http://www.irtec.com/en-irt/upload_files/058-36310-002_IM-EN_IR-363.pdf
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Hi, great to have you here
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Well, it is the default. Which is telling tbh. Your funeral.
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Hmm, I'd be with Yeti on this, pulse count 3 for older gear like that.
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Same as i-On then, really annoying when you CANT exit for some reason (i.e dets connected but covers off) but want to try something out :-(
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Creep
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I assume this means 'remote keypad tamper' - did you take the keypad front off?
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As above, assumed you'd fed neg to TS already...
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Can't really help without links, sorry!! Only joking, pls read forum rules etc... The instructions state; Cut WHITE link to cascade (i.e more than one live bellbox). I'm assuming not, so LEAVE the white link. It then states... Cut ALL except... So presuming you want a negative tamper return, for the panel you're using, you DO need to cut the BROWN and GREEN links.
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Toughbooks we are using on the amb are starting to fall apart already, digitisers fecked and esp. re battery life, it's getting like the 80s again when you had to ask the householder for the nearest 13A socket... (back then it was for the defib) However I concur that for 'normal' use they are pretty ace.
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A fuse will have blown in the main box. But as above this will require an engineer code to reset once the box has been opened, even if set for user reset on everything else.
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I did that for a while, but... firstly it's a bitch to take apart, and one of these days the switch is going to break and I still can't work out how they got it in the casing... Secondly the last battery like that now has the green furry stuff around the terminals so just wanted to try these carbon batts if anything. It's funny the only reference to them on t'internet is in terms of 2v traction type batteries for use with solar. Whoever was wanging them into 7aH and similar shapes has clearly stopped bothering... RS even seem to have cleansed away their original press release about them! It'll be a Yucell anyway, not using the proper ones It's this one btw - https://clulite.cluson.co.uk/smartlite-range/2-sm126-smartlite-technically-advanced.html
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It's just a standard 7aH battery, but I was feeling rich and going to replace it with one of those lead-carbon ones. So when I couldn't find them on RS I came to this thread hoping there would be a part no. But there isn't, they have clearly given up on them and if you google Lead Carbon 7aH, you get nowt of any relevence. So will just bang a standard Yuasa back in off the shelf, no sweat.
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Ah right fair enough. And Xero integrate with a lot of online bank statements I think, which is the other handy bit of the puzzle. No idea if sage does that without recourse to downloading CSV statements from your bank direct. Have to say that 'Yodlee' has massively improved the last year and the ability to simply click a button and see your bank statements already in the book-keeping software is a joy...
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Did you know that the Latvian parliament is called the 'Saeima'? But if you mean regarding your alarm, it might help for us to know what error you are getting that's stopping you setting, and what happened to cause the bell tamper.
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Because you put all the ones you reverse connect the battery on straight to ebay?
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I know, just adding my much needed approval.
