matthew.brough

I disagree entirely. I'd much rather have 10 year old firmware than today's.

Com 1 is the PSTN dialler onboard the panel, nothing to do with databus line 1. We have had this issue a few times. Downpowering the panel, count to ten and power back up has always been the fix. Getting fault to clear that are no longer there isn't such a rare thing on a galaxy. Power cycle always seems to cure.

Voip unlimited but expen$ive

I get to see it for the first time in the flesh on Wednesday

Just was thinking along the lines of a G2 with PSU would be £120 ish? and a GD £220 plus VAT but as you say. Ebay bargains to be had.

Unless you want to buy extra power supplies then both bells in scb module would be the preferred option but if you want the extra volume and the strobe then a aux 12v PSU would be needed. G2 is actually cheaper than both the flex and gd. With regards to bell tampers you don't need to use a zone. Connect 1 tamper to the bell tamper and I'd use a relay interfaced with the bell tamper input for the second bell therefore either bell that went into tamper would show bell tamper. If you go g2 you will need at least g2-20 to allow for a wireless portal to be added. If you've got some spare cash a gd is the big boy panel but can't think of any advantage you are going to get for the extra £100-£120 that it costs. If you let me know what you want to do ill happily post links on security warehouses site to what you need

Looking at your requirements a dimension would be nice but a g2 using bells in scb mode would be equally doable. It has 12 zones on board, and can have a rf portal added on for wireless. If you have already ordered a flex a bit unfair on the wholesaler to send it back? Any reason for 2 bells? No one takes any notice of one so 2 seems to add complexity for no benefit? Mk8 keypad is a mk7 pcb in a new housing

Expanders, lol That will be a rio then . . .

Oxos spokesperson now am I?

That flex will make a glowing fuse wire