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  1. breff
    Sometimes you have to play the long game
  2. breff
    Same chip as redcare and digi chips iirc
  3. breff
    Am I missing something? If the power is coming from the loft space, why cant you put the panel in the loft, or are you not using a remote keypad?
  4. breff
    No problemo, you are lucky they didnt wire 5 detectors off of 1 8core
  5. breff
    Root access= phone administrator=needs to be allowed by user, so only affects ****tards. Thinking about it though, there are a lot of ****tard engineers
  6. breff
    Beldon is the recomended, cat5 is ok though. Given a choice I would use Beldon
  7. breff
    You need to ask your possible installers how much they are going to charge you per month for the Securecomm service, there are different prices for different levels and if over wifi or gsm.
  8. breff
    I've installed all 3, all have had some problems in 1 way or another. Personally I would go Texecom or HKC, I do think the Texecom is more user friendly and their App is free with no monthly charge, there is a monthly charge for the HKC App.
  9. breff
    Area options, Anti-code Reset
  10. breff
    Stick with the premier, add an ip module or wifi module and away you go. Do you know what version software you have?
  11. breff

    Ddns

    breff replied to timmo66's topic in Networks

    I assume the you have entered the no-ip details in your EE routers ddns section and not the tp link nano If it doesnt have one then you can run an updater program on a pc/laptop, it's called Homing Beacon
  12. breff
    As petrolhead said, get a cable router and spoof the mac to the same as your nic
  13. breff
    Works well, can be set up to email as well
  14. breff
    On most panels I know, why do the leds only light up in walk test? This alone is proof that the detectors have received an instruction from the panel.
  15. breff
    Lucky it wasn't me, I wouldn't have had any shorts on!!
  16. breff
    Com port 2 prog as comip, baud rate 38400, ip port 10001, arc2 tel no. xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/10001, account no 0001, sia level 2/3 with connect via ip and send sia text selected. com1 is com2400 and arc1 is sms messaging. onboard digi set to com2400
  17. breff
    As I said earlier, my panel is 7.6, the app works, montex works, wintex works all over IP. There is even a com2400 on it sending sms as well incase broadband goes down (seperate btw, I have cable)
  18. breff
    Mines an 88 v7.6, so I can confirm that
  19. breff
    Same here, server in my loft receiving SIA from panel then sends out emails, they come through pretty quick though
  20. breff
    Conservatory Double Doors 2
    Or how not to, shouldn't be mounted sideways, antennas should be kept in same orientation as receiver, can lose 60% signal just by doing that
  21. breff
    And nursing homes......
  22. breff
    GGGilf eh?
  23. breff
    Didnt know you were into necrophilia
  24. breff
    Was going to say that previously it was 554-557, when they added android/iphone they added 558 PS surely I deserve a +1.....
  25. breff
    Ipolis, works fine, software on the machine must be above 1.03 IIRC, http port is 80, rtsp port is 554. Ports 80 and 554-558 TCP need forwarding through your router to access remotely. You will need at least a 3g signal for it to work as well
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