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When you say multi format, is that it can read mifare and normal 125khz tags on the same reader
Or it can ready different khz tags?
Sound even more confusing lol
Surprised no one has asked this question before on here, as it could be saving us installers some money than giving to Paxton etc..
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net 2 mate, will double check on thurs aswell just to be sure
thats what i thought with the hi tag 2
only issue with the chicklets is if they break off the chain as so small so a bit 50/50 about them
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Afternoon all, any alternatives to the very expensive paxton fobs
Ive tried some of the visonic chicklets and the texecom prox tags - and they do work with the reader but any others which you can buy from ebay or amazon??
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NVR is DS-7616NI-K2/16p, ptz's are DS-4225-IWDE. Probably going to be a total of 3 PTZ.
Think thats more than the NVR can put out really
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Evening all, new member on here so hopefully can get some good info and give some out
Just wanted to find out for IP systems mainly HIK, do the PTZ (mainly DE range) need extra power, like 24 ac or even Hi-POE or is the 16 channel NVR enough to give out power?
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10 hours ago, MrHappy said:
iirc
4 for data + 2 for power
if you only have 4 you'll need to power locally
Cheers mate any idea which cores or numbers in the rj45 are which?
There's another working ip camera near this and I can get to that cable, any way I can splice that cable and take the power from there?
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Evening all, would it be possible to connect a hik ip cam using just 4 core of a cat 5?
Dont know whats happened to the other 4 but as its ip im a bit stumped especially with this poe aswell
cheers in advance
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Which knipex u got Stevie? 160 or 180s?
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Sooo people, thought id find out what cutters and screwdrivers everyone on here uses
Currently got the 160mm bahco's and they;ve been really good, might swap to the 180 but also heard good things about knipex
Screwdivers wise - cant beat the ratchet with the standard terminal and some others. If need be might get the Wera kraftforms just to be a bit different
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12 hours ago, james.wilson said:
Looks like this
Does ahd, cvi, tvi, onvif and hdsdi tone tracker and cat 5 tester
but on the coax side only upto 2mp
Yep thats the standard new type
Bit confusing to figure out how to use it fully with all the functions and that but pretty sure the new ones can work with 5mp cams and that
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On 13/06/2018 at 21:02, Petetong said:
Sutton
whats the postcode mate?
Might be able to help you out depending how quick you want it done
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Morning ppl, so its time to upgrade the old trusworthy cctv handheld monitor
I know the new ones do tvi, ahd, ip etc..... but also some of them do cat 5 cable tests and tdr and all that. I need one to just do cctv as normal but if it can also do a proper test on cat 5 to see if any cables are crossed over or shorted etc.. would be good
so what have you guys got
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On 3/11/2018 at 08:14, Ghost said:
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i just left a message on phase 0. I’m wiring it off a G2-12 galaxy.
But when I wired it to A it was ok but when we set the alarm it was calling. So it calls when bells trigger and when we set
where is trig a wired into on the galaxy? probably need to change output type from calling when set
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People for the premier elite keypads can you only use texe tags or are other ones ok to use
We normally use visonic and galaxy systems and got a load of their chicklets and fobs and left a couple on site after installing a texe panel and keypad for customer to programme but their not working
Obviously we are not fully clued up on the texe stuff but do they work a bit different as I know the visonic chicklets and galaxy fobs do work eotb each other and scanny keypad etc...
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2 hours ago, al-yeti said:
Like what?
Taken away output now only 2
Writing a Description is much longer, more like how the galaxy 60 used to be
No silent part
Inline psu - really loll
Actually I shouldn't have said **** it's not really but upgrades should mean that. Keep everything the same and just add to it really
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Don't do it mate there **** loll
Hate what Honeywell have done so many changes and most of the good features of g2 not present
That's my opinion anyway
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As what the others have said mate, get it done 1 time properly will be worth it in the end
Visonic, Texe, Pyronix, honeywell all are good
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lol, these type of customers are the best
As always good to keep a few happy and in the phone on the off chance you need some 'help'
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I've had a couple of Plano cases, great for service work
Still have this CK one, excellent but get's heavy..
Side-cutters I use Knippex and Bhaco, (I have some small'ish Knippex ones I've had nearly 20 years)
Damn and here i am with the measley 1 tool box
Need to step my game up, then again you have to have 2 sets of screwdrivers and everything right?
Was a bit sceptical at first but i use screwfixes own brand tool bag. Quality pretty good tbh
forge tool
well ive still got my forge steel side cutters and use them whenever i need to if i dont worry about forgetting about them i.e. building sites etc.
I never seem to be happy with my set up.
I've been using a fat max pouch for a few years with a belt for slinging it over my shoulder, fits most of what i need for call outs and most of the hand tools i need on installs. But i'm thinking of moving to some kind of box arrangement with some organisation for holding a small selection of fixings and resistors etc. Maybe something like a Raaco box with the draws in the bottom.
Everyone seems to have bags nowadays, i would like to move to a box but i don't want to be the odd one out
I can put stickers on a box though!
loll, you can also put stickers on a bag mate, im the opposite i think i already am the odd one out with still keeping a box
Nah just checked its "La Corona"
with the abv on the right corner
Sort of already deicded, on bahco cutters but still debating the bag - not a small decision
Like totoro had said maybe something with a small slot for resistors and fuses, then again my toolbox has already got that lol
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Hey all, so the toolbox is looking a bit worse for wear so trying to see what to get as a good replacement
really thinking about getting a toolbag as its a lot easier to carry around so what are you lot using
Also same issue with the cutters, any good ones you've been using - thinking about the new bahco 160m side cutters
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mainly visonic over here, used about 30-40 completes last year plus the occaisonal express and master, no big issues really
certianly never had any probs with the contacts
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You can 'join' BSI and get 50% off the lot - it usually works out being worth it
You can befriend anyone with a .ac email address and get access through them (i.e a uni student or employee)
You can join SSAIB or NSI and get hugely reduced 'annual payment' access online
As you've probably just discovered, going it alone is just one long bill (if you're doing it right)
TBH BSI costs were the least of my worries.
How can a uni student help pal? Do they need a NUS card aswell or anything?
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best? hmm lol
Might be like the carlsberg adverts
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welome mate, bit of newbie myself aswell
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Hikvison live view on browser
in CCTV & Access Control
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People got a new laptop running win 11 Pro and on my older 1 with thr plug ins I could see various dvr and nvrs through chrome and even ie
Installed chrome plug in and can't see the live view, installed ie plug in for Edge and the same dvr works
Is chrome now dead for live viewing??