james.wilson
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its setup wrong. Good job it hasn't been needed to work as you wanted -
hiyah
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Why Wi-Fi and why Battery Bell/Sounder ????
james.wilson replied to skronk's topic in !!..DIY Installers..!!
no one did mate -
Why Wi-Fi and why Battery Bell/Sounder ????
james.wilson replied to skronk's topic in !!..DIY Installers..!!
1. Yes but the provider cant give you the code as it may be in multiple systems. Would you want a security system provider that didn't care about protecting their clients. They will have to attend and change it and this would be a chargable call. 2. If diy then then default codes will be supplied -
Why Wi-Fi and why Battery Bell/Sounder ????
james.wilson replied to skronk's topic in !!..DIY Installers..!!
depends wether you want a pro service provider, fitter or diy really -
Why Wi-Fi and why Battery Bell/Sounder ????
james.wilson replied to skronk's topic in !!..DIY Installers..!!
that's a diy install and you can do what you like -
Why Wi-Fi and why Battery Bell/Sounder ????
james.wilson replied to skronk's topic in !!..DIY Installers..!!
Any decent installer would not allow engineer access etc during warranty or service period imho. There would be a charge to call out and reset the installer code at the end of that period etc -
you could swap the circuits, but why is cct 4 cct 2 as it should be?
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Hello
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could be either or the protocol
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some units show their address and protocol etc on boot until a telemetry command is received
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best of luck it was a gta btw
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get them and upload tmem, most is opinion and experience. You had a risco user reply and help you out. Then we can give our thoughts on them
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if they want to support it then fine, I wouldnt. Diy rf wise i has to be texecom. If i was installing it would be hkc.
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Id recommend you go with Texecom, their tech support is very good and will talk you through it
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no, stick with what you have on that choice I hate to say it but Texecom is the best rf system for diy both Visonic and scanny are 1 way
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agreed, I wouldn't of used the stuff you have but it is budget gear. A lot of people when buying an alarm system buy on price. Even when they know cheap stuff is crap. Sad even those that think about it buy the cheap sh#t that protects the family and home. At least some come here to realise it
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ok I will
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re the parts, audi parts have seat, vw and skoda on them. I'm sure its the same for skoda parts. But risco parts still have risco stamped on them
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sfi? I did think I should get a tsi badged car, but no its a diesel
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ok your on, recommend me a cheap audi front brake pad for an rs6? Yellow is ok but needs temp, green is worse. Red needs to drive harder than I do. I do agree that some parts are better, but I find that isn't the case in life, feel and knackering your disc if you have grooved and vented. You have a rover metro from the 90's alarm. Just get a decent one even if you do it yourself
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Audi No I don't service it myself I don't know audis at all I know some alarms well.
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ive tried all sorts of audi parts, I do about 40k a year. As with most things buying cheap has made me buy twice. Cheap stuff is cheap for a reason. The low cost installers have to use the cheaper gear. There is a reason.
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an a similar note do you recommend the cheap sh#t part or the proper one? You will know how the cheap one compares?
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ty you have dacia system at best. I assume you rate bmw? you drive one?
