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james.wilson

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Everything posted by james.wilson

  1. you know the answer h, spent on a new iPhone. will keep the 18yr old alarm running then complain its shite when it finally curls it toes
  2. tube and wire was best but who would have it now?
  3. agreed it was, I assume the white wires are going to something. they were soldered then
  4. Honeywell informa speech dialler is the most popular
  5. there is quite a lot of differences between the two grades. And no one makes (that i know of) a grade 3 rf system yet
  6. everyone should avoid port forwarding, its fraught with liability
  7. OP if your still struggling you should go to your supplier
  8. I'm sure it can many other decent systems do even the Visonic does
  9. just an fyi, the hkc can do sms via wifi or lan too
  10. Hello
  11. its an ade or mdt not sure mind. Ive never seen that board
  12. its not though you have a sensor down or 2
  13. yes I don't know the level of cover etc and taking the op on face value a quid would be to expensive. Assuming your supplier does what they should for digi monitoring its fine.
  14. I think 16 quid is fair for monitoring and maintenance. But I feel you have an issue and that should be resolved on their part not urs.
  15. ive not tested but as its not a mylarcone speaker id suspect not
  16. You cant im afraid they will need to remove them or disconnect the phone line to it.
  17. if the batt was 20 it would be a 6Ah. But as its powered down maybe the battery took it
  18. one is the keypad for the built in modem the other is the virtual keypad on the 232
  19. I thought it was parallel too
  20. its an option in the list but ive never used it

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