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james.wilson

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  1. that is assuming all sites have a common engineer code. ?
  2. The corcern is the installer is liable if your system fails to perform. I understand their position and they are correct. Don't know orisec and not sure it can be locked. I would. However if your out of support with your maintainer they should default the panel (at a cost if visit required). No your not locked into them assuming you own the hardware. But the programming may be theirs. A default protects everyone so that's the way to go
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  3. I have it working for me if there is any demand I'll take requests and add it to the play store. The windows one dynamically adjusts to 4 5 or 6 digits depending on the system type booked onto. The above screenshot was when not booked on, ie needing eng code for intruder when booked onto the cctv
  4. this is the windows one which is part of the full tablet app that runs the engineers fault finding tracking etc
  5. for other people to use it i will need to make the 'seed' code selectable per install and will be 6 digits rather than 0-255 It only does pin codes on android at the moment not the cctv/pc/access control ones that require letters and special chars etc
  6. I have it working for me if there is any demand I'll take requests and add it to the play store
  7. No not at all I use home assistant. It's free but I pay for it. If no one pays it fails to exist. Like cloud alarm platforms
  8. I'd prefer a cable for all options. I don't see the advantage of CAT6 for cctv over CAT5. I'd also suggest that even if cctv per channel needs more that 1gbs that CAT5 will be 10gig. Copper wins imo over short distances over fibre. I reakon that's true for my lifetime
  9. Not directly with anything decent. I'd seperate the issues. Diy you could use texecom with it's issues that would sort your detection. Then WiFi bridge your cctv
  10. I'd go with a diy option we wouldn't but in your case you want the support if your emailing them already
  11. None. The uneducated will say it makes a difference it won't. If you plan on breaking gigabit per channel I'd like to know how
  12. al-yeti has trade status however alarrm inputs to use in the logic of the d/n/xvr and an output.
  13. nothing anygood. Id use a wireless bridge between the buildings
  14. Not in the panel programming. You would need to add a pulse relay or use a sounder with 2 different inputs
  15. Why has noone thought of that before. So simple
  16. Nvm = non volatile memory. If its forgetting stuff it's probably unreliable
  17. I'm afraid it's a site rule. I have no idea without you going through vetting what you or others would do with the information. Other sites may but we are a group of security professionals doing the right thing not just looking for clicks etc. You may do better asking a specific question
  18. As per site rules no engineers manuals on public side if trade see of you meet the req for trade status
  19. yeah you could use links for this and progam the circuts as PA
  20. AI has guessed that fingerprints may not be unique Are we going to have a short term thing of claiming one hypothesis until professor AI disproves it. or are loads on convictions unsafe Our fingerprints may not be unique, claims AI - BBC News

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