james.wilson

it's expecting to see you leave, ie open and close ur front door

Honeywell yes on the non graded stuff

Not if your force arming, ie omitting active circuits I don't use the Risco unit but assume its force arming from the app

The electronic bit, ie the thicker one

Oh is DIY posumer presumed the sales future? Texecom have controlled that market for years. Don't see it changing imo If pros keep speccing it, whatever it is gains credibility. See the electrical forums etc as well as here

As if

Faulty bell, bell tamper or loose tamper in the bell

wow modern policing lets hope the tech is rolled out to other more serious crimes....

you drive your the scum of the earth if just over something.

ive got quite a bit of experience on driving offences

yep it worked well too

who is the registered keeper, often co sec but not anymore cos of this. I always took the fine in the past for failing to disclose the driver, cant anymore, ill be at 12 within 2 yrs. I blame Europe lol

registered keeper

used to be,now 6 points.

definitely a requirement

its way way too high

I assumed by 'belled' it was shorted to read.

1k would be about 1000m on copper cable. 1k is too high imo

Id be drawn towards a cable problem to be honest. What sort of cable is it?

it has a modem if it's in use then it could be downloaded that way. If not yes just list it. What other events etc are in there and the times of the fail recover etc

could be a duff expander but a copy of the log would help

the freq isn't really the issue with it.

have a look here http://cybergibbons.com/?s=yale&submit=Search

ats fault is different to an atp fault ats fault is bad your system isn't signalling on either

I know they have less value but still supported