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Alarm Sensor Triggering Randomly
james.wilson replied to Lewis123's topic in Detector Queries (Public)
It could be a faulty sensor. Cover it over and see if the activations stop. That will show if its in the room or something else. When was it last serviced etc? -
I'd class it as prosumer better than yale response etc but not a 'pro' bit of kit. I would also say that market is merging for the DIY+ market they know they can't get the right stuff from b&q screwfix etc
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Tamper Return - T Bell Trigger - B 12v+ - D 0v- - A Strobe - STB -
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The motion detection on blink is awful. False alarms and misses events. I only got one to compare it to my proper 'granted' wired cctv I don't like motion detection unless using detectors
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Like the current advert. Spoke to a chap on site that had a ring camera going nuts on his phone, then my hkc went off, I had to stop mid chat as I wanted to see what it was. Found it was an amazon delivery. Chap said his did the same but it goes off all the time I normally have it on silent, he did add it was cheap tho
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As H says
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Your asking a 20 ish quid at the low end to determine that the movement wasn't a person. As 6 I hate them haven't found one I'd use yet
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Glad to see
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Yeah I've changed a tyre on a xj220 too. However on the euro have you checked the fuse on the battery. It does look like a board issue though. Bear in mind the euro does sense battery volts and demand and adjusts charging accordingly
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Agreed but it looks like initial exploit is from a bad website or ad within a legit site. That then runs the code (based on browser and as the developer is on apple safari was tested hard) I see how the scan of local IP works based on the seeing what responds time wise. I assume this attack is primerly looking for ways into the host machine, do you think it could be used to attack anything on the local subnet?
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Wow, that gives endless possibilities. Is it patched on the main browsers yet?
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Nice i suppose we should have an area showing how it's not done?
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I know it's daft, the only way to do it at that cost is cheap stuff fitted very quickly and badly
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Can you set an open vpn etc tunnel on the router itself? Is it an inbound udp issue that is being blocked?
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plus wouldnt use one inside
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plus in current times, basball cap and face mask cctv pretty useless
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Just cut the phone line out of site As more of this goes in cabs will start being attacked
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As above 6 hours shouldnt cause a problem as long as its installed correctly
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Bear in mind it seems daft re engineer codes but that gear you have if it was installed someone is liable if it fails to perform. As equipment honeywell arnt the installer is. Every installer/maintainer has the liability even if it wasn't maintained
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I got the alarm collecting stuff that was my sort of wierd, this new thing is wrong tree for me, good luck
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good point it does, for some reason i thought it was a classic
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No you just enter the engineer code from day
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Oh, lol Did you send all the info required or just apply?
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it should be changed for security reasons
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Hi Pete You may be better off applying for trade as we dont allow posting of codes and manuals on the public side for obvious reasons. There are also a fair few 'trade area only' members that dont even see the public side of tsi.
