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You say can't get it see, what do you mean. What are you trying to do? 

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Hi there

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As above

[Rechargeable, 3.6/7V Li-ions not working in roller-blind garage door sensor - why?]

35 minutes ago, MrHappy said:

Or just buy the correct batteries for the product ?

QFA

there is a capacity difference between rechargable and non rechargable

[Texecom auto dialler - digital phone line]

8 hours ago, sixwheeledbeast said:

It's going to be a slow roll out I agree, will be a while before all the legacy in service kit is switched.

Virgin running on there own DOCSIS can do what they like.

You can get routers with analogue phone outputs that can route calls via PSTN or SIP based on number dialled etc.

I don't see how this type of thing wouldn't be used to prop up all the legacy connections for a good while.

 

The tests on using the emulated analogue ports are hit and miss for digis, systems need to be upgraded. The question is who pays. Like sky vs netflix etc, clients are happy to upgrade their tv, amazon stick etc but upgrading a 20yr old bit of kit is too much and obviously our fault for it no longer being reliable. 

[Texecom auto dialler - digital phone line]

Hope your OK thinking its 5 years away, you not seen any pstn issues your way? 

[Honewell Galaxy Flex 050 v.3.37 factory reset or code]

Thanks for the follow up 

[Honewell Galaxy Flex 050 v.3.37 factory reset or code]

On 24/08/2020 at 22:30, mariorainy said:

local engineers dont use this brand...no help from them

 

Pretty much everyone knows galaxy, if they dont know it its like saying they have never heard of ford as a mechanic. Not knowing it well is different. IMO people should specialise do what they do and do it well, not ive seen one of these before how hard can it be. Got the same issue with my Bosch Boiler at home, needed a specialist and after a while found one. 

[Michael C]

Is this the internal sounder? have you connected a sounder to the speaker output?

[Texecom auto dialler - digital phone line]

as the advice from ofcom bsia etc is

 

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The BSIA is urging security installers to take swift action on their alarm signalling estates in advance of the transition to an ALL-IP voice service with migration in some areas taking place as early as this autumn. 

PSTN is dying. SIA wise we have upgraded most of the estate away from PSTN. 

[Honewell Galaxy Flex 050 v.3.37 factory reset or code]

The metal 'radiator' is a heat sink. The tamper switch is the switch with green wires coming of it. 

We don't give default info on here as it can be used to disable systems. 

[Hikvision DS-2CD2386G2-ISU/SL deletes marked alarm area after restart]

lol

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I'm amased h spent the time giving such a detailed reply. I totally agree with Mr happy 

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I have on bigger panels. In theory it should work using the output of the circuit for 2 inputs

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Some of the integration the dvr holds the config, canging the camera will then be overwritten. Seen it on Adpro and HIK with ANPR

[Hikvision DS-2CD2386G2-ISU/SL deletes marked alarm area after restart]

Have yuo set the integration up between the nvr and the camera. It may be overwriting the config in the camera

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yes unless its a really old one then it was a link of wire iirc

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the viper will flash like that its a 'comfort' led if you tap them again the led will stop for about 7 sec. Best to have them in this mode its like comfort leds on a bell, shows its powered

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5 hours ago, Cieska said:

5. In both tables 2-7 and 2-8, there are two lines named Low Resistance and High Resistance. What this for? Why those are even mentioned? I'm right with saying that is value ranges to avoid false results/alarms

this is to give early warning of a connection issue failing device etc. good firms transmit this data and then book a visit 'before' the device fails. Low res is usually water or damage, high res is connection issues or failing detector

[Zone wiring on Honeywell Galaxy (multiple questions)]

pts = push to set

[Zone wiring on Honeywell Galaxy (multiple questions)]

3 minutes ago, al-yeti said:

1. Zone wiring types. Fault double-balanced vs. Fault end-of-line

Double balanced has 2+ resistors so a short or complete open circuit is a tamper. 

 

3 minutes ago, al-yeti said:

 2. Wiring multiple detectors

on a agalaxy you can add multiple door contacts and just ad a 1k in parallel with the switch. Basically a reading of 1k is closed 2k to 11k is alarm, 12k+ tamper But you cant use fault resistors etc.

 

30 minutes ago, Cieska said:

 3. What is Fault detection?

its a sensor fault. A grade 3 sensor can report a fault on the eol wiring by open different relays to give a fault reading. The panel can then identify that the sensor itself has reported it has failed an internal test.

 

31 minutes ago, Cieska said:

4. Key-switches and terminator buttons.

exit termsinators are to tell the alarm that everyone is outside the protected area and it can complete the arming process. Most people use final door but i prefer pts (terminate)

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I'd say so

[IntelliSense Securit 800L+ Control Panel Problem(??)]

As Al says it should be looked after like you would a car, when was it last serviced? 

But is it the entry exit tones that have stopped working? 

[Visonic Powermax+ PGM output.]

1 hour ago, sixwheeledbeast said:

"power burning, heating up relay"?

A pull up resistor would dissipate the wattage across it as heat. Either way I think we are getting off topic you can test this with a meter it wouldn't need a load.

If it's not switching then it's either not programmed correctly or blown.

The reason it's common practice for installers use relays is for separation with any auxiliary device.

Qfa

 

Also the output maybe open without a pull up or down it won't show much logic wise

[Visonic Powermax+ PGM output.]

1 hour ago, BaconAndCabbage said:

I was hoping to avoid increasing complexity by adding a relay. All I need a 12v and 0v signal,

 

What I wanted to do was put say a 4.7k resistor across it and 12V. That way I'd get 12V at the PGM pin when it was "off" and 0v when it was on. The issue of course is that it doesn't seem to ever turn off.

 

id expect it to read a difference with a meter, unless the output is broken. If you cant read it with a dvm then a t relay wont help