james.wilson

kyocera here

id asssume then wired into the inputs.

the nice rf module would be plugged in here. As i should it isnt so im assuming your not use nice rf remotes

as i said above the nice rf module isnt fitted also the nice aerial isnt wired in

as far as i can see the nice rf reciever isnt fitted. Is it the faac module? Got a pic of a remote?

I think the powermaster is 2 way. powermax was 1 way but adt group own it now, may default to different. Dont know whouldnt touch it

Agreed you would for an optex or hkc sensor

No

No makes no difference. Sounds like a failed detector

If its only when fully zoomed out it's probably seeing the edge of the lens. Buy I larger format lens is another option

You using home assistant or shelly cloud?

Also assuming everything is 100%

You are Al If new Co did as they should no problem. But if new Co isn't approved and or not insured the sites insurance will look to the firm that is. Modern times of litigation you need to protect yourself or you will find you may have breached your own insurance terms.

Not if the incoming Co doesn't default as the original programming remains. If the original programming for whatever reason is argued to be at fault because the original programmer can't prove it has been changed may be liable. An insurer won't take that risk

I disagree I'd lock it, but would charge to unlock. But would reset it for free if the board was dropped off. It's not to lock in a customer it's to protect the company from malicious claims. I'd assume the outgoing firm would do something similar

Kat?

you should always chnage default codes. So id assume you did

If you swap the bell and strobe terminals in the panel does the bell sound and the strobe not activate?

Just give it power only and meter the alarm relay. However if the led is staying on I'd say its goosed

Happy.christmas Bear in mind this forum is funded by security professionals. I hope the free advice has helped

Alan it will need a service I'm not saying you can't do it yourself but if you never service it will fail at some point. Do some preventative checks

This should always been changed leaving anything with default codes is a huge risk on a system designed to be secure. All systems need to be serviced or they will eventually fail, usually at 2am etc

id assume you havnt got the lid on correcrtly or you have damaged the tamper switch. You have done nothing else but remove the lid of the panel? its also going to need a service even if you do it yourself

Regarding ha texecom have the lead. That's a hack but imagine if a proper panel supported it

Don't know the panel but I'd attempt to save it.