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https://www.abloy.com/global/en/our-products/products/electric-locks/europrofile-range/solenoid-locks/lock-case-el560 This will also remove the PTE button and BGU. But requires drilling the door to get the cable on the hinge side, which is a bit tricky process. Or something like this https://www.abloy.com/gb/en/products/wired-locking/eped/locking/352m-80-motor-lock to be mounted into the door frame.

Hey, Need to think of the wiring logic for the automatic opening mechanism door with a maglock to be released in a fire event from the Gallagher panel. A few spare puzzle pieces are available in my brain: I want to avoid using additional relays and hanging on the cables in an already tiny panel. Usually, the door opening mechanism is controlled with 24v and recommended to be controlled with dry contacts, but would I be able to use a common ground in some way? Gallagher fire interface relay / DC distributor has some other ways to be wired in, I wonder if this can be employed to achieve this function? I may sacrifice additional Gallagher controller output for this, but I couldn't find a function for this, or is it a logic block's function? Happy Easter.

I guess this is a bespoke thing, but if it is possible to find anywhere from the shelf to buy where could I get an extended "L" for maglocks? I need it for external use maglocks. In worst-case scenarios, I would drill myself the holes to match.

This one looks cute, is it possible to find one with a calibration cert?

At the same time, where would I get such training or knowledge related to card technologies in real life?

I was told that I could read the number simply when reading the card. So I guess it is not encrypted. Otherwise, I won't be fighting here. The dashes in Sectors 1 and 2 are because I would think I read this card with mobile NFC? or should I consider something not good here? Well, I'm first time using this mobile app to read the card.

Hi, I know it's my old topic, but I have come back to it. The complication is to understand Card formats and how to read the data. At the moment for example: I have a Mifare Classic 4K card the ACS system by default reads the first 32bit which is the Card Serial Numer (CSN) The system is CEMsys AC2000 I know that I need to read different numbers, which are 8-digit number encoded in Sector-1 Block-2. To read CSN in the card definition setting field of the AC2000 Start position - 1 My question is why is this not start from position - 0 ? As computers read from zero first? As otherwise then all pern doesn't match when counting bits? Or I'm wrong here? Field length - 32 this is where I match my understanding against the CSN as I can read and match the first 32bits (4bytes) or hex value, in the screenshot line 92 of my text editor where I have selected the value. So, if the block length is 128bit (per line), then my interesting data starts at the 6th line which is per block number [05] (text editor line 100) as it starts counting blocks from [00] in the sector [00]. This should mean that it should start read my interesting data from 641bit and the Field length should be 24bits (as 8 digit number fits in 3bytes https://www.rapidtables.com/convert/number/decimal-to-hex.html ) another question here is - if the 8-digit number is encoded in hex or it's just the same number but in numbers only? In other words to say, how the read data is interpreted? Or if the reader reads the CSN number and displays hext then my number also, should be displayed as simple as this? We are talking about reading unencrypted data, as I was told I should read this dara simply when scanning the card. So I have many unknowns in my head, which is why it is totally confusing. I need some guidance or tips. or anything. The

Easy, just like that. Thanks boys.

Sounds correct, but i don't know exactly. How this achievable? I would give a try.

Hi boys and girls, I'm designing a one function for intruder alarm based on Honeywell Dimension Galaxy. I have got multiple panic alarm buttons and multiple relay outputs. I guess it will be Honeywell C074 Galaxy Series 4-Way Relay Interface and i would guess this will be connected on pin header. All will be as 24hour type of inputs and I need: when one or another zone (panic button) activated, to trigger one or another output, which will be C074. So if Zone1 activated Out1 activated, if Z2 activated out2 activated and so on. and keep output active until it zone changes the state. And keep normal 24hour zone monitoring as normal. I wonder if for that I will need to use Links (Option 54)? So before I will try to get all toughener I would need that some one confirm that is valid concept? So if I still missing something or maybe this totally nonsense? Any other info you need for this technical bit? Thank you.

No it's not Security warehouse complain. It's general, applies to everyone who copy paste the same description from Honeywell website. :)

That's the problem, it's not clear. And I can't confirm your clearingnes until I see proper pictures and descriptions. It's fine for those who have some experience with it, or for resellers as they can sell it either way or then sell something else if needs be. This was an issue with the designers for a couple of projects already, but this is only where I participated. They stated that this was what I needed and I 'knew' that it was not.

I'm never had in my hands this module and there is not much great info o the net abut it. But let me know if I'm really have no clue what it is. From very poor quality picture on manufactures website I can see that it has no Ethernet port, I don't believe that it has external header for ethernet socket, that you have to buy separately. But in description its clearly stating that is "Ethernet" and in some lines even mentioned "LAN". https://buildings.honeywell.com/gb/en/products/by-category/control-panels/parts-and-accessories/enclosure-mounts-and-hardware/gt40-communications-module Only what I see is that manufacture this size has being lazy to make two different descriptions for two very different devices. https://prod-edam.honeywell.com/content/dam/honeywell-edam/hbt/en-us/documents/literature-and-specs/datasheets/HSGGT204001EN0512DSE%20pdf.pdf even herein the table the first row states that both modules supports Etherne. Same here https://www.securitywarehouse.co.uk/catalog/intruder-alarm-c-36/intruder-alarm-ancillaries-c-36_46/honeywell-galaxy-dimension-gprsip-communications-module-p-3244.html So before I extend my complain let me know if I'm just wrong here and I need to go and review Wikipedia what's relates LAN and Ethernet? Or this device is just GSM type of device even it does carries the IP, but to plug in to it Ethernet plug, you have to have different module, for example like this https://buildings.honeywell.com/gb/en/products/by-category/building-management/networking/network-cards-and-modules/galaxy-dimension-ip-module ? Cheers for the beers

Hi, Does anyone have ideas/experience upgrading the Honeywell Dimmension Galaxy C048 firmware? How painful it is, how easy to get the right newer firmware file, etc.? It's for personal use only, and I'm not willing to pay more than just a symbolic price. My board is C048-C-C1 V6.10 (says on a sticker on the main chip). What does it take to get a new firmware that fits in? What tools do I need? I understand the fact that buying from eBay may be worth the effort, but let's leave this for later. Thank you.

Wiring issue/failure, or in some cases in alarm mode it shows blank, but accepts the PIN, then displays comes alive.