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Hey guys I found this site and I read a lot of interesting articles there. I hope you also find some which are interesting to you These are the two areas I found particularly informative for me: http://www.securityelectronicsandnetworks.com/articles/alarms http://www.securityelectronicsandnetworks.com/articles/installations Be warned though, some of their reviews are a bit overly enthusiastic IMO.
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FC 7564 Wired, wireless and bus zones Alarm host
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From the album: Alarm Systems & Security Solutions
Features of this alarm host: 1. 64 defense area: 8 wired, 24 wireless and 32 BUS zones. 2. 6 ways to arm and disarm the system: user code, keyfob, phone, SMS, auto timer, CMS 3. Alarm notification: When alarm occurs, user can have alarm notification by phone call, SMS 4. Can use without keypad 5. LED display on metal case, easier for user to check system information. 6. Supports 8 pcs LCD keypad and 8 wireless remotes. 7. Password: 1 installer code, 1 duress code, 15 user codes 8. CMS: 2 CMS follow me numbers, 1 account number 9. Voice Calling phone number: 4 voice numbers, voice prompting operation to answer the alarm call easy. 10. Event log: 128 event logs. events can be queried. 11. Recording: 10 seconds automatic message recording.© Vedard Security
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Remote telephone programming alarm control panel
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From the album: Alarm Systems & Security Solutions
FC-7664 Telephone remote programming alarm host Security Service Remote Programming Alarm Control Panel 1. It is office or small business security monitored alarm control panel. 2. It supports remote programming via telephone with voice prompt. 3. 16 wired 24 wireless and 24 keypad zones or expansion bus zones. 4. 4 partition for independent control by assigned remotes, keypads and phone No. 5. Can connect with alarm linkage output. 6. With door bell zone function. 7. With zone module expansion of medical, fire, emergency etc. 8. Keypad zone name can be edited. 9. User code authority can be set for certain zone. 10. 150 pcs records of alarm events. 11. Siren time, sensor inspection, force alarming etc. can be set. 12. System Maintenance of battery test, communication test, walk test of detection range etc.© Vedard Security
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Hello to all, I have install in my house the alarm panel HomeLink 75 for about 7 years. Now i have the message Low battery on the display. I had changed the panel 6 rechargeable batteries with 6 new of the same type, but the message still appearing on the display for 3 days. Then i took off the batteries and put them on my recharger and after being rechaged i put them back to the panel, but the message low battery persist. What do you think i should do now? Thank you in advance Manos
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From the album: galaxy g2 with ethernet module
galaxy g2 with a ethernet module, also signaling on bt as a back up -
Hi All Hope you are all well. I hope i am posting my query on the correct thread. I would dearly appreciate any advice that is provided for my query. I recently had a Honeywell Galaxy G2-20 installed by my uncle. He has only installed a couple of these Honeywell alarms previously, however he is stumped on a certain issue. My setup is as below. 1 X Honeywell Keyprox MK7 CP-038 Keypad (Address 0, Downstairs) 1 X Honeywell Keyprox MK7 CP-038 Keypad (Address 1, Downstairs) 1 x Honeywell RF Portal (Address 4) The issue that i currently face is that the only functioning keypad is downstairs. From an overall perspective, the alarm functions fine with the keypad installed downstairs. I can set & unset the alarm fine. The issue is that the upstairs keypad and the rf portal do not function when connected to the power supply. The upstairs keypad led is rapidly flashing with a green led and flashes with many stars, eg. ***************************************. The keypad was beeping when installed, however the esc key was pressed to silence the audible keypad beeps. The rf portal is not connecting correctly via the data line. I have come to the conclusion that the communication link has not been wired up correctly. The current setup has the A & B from the keypads & rf portal connecting directly on to the A & B data bus on the G2-20 panel. It is not daisy chained. Are my assumptions correct? Also the last connection (rf portal) does not have a 680ohm resistor connected between the A & B. Should the setup be like this? 1. Alarm Panel Data Bus "A" -> Keyprox Keypad Downstairs Data Link "A" -> Keyprox Keypad Upstairs Data Link "A" ->RF Portal Data Link "A". 2. Alarm Panel Data Bus "B" -> Keyprox Keypad Downstairs Data Link "B" -> Keyprox Keypad Upstairs Data Link "B" ->RF Portal Data Link "B". 3. RF Portal Data Link "A" -> RF Portal Data Link "B" (Looped Using A 680ohm Resistor). I appreciate your time to reply. Best Regards Zemme
