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Galaxy G2 And 7 Day Timer

jezf
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regarding the galaxy g2 alarm, is there an add on module available that will enable it to have a menu driven 7 day timer? i know the g3 has this function, but its a lot more expensive!

no

Nothing is foolproof to a sufficiently talented fool.
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no

thanks for your reply. i had a quote from a local alarm company to supply a g2 "automated control panel" to conform with my "special requirements" of a timer, does anyone know what method he may be using to incorporate the timer into the g2?
add on module available that will enable it to have a menu driven 7 day timer?

If you don't mind me asking, what is the timer going to be used for.? And I assume your gonna want to be able to alter/ammend it's on/off/day times.?

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Dave Partridge (Romec Service Engineer)
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If you don't mind me asking, what is the timer going to be used for.?

to automatically part set the system at a preset time, and then unset the system at a preset time.

can i ask, is it relatively easy for an electrician to wire in a time clock into the g2, even if the software in the g2 does not have it yet.
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you need a g3, doing that with a g2 is not the best idea i have heard

it may not be the best idea, but is it do-able?!

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