The one corner you havnt numbered

The one corner you havnt numbered

...because it's difficult to reach If that's the best corner, it will go there

Edited September 14, 201213 yr by SoupDragon

Does the Castle Care-Tech Euro Mini (inc LCD Keypad with built in prox) come with any Proximity Fobs or do you have to buy them separately?

Edited September 15, 201213 yr by SoupDragon

you have to buy tokens

you have to buy tokens

ok thanks!

Would the Ventcroft Vision be best set on the slower strobe pattern? According to the manual it would want about 730mA in alarm on 'faster + brighter' and that seems a tad close to the max SAB output of 800mA. I doubt there would be much difference in the tones Sweep and High-Low?

Also regarding the Euro Mini's keypad, the manual states: 470ohm Resistor connected to the control panel and to the device which is furthest away. Manual seems to show 2 resistors in parallel at each end... I'm guessing it's to reduce noise to prevent data corruption but, Is it needed when only using one rkp?

Is it worth fitting a mains filter/spike suppression? My guess is they're not needed unless there is a problem with the supply (I will be plugging it into a wall socket, without a switch).

Edited September 18, 201213 yr by SoupDragon

Strobe : why does it need to flash faster? Imo its there to visually indicate which sab is making the noise, once the noise stops its gonna get ignored.

Resistors do exactly as u say, but are needed. You dont want a tamper caused by data corruption when the sysytem is set

A mains filter can save you a fortune if lightning strikes, but the likelyhood is minimal. Possibly more useful is an act 1312 ( think thats the number) which reduces induced voltages, but if you run your cables carefully shouldnt be neede

1313 and maybe a 211 kit too if your worried. 1313 at minimum.

Test between 12vcd and mmains earth with meter on AC if over 1,2vac you really need a filter. Also a metal panel with tampers tied to earth are more susceptible.

All those numbers relate to filters made by a company called ACT btw, google em

Yeah, sorry about that, should have said.

Ta Fozz