this is true. will change it again when i go back to be on safe side.

this is true. will change it again when i go back to be on safe side.

Don't just change it, test it, and test the charging circuit on the panel

will do Adrain. wouldnt this have shown up in the RSS with the charging volts, batt volts and standby time?

will still do own test on it tho.

You tel the panel the batt capacity , it then makes its own mind up. Wrong in some cases.

will do Adrain. wouldnt this have shown up in the RSS with the charging volts, batt volts and standby time?

will still do own test on it tho.

 I have no experience of galaxy panels or their software, but i do have experience of batteries, i would not trust the software, you need to test the battery under load, and the charging circuit to make sure it is capable of charging the battery.

makes sence. thanks for all the help from you all.

hi guys.

still having issues with this system. batt tested ok.  system has been working fine for last 3 -4 weeks no probs but today customer has phoned to say 1 of the  touch screens works ok if you are slow with using it but if you are to quick with it it then reboots?   I had this before on a panel and honeywell couldnt give a reson to why.

hi guys.still having issues with this system. batt tested ok.  system has been working fine for last 3 -4 weeks no probs but today customer has phoned to say 1 of the  touch screens works ok if you are slow with using it but if you are to quick with it it then reboots?   I had this before on a panel and honeywell couldnt give a reson to why.

Honeywell are fully aware of the issue and emailed me to say they won't fix it.

so am i right in thinking you just need to be slow when using touch screens?

Honeywell are fully aware of the issue and emailed me to say they won't fix it.

Just like they told me there was NEVER the  situation I had encountered.

Or the other time they insisted there was not a problem.

The rep, came down to "sort" it and blew the panel up............talk about inspiring.