As above I doubt anyone here has worked on the kit you have. 

5 hours ago, Weebryan said:

Thanks specialist and james wilson. Its an Owsoo pg 100, was a typo. Will give that a try, thanks 

It's basically junk

5 hours ago, MrHappy said:

 

Having googled "Owsoo alarm" response does'nt look that bad....

QFA I think I would have kept the response too

3 minutes ago, PeterJames said:

QFA I think I would have kept the response too

Can't with that sentiment & I hate response alarms.

Edited August 16, 20196 yr by Specialist

agreed is worse, but the OP wont be alone thinking it was a good thing to buy

Lets help if we can

2 hours ago, james.wilson said:

agreed is worse, but the OP wont be alone thinking it was a good thing to buy

Lets help if we can

Can't do much unless the OP comes back with more info.

Just a thought for the OP: Maybe the problem is that the existing detectors aren't compatible with the new alarm.

1 hour ago, Specialist said:

Just a thought for the OP: Maybe the problem is that the existing detectors aren't compatible with the new alarm.

I think it's your fault 

11 minutes ago, al-yeti said:

I think it's your fault 

Me: I'm blaming the Chinese & the morons that imported this **** .

Edited August 17, 20196 yr by Specialist

But there is loads of tat being imported, some of it good some of it bad.Hikvision and the likes started out this way, and some would say its the best CCTV available today. The problem with security industry is that there are no enforceable standards people are free to market tat that false alarms at a blink of an eye, or wont switch off when the correct code is inputted, or doesnt activate when there is an intruder. But people are also free to make a choice, sometimes educated choice and sometimes people do not research before they buy and go for the cheapest deal. Hopefully when people buy tat they learn from the experience.