Stab in the dark...

The confirmation tone may be classed as a service tone?

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Ahhh, right - I shall get him to try that.

Brian.

Sounds like you've made a rod for your own back.

Rkp tones should be loud enough for setting ect...

Take speakers down & replace with internal scbs.

Don't we all love working in houses

Sounds like you've made a rod for your own back.

Rkp tones should be loud enough for setting ect...

Take speakers down & replace with internal scbs.

Don't we all love working in houses

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Tell me about it!

The problem is, it's tarnishing my view of Premier's which is unfair.

I one respect, I can understand the customer not being 100% happy with it. The sounders are loud, even on vol setting 1. When put up to 8 it's gobsmackingly loud, which in my view is good for the alarm condition, but not for confirmation tones.

The speakers are coming down.

Thanks for the advice guys.

WHy not get some 1watt 8 or 16 ohm resistors wire them in series until you lower the tone, but make sure you dont over load the panel see what the max speaker drive is and dont got over that.

WHy not get some 1watt 8 or 16 ohm resistors wire them in series until you lower the tone, but make sure you dont over load the panel see what the max speaker drive is and dont got over that.

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It's a good idea, but I, and the customer, don't wish to alter the volume when the system is in Alarm Condition.

On the Stirling 10 (sorry!), you could adjust the volume for confirmation/error tones and this was also different for night-set too. We thought we'd have noticed a much bigger difference from setting 1 to 8 on the speaker volumes.

We've been slated for wiring the speakers to the keypads (not on here) and should have taken them from the panel, but I thought it was neater taking it from the dedicated port on the RKP instead.

The problem is, it's tarnishing my view of Premier's which is unfair.

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See what they suggest,sometimes simply because you use the product all the time, the obvious is not clear. I would also suggest that you get on a Premier training course, so that you can evalute the product on a level playing field.

Yes, that's probably a good idea.

WHy not get some 1watt 8 or 16 ohm resistors wire them in series until you lower the tone, but make sure you dont over load the panel see what the max speaker drive is and dont got over that.

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Increasing resistance will reduce load on the panel

as bri said, turn off service tones on the keypads. I quite often turn off exit tones as well, but leave on entry tones.

Im pretty sure the bell chirp can be turned off by turning on 'bell on arm fail'

We have to learn sometime.

Never had this issue when installing scannys.

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I agree mate.

I wasn't being funny.