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Honeywell make one. Visonic also make one. http://www.visonic.com/Products/PowerG-Wireless-Property-Protection/tower-32am-pg2 http://www.security.honeywell.com/uk/products/intruder/sensors/duel-tec/467791.html

I don't think it would have any affect on speed, but in terms of doing a good job I'd be tempted to run two separate cables. Even if you only use one. It'll help fault finding later down the line. I'm guessing the cables are going to be protected in some way?

Seen as you mention tampers, i'll assume you haven't got it wired with resistors. There's the tamper for the zones, bell tamper, keypad tamper and the the end station tamper. Have you got the long thin keypad or the square one? Open the panel and see what's been linked out, taking the...

Depends on a variety of factors such as camera resolution and connection type and where you are viewing it from. Over the internet, you should have a UDP connection and not a TCP connection for the camera. A UDP connection can get away with a slow speed internet, but may drop a few packets...

Looking through the manual, the detection wiring seems conventional, but the siren only uses +ve and -ve, with an optional tamper. So the detectors would probably work (If its the detectors im thinking of, small rectangular shaped with a red led, then they don't work with certain makes of...

A DNS would would sort your issues. If you pop it into google, there are companies that can do them. Obviously they cost though. A quick search says $25, avoid the dree ones as reliability could be an issue. A quote from wikipedia gives a good idea of what a dns is: OP, you mention that Sky...

Sounds like the installer did it on the side too... :roll:

Also for the first point: Bell delay? If unsure, bung a meter on the Bell + and Bell trigger to see if the panel's actually triggering the bell and sounders. I suspect it isn't which then leaves a programming issue (likely) or a duff panel (unlikely)

You also need to enable programme 2, as it's disabled by default. That's why you can't press the "P" Change it to timed or silent timed, whatever suits, along with appropriate entry/exit times.

http://gardtec.ltd.uk/el/Wireless_Sounder_Module.pdf It's all in the manual

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That was my original point you arsehole. But of course, any of the systems you fit never ever fail, and I forgot that every single keypad is the same size. My original comment was simply an observation, so get off your high horse. W*nker

So what if the panel and keypad need changing eh? Would a galaxy keypad fit? Probably, would a Castle? No, Would a Texecom? No, Would the new menvier style fit? Probably not See where I'm going with this...

There are portrait keypads as well as landscape ones.

The keypad looks boxed in somehow?

How do you know it is an error if you don't know what it means? As a pure, and I say pure, guess... Test = Walk Test CCT = Testing circuits A = On area A 2A = Circuit 2 Nite = Omitted during night setting LP= No idea! That was a total guess, but an educated one. If you get the...

Have you set a bell delay? Should be set to 0

It can be done. It's called groups on the galaxy, areas on Texecom and partitions on Scantronic kit. It works as you say. AFAIK, the g2-20 can do it. Not too sure about the g2-12. Not reallly a galaxy man, but Oasis is among other's, so I'm sure he'll point you in the right direction if...

The cables can't be in the correct places then :lol: From what you've said, the bell's just not triggering. Can you tell us what colours you've got going where at the panel end and at the sounder end? Should make it a little easier to work out your issue. One last thing, you've moved the...

When you're trying to access the DVR are you are connected to the network is the network the same as the one the DVR is connected to or not? If you're accessing it from a separate network, then the IP address you're typing in will be the one of that network. To access your DVR externally...