Recent content by 9651

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If you have prox keypads (CP38) you'll have a mare getting it seen by the panel. If i'm connecting one I make sure I have a MK7 keypad (CP37) connected, learn in the MAX, then add the keyproxes later Firmware is fine its the latest version.

Galaxy or Texecom imo

White wire to +12v, striped black to the bell trigger watch your ears.

.... then you should have bought a bigger panel Not sure you can do this on a 9751/2. You can on an i-on and a Galaxy for instance.... as you said the resistance might be too high if both zones open together If your ***** you can wire the contacts as conventional at the contacts then...

Premier would have been a better choice imo 24 is an excellent wee panel.

sounds like the op is confirmed, not unconfirmed. Just bang it off the bell trigger, done. Crap panel anyhooo :shock:

power to a contact now then?

Yes you can lose it and depending on what panel linked/programmed out.

output usually around 18v AC into the main pcb

I-on is a good quality system, we dont fit them but, they have a good rep generally. We fit Galaxy, something like a G2-12 or G2-20 is the same type of panel. These too are robust and can support wired or wireless zones. We fit loads, super robust, great catch with the PIR's..... something...

Yeah, if you've tried your code, pressed (A)to view the event, then (esc), and it still says reset reset the fault is still usually present. You can view the zone through the user menu if your code has the right authority. To do this proceed as follows, Code XXXX (ent) Press (2) (1)...

Why would you like it to be graded? It would only be graded if fitted by an approved co...

Reset the panic button/ what ever is connected to the panic Alarm zone. Until this is done the system is locked out. Also how do you know the battery is good......?

Maybe...... any time it moves it will reactivate your alarm, morning/noon or night ;) I'd get it looked at, as it will only get a nuisance and be at the back of your mind