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'Enable texecom connect' is the menu item you're looking for.

You're approaching this from the wrong angle, sort the issues of the alarm going off, not make sure you can be woken up if it does!. Because no one will take a blind bit of notice, when you want them too, if it activates regularly.

Did you then set the smartcom into AP mode, connect to it's wifi directly using it's IP address of 192.168.2.1, and its pass phrase, then give it details of the new network you want it to connect to?.

I remember a job a few years ago, I was installing an intruder system, and i had to run a cable behind a big, antique looking wall unit on feet, I mentioned this to the lady of the house who brought to our attention that one leg was just propped, as it had come adrift during a move previously...

Ideally when faced with a router change, just giving the new one the same SSID and password, will allow everything that did connect to reconnect as normal. The latest firmware for a smartcom is 4.x, so I can only assume you mean control panel firmware which is 6.x the most recent. What procedure...

The bell/sounder isn't connected correctly, assuming its an externally one-the tamper for that is connected to the global tamper terminals, it shouldn't be-why there are two cables associated with the sounder circuit is anyones guess. The detectors haven't got any tampers connected, those...

I've just messaged you mate.

Hi, I have copies of the installation and user manuals, I can email to you if you want?

Yes you can reset the manager code from within the engineers menus, also from engineers you can turn off line fault monitoring, but at this time of night the exact processes elude me, I'll have a further gander during normal waking hours . That is unless others are more awake than I.

Glad all went ok

1 The system should see the changes and ask you to confirm devices. 2 Recommended, but I rarely power down, as long as you're careful (but I have been installing Tex equipment for 20 years). 3 Yes.

The usb com is just a data connection to the panel, no need to do anything apart from plug it in. If I did what you suggest every time I worked on a system.....well I'd never get any work done, lol.