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Mainly because the plastic on those is very thick for the lens. Can’t remember the default colour on oddy X

battery switched of battery is 0? as it feeds the bellbox when mains power is off. I cant comment if the batteries will be good still, but they could be okay, easiest option is not use the zones, until you can get up to the batteries and switch them on and see how they behave.

confirm devices relates to keypads and expanders. confirm devices will show an X for a lost device until its reset or the problem with the device thats lost being fixed.

The fault relay amongst many things monitors the battery if I recall correctly, not sure about the tamper without checking the manual, with the battery off it be in fault. you can turn off the zone monitoring the fault relay etc for now until you get chance to get up to the bells. As for over...

WRT to the phone discussion and a look at the LEDs when one LED or or alternating properly. I could only find one youtube video showing the closed lid and it being tampered and untampered to show the leds as single and both flashing. I think the reason why you think the LED is brighter is...

If you have a cheap meter you can do a continuity test on the fuse, to check if it’s good before you put it in and blown afterwards

Think it’s time you called an alarm engineer. Fuses are designed to function for the loads being applied. You should replace fuses like for like, but fuses will blow repeatedly if the issue causing them to blow isn’t resolved before fuse is replaced.

https://texecom.websitetoolbox.com/post/odyssey-x-backlight-flash-8493344?highlight=strobe%20backlight&pid=1295546763 may help you understand how on a Texecom panel

The back light can be wired to the strobe output of the panel and or an output and use chains wrt to the orisec panels and custom outputs on Texecom panels and similar applies to most of the other more sophisticated panels.

if you were using the Odyssey 3 , and not the X you would Struggle to see the leds at all during the day. when the odyX was released the blue lens was so much easier to see the LEDS. Have to say on the Orisec LEDS I haven't struggle to see them during the day on the ES120/130 or indeed the...

what colour lens? the back light on the odyssey X is wired to 12V and 0V at default, you literally wire one leg to an output and have a custom out output. Need to know what panel its going on. for example all orisec and Texecom elite panels you can program an output up, on other panels like...

If your trade then screen prints usually require minimum order of 30 or more, odyssey x branding packs are available and these are cheap and don’t take up much room as they are insert sheets, if back light being used you want something to light up. Screen prints look better than inserts until...

You are in the trade ? Where you getting the flashguard from, Klaxon(Texecom haven’t made these for years) Orisec is trade only. As for dim in comparison to which bellbox and with what colour lens? You can make the back lights flash on the odyssey X, but it’s an output to fire. The odyssey...

The green flashing means the unit has power but it’s struggling to find the network. Remove the battery, press the button several times. Insert new battery. If problem persists re do the commissioning mode, if it still exists then take a photo of the device inthe chances are it’s struggling...

Did you add the sounder ? Just your saying it wouldn’t reconnect but you deleted all the devices off and then relearned back on. So are you saying you relearned the devices back on and they all work but tge sounder won’t trigger and is in hold off mode?

although I have customers with similar for dog walkers and they have a code for the area they are allowed to access.

does the gardener come a fixed day of the week or is it weather dependant. John Gildert is no longer active on the forum unfortunately, so you may not get the response you once did. with tech savy solutions. Think that's the best solution and completely flexible and simple for them to follow

without examples of what you don't want I would be guessing. nearly all modern cameras have processing of some kind, and in most cases you can turn it on or off. the oldest was motion, and it triggered every time a few pixels changed. Then we had more intelligent scenarios, line cross, area...

Agree knowing the why might help with a better solution being provided. actions have consequences, so you need to check complete behaviour in all scenarios to ensure it works they way you want all the time.

Not sure what you mean. a camera /dvr/NVR processes the video so I guess you would want to make sure line detection, human detection etc etc etc is turned off.