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I was thinking more along the lines of a fault with the panel and NVM erase, but the G2 NVM holds the logs and the setup, so it would be unlikely.

Were the events prior to your holiday still showing in the log ? Ie. The engineers visit and initial power on ?

I don't think the G2 engineering manual covers registering the RF sensors. It's pretty easy though: The portal is configured in the panel menus. Go to the zone you want to configure with an RF device: Enter 52 (Zones) Select zone and 'ent' Enter 5 (RF Options) Enter 1 (Serial No)...

Yes, you can program option 58.4 to option 2. At this setting, the backlight will go out when the system is set. The keypad will illuminate when unset, upon entry and also when keys are pressed. Don't do this if the keypad is viewable from outside the protected area (which it shouldn't be).

Machine to Machine SIM cards. These are generally cheaper and based on MB usage. If your system is only transmitting alarm events, then it is likely that the payload of the events is very small in size. If that's the case, then it could cost only £1.20 a month to give you coverage. You'd...

Well, it does give you the capability of non phone-line IP based connection vi GPRS to send event messages. If you have a static IP SIM card, you can also connect with RSS and VirtualKeypad applications. The panel isn't really geared to deal with low cost PAYG SIM cards that need topped up...

The GSM will only send text directly, but if you have a data SIM, then you can hook up to SelfMon IP service by configuring the menu in the same way as you would for an Ethernet module. SelfMon will give you voice, email and SMS options, but costs £1 a month (includes 6 voice events). If you...

That's right. The Galaxy Flex PSTN needs a handshake, so will give a COM error if you enter your mobile number. You need either a GSM module or Ethernet module to get the SIA 3 messages sent to your phone. GSM costs £260, Ethernet £200 (although you can pick up Ethernet for £80).

You need to program an input as keyswitch. Hopefully your dialer will have a few inputs in order to program one of the panel outputs as a 'set' output in order to tell if the panel has actually set and there hasn't been a problem. That's the benefit of using the IP module, you have a...

Evan, it would be easier to reprogram the line voltage check. PM me.

You can run the webserver all the time on your Windows computer. Create a batch file to launch the webserver with the command options you want to set. You can do this at the DOS command by entering: echo java -jar c:\VirtualKeypad.jar -auth=myusername:mypassword > VKP.bat You can then...

Can you expand on that ?

New release seems to be working with E, G, 3G and H now.

No, the app is Android only. There is other webserver software for the PC and browser.

Android app via Google Play. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.smalarms.kp&hl=en

RSS can set and unset a G2 remotely. With the LCE Ethernet module you can also use Android to get a remote keypad to set and unset, look at logs Etc. too.

Yes. Noip is a way of getting a consistent address for your changing wan (internet) address. You would use the noip address to connect to the panel.

Nearly. The Galaxy Ethernet modules need a static address. If your router provides dhcp addresses to devices it will do so using a range of addresses. You need to either adjust the range to leave some addresses for static assignment or select a static address high in the range. For connecting...

You mean on your home network, then yes. For your wan connection its not needed unless you want to connect to the keypad. You can use dyndns for that if your router doesn't have a static wan ip. Set the panel IP address to something high on your subnet. Ie. 192.168.0.250 if your router...

There are a couple of trigger connection types for the G2. One with a flying lead which has screw terminals on a small PCB as per my previous reply. And one like this which is a connector on a ribbon cable that can be connected directly to the devices you install...