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Common problem for dome cameras spending ages outdoor. Unfortunately even for brand new dome cameras replasement glass is not always available. I usually replace whole unit this case or you may be lucky to find suitable parts on ebay. Check model number and it can give you a key to search for...

That may help if they do retail to UK. Also you need some expirience with IP setup and routing. http://www.goscam.com

I would advice to have 2 PSUs, one for DVR and another for cameras. About DVR. It is good idea to use PSU usually supplied with DVR. It is disigned to work under required DVR load. I don't know brand of your DVR but hope it is possible to find matching PSU. Use UPS unit for mains fail...

Your bellbox is working correctly. LEDs must be always flashing. This default function has no relation to change of the code or what you can control from the panel. The way to stop it flashings is to open bellbox and disconnect/cut LEDs wires.

As I mentioned above you need to use 12-24 AC/DC + and - . This is to supply power for keypads itself.

It doesn't require for maglock Can visualize connections below. If you still unsure how to wire it up, I would advice to contact local installer. AC/DC neg ------> NC | C ------> NC | C -------> maglock 12V --------------------------------------------------> maglock

Wire keypads in daisy chain. Supply 0V DC to first keypad NC terminal and link C terminal to second keypad NC and link this keypad C terminal to maglock. Supply 12V DC directly from PSU to another maglock input. Activation of any keypad must brake 12V supply chain to maglock. Ignore tamper...

It can be difficult as you trying to use 4-wire Exodus 4W smoke detectors for 2-wire connections to panel. You need 4-wire connections. Connect Exodus 4W -s to one of zone terminal in panel using NC contacts on smoke and 12V and 0V for power.

Wrong. From what I see OW is connected to S (Sounder) in bellbox Connect it right first T - link wire to V- T - GW Bell - OW STB - Blue V+ Orange V- Green and check it has 12V between V+ and V-, if doesn't - change fuse in panel. Check internal battery jumper is in enabled...

Hope it helps http://www.wppltd.demon.co.uk/WPP/Wiring/UK_telephone/uk_telephone.html

Will do although I would advice soldering joins

No, If system is live, ones you open existing keypad it usually sets tamper alarm. I assumed you at least know user code to arm/disarm system! But if not and you also don't know engineer code this case you need to crash alarm system, default it and reprogram. After that you can change...

That is not too difficult. ) Do you know engineer code and have installation manual for your system? These you need before start planing the job

It must be multi-core alarm cables, in this case you can use it for any Grade of alarm system.

Use multimeter to check voltage on transformer input and output.

The manual is very clear about on page 22 "The zones inside the keypads are not seen by the system until they have been mapped to a zone number (see page 65 for details)"

Check battery fuse and give us details about your system!

Do you have voltage between 0 and +13 terminals in panel? Check fuses with multimeter. Note what before testing or replacing any fuses, ALL power must be removed.

From tech side no difference for basic domestic system. Choice one with best price. PSTN is usually first way of reporting and GSM is backup. Stay with wired as it more relaible and less expencive to buy and maintain.

Is you system programmed to engineer reset?