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The built in dialler seems simple, i went through a quick guide found by searching online I eould go through the process chances are you have missed something regarding out bound messages. Go through through learn process again, if you stil having issues get back, may be a faulty device.

You have to decide many installers dont touch Yale but a few do, something to consider if you have problems. Have you looked at the many wireless threads on here to get an idea of opinions. There are many wireless systens, as you are looking for fully wireless, Texecom is no good to...

There are some strange things with the veritas model wise 00 panels prog panels theres a cross over in functions, between panels, from memory so dont hold me to it. There are two main variants of the early prog panels so some options are like the old 00 panels around/ upto 1996/7 the...

No problem Putting zones to not used and then to the zone type you want resets the zone with the correct default values justin case anyone needs to double check.

Might be interested

As far as I can tell from the manual you need the SD02 for the i40. as the units plug onto the main board. Not familar with these units so if anyone knows different please let us know, I will ask coopers support team

the bellbox should work fine with just power, but wont trigger

The manual for the panel gives lots of wiring diagrams. http://rikain.com/Manuals/Intruder_alarms/GardTec/CP8L_LCD_ENGINEER_EN.pdf You just need to make sure the new bell is wired up to the panel correctly. so theres 6 wires. white (currently strobe +?) blue (currently strobe -?)...

If its wireless it needs to be put into walk test for the led to show adjust the sensitivity and test again until is right

Aslong as the bell trigger isnt setup it should be fine. ie looks tge part but bellwont activate when the alarm does

What system do you have now, including panel and detectors? You need a system that can handle all the detection devices you want and uses an lcd keypad. the number of devices is a starting point to determine panel and then functionality, no point getting an 8 zone anel if you need 12 zones...

Dual Tec is the best choice for a detector without out a doubt for your scenario, but a shock senors would cover your windows and is less susceptible to spiders triggering. Positioning your detector is critical to get the best out of it.

Guard zones on the entry exit route should be GUARD ACCESS zone type not GUARD. If I have missed anything please give full details on how you want these zones to work.

the event log confirms the system was part set and full set? the outputs are programed correctly? have you been able to measure the outputs changing state or use any diagnostics showing the outputs changing when the system is full or part set?

you can adjust the sensitivity, shouldn't be a problem, you probably find that the window vibrates easily so may have to turn the sensitivity down rather than up.

How dusty is the shed? I would be tempted with a shock sensor on the window, this will alarm as they try to break in and pirs may be an issue for things passing the shed in the night especially if facing the window.

Its usually easier to use wireless for outbuildings than to dig up up and lay cable. just need to make sure your system is capable of jumping the gap

See you have your own solution e/e 1 refers to entry delay 1 e/e 2 refers to entry delay 2 for the area in use the gate on e/e 1 or 2 just make sure the timer is set for the time you open the gate until the time it takes to get to the keypad the door on guard access If you pass...

The cables need to match up to your devices and the panel. So currently your pir's would have power and zone connections. The keypad would have power and communication cables, just match them up both ends. If possible I would mark up your cables where they go now, so you know which runs...

Did the company not recommend anyone local and what services they provide? The costs/ versus security of your stock, only you can decide if its worth it.