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From my experience most motorised cameras get put up you then just tweak the zoom then they never get touched again. Well that's until the auto focus starts to focus on things it shouldn't do like water on the lense, spiders. To me they are just a bit of a waste of money most the time its just...

All you would need to do is plug everything into the switch cameras, nvr, router. But you will more than likely need to manually add the cameras onto the nvr. Basically give the cameras an IP address that matches your ip range then add them onto the nvr. Personally if I had coax already...

The motorised zoom tends to end up just being pointless you will never end up using it, just get the right lense for the job.

Personally would put it on the underside of the soffit you can put the joint in the cavity then, it would also bring it off the wall abit. As for the angel depends on the lense but you will not need it to be a full 90 degrees with a 2.8mm lense the camera will be around 45 degrees pointing out...

It should be set as a switcher but just had a quick look at my alarm and it doesn't seem to have that option on the enforcer.

It needs to be programed as special log from memory then go to pyronix cloud go to notification go to the advanced notification then tick the box zone special log open (number 78).

Like secure I am said they need to be set as omittable out the box they are not, you need to go into change inputs then its in attributes.

To change a battery just go into engineers change the battery and leave engineering job done. what is the living room input programed as ?

Which keypad is it? if it the one near the front door than the chances are you want need to program anything.

Should be ok, walls will be your biggest possible problem I've found they don't like old reinforced concrete slab walls. I have a PIR in the back of the van and it can end up parked anywhere on the street over 30-40 meters away sometimes and i've never had any issues with it.

One can be used.

Its on the diagram which points you wire it to zone 33, zone 34 then go into program inputs go to zones 33 and 34 and program them as key switch latched sadly I don't think you can set it so its only set only but will have a look.

The euro 46 is basically the wired version of the pyronix enforcer you just need the buy the wifi or a Lan card separately. It has app control and also integrates with hikvision CCTV systems.

To allow Alexa set and unset the alarm you need a sonoff 4 channel pro https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0793NYYPZ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 You then need program the zones as latched key switch and set them to the zones you want it to set and unset. The if you name...

The post above shows what you need to have your alarm trigger your alexa all you would need to do is wire the red wire to 12v and the black wire to bell in the control panel.

Its not that hard to do really to have the alarm trigger your alexa all you need is a echo button. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Amazon-Echo-Buttons-Alexa-Echo-Gadget-Alexa/dp/B072C4KCQH/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1KBMSJ79LQH2E&keywords=echo+buttons&qid=1561590338&s=gateway&sprefix=echo+bu%2Caps%2C152&sr=8-1...

I've lately linked my enforcer alarm with my Alexa smart home system. So basically now when I go out I can say "Alexa im going out" and it full sets the alarm or say "Alexa bedtime" and it sets the night set on the system after also turning all the lights and TV off in the house. Then when my...

If it's the new 12v dc one then no you can't (well unless something as changed) the older 24v ac ones could.

If you cut the black cables going to the tamper switch strip them and twist them together (it just needs a closed circuit), it will sort the tamper fault out obviously it won't be tampered anymore though.

Have it set as a entry route on A set.