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OK we are getting there, gotta go have me tea now, will come back tomorrow when i have less beer in me :D

If you go to Accessories, you should have a little app called the Snipping tool, just use this to take the screenshot, or just post what the numbers are for the IP address, default gateway. This should tell us what we need to know.

Hey Tazer, thanks for helping out, i was answering your last post when you replied. OK as Tazer says we need the IP address of the router, do as he says, and if possible take a screenshot of the Command window so we can see it, probably easier than you typing all the info. I assume as you...

Hi Tazer, thanks for that, will take me a bit to look through it, just bare with me having a bit of a Friday evening with the kids, and trying to help someone out with an IP issue on an alarm system, sorry to be a pain but what are the entry routes and where are the keypads?

OK in theory this should be fairly simple. What Router have you got, what OS is on your PC, what firewall do you use, and do you know if the router is configured for DHCP or is set to static IP addresses? And yes you could access remotely in the future but lets try and get this bit...

OK all good the panel supports no problem, how is your Networking knowledge, and your understanding of TCP/IP, and what dio you want to use the ComIP for?

What is the Com IP plugged into, i assume it is your router, and i also assume you have Wintex, please confirm. Also what firmware version is in the panel, to find out press Menu 4 on the keypad.

No address please :D

Thanks Mr C for the info on trowels, any recommendations as to where is the best place to buy? That will be me not reading the reply correctly :oops: Joist span is 2.6Mtrs

as previously stated you CANNOT have multiple devices mapped to one zone. This gets confusing and unless all devices change state at the same time, you will get no response, or the wrong response from the panel. Especially with wireless. Multiple wired devices can be mapped to a single zone...

OK looks like it is option 3, joists are approx 14" centres. Last question for now, am i right to use a thickbed/solidbed trowel on both the floor and the walls for tiles of this size? I was thinking of getting one of THESE

aptsys is correct you cannot have multiple the same zone for multiple devices, when you learn Ricochet devices they need to be mapped to a zone on the panel NOT being used by a hardwired device. Regarding the Ricochet monitor issue, the bars for Signal Security will only show when the...

It's near enough :D

No problem mate, come and find me we can have a coffee and a chat.

I know enough and i do not have to justify my experience to you nor anybody else, i was giving my frank and honest opinion to the OP. You on the other hand are just hear to flame anybody who does not think Yale is any good. Just for your information, so you understand where the expertise...

Or if it keeps going off for no apparent reason, when in reality the sensors are poor quality, or they have been placed incorrectly. I stick by my first post, get 3 quotes from professional companies, and then make your choice.

Will have to check, level is in the shed will have a look tomorrow. Thanks again

Thanks for the response guys, the room is approx 2.6Mtr square, joists are 6 X 2" and are 14" centres. will check the link you provided and come back Yep i remember now seen that stuff before when i was surfing around, what about the floor edges and the bowing of the boards, will this...

and you could put some fairy liquid under the feet to ease the new one in.

Hi all, have been lurking here a while and responded to a couple of topics, i think i have my situation covered but i just need some clarification. Tiles for the walls and floor are 600mmx400mmx10mm Porcelain. Weight approx 28Kg sqm with addy and grout, i plan on using a rapidset flexi...