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Wireless LAN to LAN bridge? Lot of even the cheapest routers will operate in bridging mode. Or a set of powerline sockets, IP over mains. Both can be picked up for under £30 with a bit of shopping around.

Nothing wrong with the make of the filter, its the fact its been hacked up and bodged to do a job. If they've hacked up something to save 2 quid who's to say what else theyve done to cut corners or save a little cash. Not sure if you can tell but it's an inline filter meant for plugging into...

Actually looking at the pictures the **** poor hacked up cheap adsl filter doesnt inspire me with greatest confidence either, also means it was more than likely on comms for police response and will need those options turning off if thats no longer required. What im trying to say is, do it...

Shop around maybe? In 16 years ive never come across a panel that has the engineer code locked so don't worry about the scare stories too much, YES im sure it does happen though. :roll: Ask your neighbours/friends who have alarms, who services there's and if they are happy with that company...

Texecom THEMSELVES supply (or did) 16 x 3k3 resistors for use with their premier panels which can be directly exchanged in place of the 2k2 and 4k7. I've no idea what this is sorry bernard, but these are completely nothing to do with the Texecom panel the op mentioned. In truth and from my...

We use Apollo's, theyre a cracking basic dvr on a budget. Sadly they are let down a bit by their audio side of thing. Sorry. i would like to know if the audio to these dvrs can be heard live over the internet? - Yes can the audio be heard on playback over the internet? - Almost...

Try get anyone to visit your house and do anything for less than £50, not much chance.

Shoot me down if I'm wrong but I think it defaults to 'Locked by timer ......... C' on new Elite 24's just as its bigger brothers do, and can be removed by pressing 'NO' then Zero, or just Zero on that screen. You can correct me for that bit pcaoulte. :mrgreen:

Checked you got the right zone? Just because it says Lounge, doesnt mean that detector is actually installed in the Lounge.

I'd suspect your first panel was the New Premier Elite range and the 2nd panel is the older Premier range. New Elite comes with 4 zones, older doesnt.

Sorry we couldnt help you more, sadly not had the pleasure of the new ricochet stuff from Texecom.

Sure it's not something silly like you have chime on a pir in bedroom etc? Maybe one your walking around once its part armed and it stops when you all settle down in bed? Edit: Checked your log for fault events ? Low batt etc.

Always been told to seperate wireless devices by at least 30cm, not sure why though. Could be just 'best practice' or for a reason.

If I remember right the detectors shut themselves down if they can't talk to the panel (i.e its powered down for a while) and can take a couple of hours to come back online once the panel is powered back up. Least that was correct for the original ricochet stuff, not sure about the new stuff.

Sparky knows his stuff, premier's can do 2 different entry times so have entry time 1 at say 20 seconds for when you come through the front door, and entry time 2 at perhaps 40 seconds for when you open the garage door.

Get yourself a test monitor, battery powered and a neccessary tool for anyone that regularly does cctv. :wink: I'd double check your connections too, a missing negative on either power or negative side of balun wiring would cause problems similar to yours. Try unplugging each camera...

Do you have a battery powered test monitor and are the pistures all present and correct when viewing them one at a time through it? (using the 5a psu)

I 'think' the comip works with new Premier Elites, but the comip isn't compatible with the original Premier 24 panels. Also I had in my mind again on older panels you couldn't bring up virtual keypad on wintex when connected with a comip (forgive me if thats wrong, its been a while). Havn't...

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How are you doing your tests? The above reading seem correct for normal mode but how are you making the bell 'ring' so to speak.