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Although worded extremely badly and factually incorrect, that statements not 100% false. Some systems will sound internally for a period after entry time runs out and will only sound outside after both entry time and this internal alarm noise time have run out. Although you dont say what...

You certain the 2nd expander is correctly connected and seen by the control panel? Check by going into 'Engineer utils' and 'confirm devices' to ensure the panel sees all expanders and keypads. If the problem is that you cant get to the 2nd expander outputs in programming, I thikn there's a...

48's dont have panel outputs 3,4 and 5 (the relay output), they only come in from premier 88 onwards.

Is it this one: http://www.bft.co.uk/jsp/en/scheda/rising-bollards-stoppy_-_id_73.jsp ^^ Not sure what you have, but thats from the control instructions on that page above, seems all control inputs are either Normally OPEN or Normally CLOSED switches.

Typical Master blaster trigger current is around 30mA, Digicom putputs are rated at 100mA. If you wanted to for 'neatness' you could use the digicom outputs to trigger the master blasters and program them as 'area type' (area A I'd presume) and '28 - Bell SAB'. No real advantages, just helps...

Prem 48's have 2 programmable outputs which can be used, theyre on the right hand side of the circuit board. I believe they are 500mA outputs and are -ve triggers as standard but can be reversed. If you programmed either of these for being 'Area type' and '00 - Alarm' they would raise when...

Hands up who has ever jabbed at buttons when they get a wrong number? No one? :roll:

Fm Electronics? Transmitter. And Receiver Sorry i dnt know the exact workings of the receiver, i.e how long the alarm goes for etc, have used in the past but it was some years ago.

One last thought, 'exit terminator' has quick response function, can be programmed for chime and shouldn't cause any sort of alarms. Only thing is they are typically open circuit devices so you may have to do a bit of rejigging.

Why'd you need quick response? What beams are you using that don't go open circuit long enough for the panel to recognise? Afaik there's only the 2 'monitor only' flags for moment and latched keyswitch. Not solve your problem by any other way?

I'd suspect then that the message is coming up due to the zone being a cutsom zone, and not related to the chime thing at all. I'd go back to your original settings, have everything in area A and program your zone as 'Latch key' with the 'Monitor only/Key tube' attribute ticked. Basically...

Really? ANOTHER penis size competition? You'd think with all your experience and knowledge between you youd have come up with a decent answer for the original question. :wink:

Is there an option to adjust bitrate for recordings on your dvr? Too low a bitrate would mean quite pixellated/blocky images, I realise this isnt what you described but could help improve your recorded images.

It wont return to normal until whatever fault it was is fixed AND the system is reset, read what Alarm said about using a manager code to do this, NOT the fob you have. Unlikely it came about from you opening the zone, chances are it would have been there before you entered the premises. If...

Really, all I read was you getting ultra defensive for agreeing with someone else who made a genuine mistake. Move on both of you and stop getting your knickers in a twist, all it took was a quick "you need X to be able to use Y, but you both turned it into a penis competition.

Its 'typically' thought that DVR's use less energy than pc's, obviously not all dvr's are built exactly the same, same are pc's in a box and others aren't. Comment wasn't that retarded really.

As standard zones on 24's on premier keypads aren't enabled and will not use up any space on your system, in order to use the keypad zones you have to 'sacrifice' zones from one of your expanders or the panel. So in essence if you have panel and 2 expanders and a keypad, you would have...

Good to know, I remembered them saying you couldn't mix it with the new Ricochet gear, but never thought they might have taken backwards compatibility out.

Might help to know when it shows 7? Solely when your trying to arm which could indicate a fault with the panel as clearly z7 isnt used. Or is it always on screen, could you still be in a menu and the 7 is a programming or log being displayed? Bit more info plz. Also, how old's that battery?

I'm sorry you misunderstood my description, you've just repaeted what I meant and explained in a better fashion. Old panels (original iD) = old chips New panels (iD+ marked) = old and new chips mixed Thanks.