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Ah, thanks. But shouldn't it work if the Vodafone number is in the second box? I've put the Vodafone in the first box- will see what happens. Should it be in both though? My landline is with talktalk. Wondering if there didn't let me use those numbers?!

I know there has been a lot of discussion around these in the past from doing a few searches... However, mine used to be fairly reliable and I turned off the signally a while ago for arming/ disarming etc as it was no longer necessary. Having turned it back on via Wintex (which works perfectly)...

Also, anyway of getting Wintex to work on my Mac?

Great, thanks for your patience! Do I need to power down the panel to connect this I assume?

thanks, does the comip come with a connection for a CAT5 cable then? Do I just need to depower the alarm and then it will be obvious where this comport 1 is?!

What will be the cost difference between installing a comip and a replacing the panel so I can use the app and stuff?

Ah, had thought I might need a newer or different Wintex. Presume I just put the IP address somewhere into Wintex instead of dialing up. Is it just a case of plugging in the comip or do I need to add something else?

Great, thanks. Do I need any special access to Texecom to be able to access the Wintex online? Is it a simple plug and play for the comip or will I need to get an installer in?

Thanks, so to use the app I would need a new panel? Or I can use a comip and access Wintex online, without having to dial up? Sorry, not sure I understand how this works. How would I physically connect to it? Keen to avoid using my existing dial up modem. Also, not following: 'The Premier 24...

Okay, thanks. will they send gets too? What panel do I need? How much roughly would I be looking at for a new panel and install? I could go COMIP as the router is very close...

Okay, thanks. Which is preferable over those two? Will both still be able to send texts? Assume PIRs will remain compatible so it's only the panel that would need to be changed.

I think the software version is also 8.25. Not sure it's been upgraded since installation if that makes a difference...? Should I upgrade it and can I do that from wintex too?!

Just a 24.

Hi All A few questions if I may for a novice! I have a Premier 24 with a Com 2400 communicator. I very rarely use Wintex to log into the panel as its always a bit of a pain with the old dial up modem I have, set up only for my old computer. 2 questions therefore: 1 - my old laptop that I can...

The rads get hot, they're just undersized for the size of the room... big old stone house, no insulation, high ceilings in the that room...

Oh, and it's a worcester greenstar camray 18/25. The manual says: An automatic bypass valve must be connected between the heating flow and return where TRVs are used on all radiators, fitted to give at least a 3 metre circuit when activated.

Thanks - there's one towel rail without a thermostat and another large radiator in a large room that never gets up to temperature (another story) so sounds like it will be okay closing this valve down.

Hi All I have what I think is a Y plan system - the hot water goes into a valve which either goes to the radiators or the hot water cylinder. There is a gate valve used as a bypass currently. I was looking at switching this for an auto bypass but not sure if anything is actually required...

Thanks John, very helpful. When you say bleeding water, do you mean out one of the top normal bleed valves on a rad as opposed to a drain valve? Assume this should be on one of the ones i'm removing?

Evening all Excuse the terminology to start with... I have a sealed/ pressurised (is that the same thing?) heating system where i'd like to cut into the pipes at ground floor and put stop ends on as a temporary measure until the plumber comes and installs some new rads after some alterations...