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Ok, have you got a USBcom lead to connect directly into the panel? Not sure about the network issue tbh.

On your Wintex profile, set up your profile with the correct panel type (64-W), software type (V4.X) & UDL code must match both Wintex and panel (in UDL options) When connecting, click connect & in dropdown select smartcom, a box should appear asking for a code. Does this happen? Specific...

Initially connect wireless keypad via the lead supplied. Connect to panel and prog it in. You need the very latest version on Wintex. Keypad zones are mapped to be whatever zone you want it to be as long as it exists in the software.

Change the sensor from Entry Route to ER area FX

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That’s because “VOLUME CONTROL” only changes the internal sounder. You cannot alter the external volume.

Power the system down (inc battery) and power back up. Coms mod must be added before power up.

Texecom Premier Elite With Texecom Connect app control. Cloud connection with no charges. Kit is more expensive than Pyronix but much better quality.

Get a mutimeter an see what voltage is coming in. A volt stick may also help.

Fuse is ok then... Sounds like they have latched open & need resetting. This all depends how it was installed, some will have a custom fitted reset button on the main control panel (could be underneath) other systems will reset stokes if you Set then unset the alarm. Failing this (if circular...

Are any of the PIR movement sensors lighting up? Do the smoke detectors show any lights? You may have a blown fuse therefore keeping all powered circuits open & preventing setting. Detection equipment will not be covered by the manual, only the operation of the keypad.

I would stick with all your wires.... do not go wireless unless your adding new circuits that cannot be wired or if you want to remove unsightly surface mount cabling. The wireless Siren needs a £20 battery every year or two so keeping the cable speaks for itself. You can have all the...

Thanks again for this recommendation, fitted two & both are working well.

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No, if you want both your need the wifi module then a seperate third party PSTN speech dialler (Pyronix V2 or Texecom Speech dialler)

Texecom Premier Elite range is Control 4 compatable and has IP connectivity too. The Texecom ‘Connect’ platform also integrates with Texecom SmartPlugs so that appliances like your radio can come on following custom built ‘recipes’ made up of movement or timer rules...

Why nest? Why not get a whole new smart alarm with its own smoke detectors using existing cabling (far more reliable) and utilise the alarm app to monitor everything connected to it including smokes & cameras. Red button is a panic button. Search Texecom Connect or Pyronix Home Control for...

Wireless sensors have to be the same make as the panel as they only work on like for like systems. Hardwired sensors can be wired into any system and are usually good enough from any manufacturer.

I tested out a Orisec CP25 with touch screen keypad recently and was very impressed with it all. So I would try and get it swapped out if I was you. Good luck.

These panels do not have the option to lock the enginner code like Texecom. Any Castle/Pyronix Euro can be ‘back doored’ with the exception of the ‘Mini’ Look underneath main panel (metal box) there may be a sticker detailing the panel type. Let us know?