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sorry i tend to refer to NVM as RAM, how i was taught. i was only giving some advice i wasnt saying it will do it i said it may if its an old panel

i cant remember the exact panels. but ive come across a few. does it matter which ones they are? i was just warning him it may happen if its an old panel. if the settings are stored in RAM they may be lost if the panel is powered down.

why would the system possibly need reprogramming? ive come across some systems that default themselves when all power is removed. so his entry and exit timers, and zone attributes and user codes may change to back to default.

after you have moved your panel, depending on the make and model it may need re-programming. so bare that in mind.

i wouldnt install temporary links anyway. if i needed to power up the IAP for any reason i would do so using 12V SLA's

im only testing for continuity at the panel tho.

thats what i thought for B and C ovs. if its a spur next to the panel i dont really need to worry about somebody turning it on. ill ask about A at college. thanks

i havent covered that in my course. im doing a NVQ3 In emergency and security alarm systems. im only asking because its part of my course, its a question on a project im doing.

in my 1st year i did electrical principles.

im an apprentice alarm engineer.

im a 3rd year apprentice and need some help on a few questions: State the procedure and equipment required to perform each of the following tests a) insulation resistance for alarm cables b) continuity of alarm cables c) Safe isolation of a 230Vac supply for b) i was thinking...