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the strobe will only flash if its getting a signal from the panel or the bell cant "see" the panel anymore ie damaged cable i wouldn't say its necessary for the strobe on a domestic so if you feel up to it just remove the strobe from the panel. see if that stops it or if you can get up to...

if that doesnt work, its possible a faulty panel or a faulty strobe in the SAB

AFTER AN ALARM To switch the bells off: Key-in your user code. The sounders will stop and the zone light(s) for the detectors that triggered the alarm will glow. Reset system: You must reset the system before it can be used again. Key-in your access code again. All the zone lights...

the blue flashing is the strobe. this normally indicates that there has been an alarm activation, after a set time normally between 10 and 20 mins the outside sounder will stop but the strobe will continue to flash until the system has been reset.

the volume can only be turned down by an engineer the system can be set to perform what is called a "silent set" on part set B the system will only beep once very quietly upon setting. so you will need to call a alarm engineer to perform this may i recommend you use a SSAIB or NACOS...

we try and not to use wireless alarms however if we do we use ones from the big names like Cooper (Scantronic) and Visonic

thats what ive done as a temp measure. doing that still means the battery in the contact needs replacing every so often. i want to delete the device from the system completely

had a call today to a wirleess system baged by Everest the window people. customer has the user guide and the engineers code but not engineering manual, the eng code he had only appeared to be a supervisor code and wouldn't let me into anything more then omitting zones, as he wanted a door...

lol he knew what i ment. wasnt looking where i was typing.

the extension would be the cheaper way of doing it. if you want permanent power in there use 3core armoured and the propper glands and cleats.

could run a 3core armoured along the wall but the who does the wall belong too? and its gunna start and get expensive with armoured cable when you include glands and cable and time and cleats etc.

you will need a wireless router and a wireless enabled device, your laptop may have a wireless card built in if not you will need a wireless reciver nromally these are USB and can be bought from the likes of PC world ETC. plug your laptop diectrly into the router and login to the router...

i belive the 9751 is just 07890 for the engineer.

normal RG 59 Co-Ax will be fine. i you want to run CAT 5 and phone lines to be future proof you can do, i would advise so, while you have draw ropes/ cable rods behind the walls.

if you want to veiw the cameras over the internet try and find one with a additional video quality line purely for the network. System Q do a DVR that will record in full quality to the HDD in MPEG format and will also output using h.264 onto the network. h.264 gives smaller file sizes than...

its just the average call out is around £50, that is from what customers have been quoted by other alarm companies.

i wasing saying dont try i was only advising him that he may need an engineer

well let him change his battery then. and if it goes into a state in which it needs to be reset by an engineer, he will have to call out his alarm company and get charged £50+

even tho engineer reset should not be on if the system is owned by the client. sometimes it is, ive been to atleast a dozen or so systems that have engineer reset enabled when the customer owns the system.

it was a quite valid point to make about the engineer reset. don't criticise him for making a valid point.