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1. yes, i would replace the panel's backup battery. 5 years is a good time to replace it. 2. i assume you mean the main panel backup battery. if the panel is already turned off, just take out the new battery and replace with new, but don't fit both the battery leads until you are ready...

the walk test should make only the keypad bleep. as for programming another zone, you'd need the engineer's manual. it depends in what part of your flat your living room is in. do you need to walk through it to get to the keypad? is the lounge sensor the first one that is tripped to start...

hi there Daddyround, One of the simplest methods of checking which zone is which, is checking on the inside of the the flip-down keypad cover. if the installer has done the install correctly, the zone numbers on the keypad should match the physical zone numbers. if your keypad doesn't have...

even though you've already bought it, there is the veritas 8C or the Veritas 8, they have keypads on the main panel and you could just buy 1 extra keypad for elsewhere.

and the 24HR bit means it's on 24/7, whether the system is set or unset.

2nd light from the right on my Veritas 8C is 24HR tamper.

cheers scott1980, setting the zones to the desired attributes worked perfectly and I now have a working panel!

thanks scott1980, I'll try that and report back with the results.

Hello everyone, I recently removed a Scantronic 9800 from a friend's house due to the fact he wants a new system installed. I have defaulted the panel back to factory settings ,and it works perfectly, expect that none of the connected zones or tampers trigger in day mode, if it's set, or in...

yup, i'll second that. just got the new Bold 9900! as for the OP, normally smartphones run around 2-3 days on a full charge so you sound ok. if i'm correct it's an android phone, i used to have an android phone and the battery was poor, try turning off something called data traffic, that...

me? own up to anything? i'm not a sparky if that's what you think!

all those cables! imagine if some were to accidentally be cut! that would probably cause absolute chaos!

1. yes, if you can get new wireless shock sensors to work with an old panel 2. if the Bellbox can be interfaced onto the main system then put a live one on the shed, if not, a dummy with a couple of flashing LEDS to make it look like a live box. 3. the panel is old, and a new panel would help...

well done! :D let's hope the sparks don't mess something up when they put all the wires on the trays and you have to return!

haha :lol: :lol:

everybody's happy! :lol: (hopefully!)

ah that's better! much more the price the OP needs to pay! not 70 quid for an expander!

you're right, didn't think it would link! i've just seen the price for all of that! wow, 70 quid for an expander!

stop arguing, yaleguy3 has a good idea there, but it doesn't link in with the main eurosec. i'd say texecom wireless expander ( 8XP-W) and wireless PIR, perhaps texecom wireless PIR (PRESTIGE QD-W) in to an empty zone on the eurosec be careful around mains voltage.

Texecom premier LCDL or LCDLP keypads have large screens, and texecom are usually good quality systems.