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I had the same issue when I first set this up. I resolved it by connecting to the panel via Wintex and going to Comms, ARCs, ARC 1 (whichever ARC you have setup for Texecom Connect), then cleared the Maintenance Alarms tick box under Reporting Options. This will suppress all notifications in...

Of course, I'm aware there is a difference (although what counts as a normal flight, which is necessary for the modern world is debatable, obvious examples aside). I wasn't making a comparison, my point was more about natural reactions to tragic incidents such as this. Risks to innocent parties...

To answer the original question, I don't think an outright ban on airshows would be a measured response. Whenever an incident such as this occurs, guidelines and regulations are changed accordingly, based on what the report finds. We can speculate in the mean time but that's not going to help...

I was looking for a similar device and found nothing suitable off the shelf. As GalaxyGuy suggested, it is possible to achieve this with a raspberry Pi. I ended up doing this successfully, based on this: https://github.com/sidb/PiAlarm The Pi can't accept anything over 5V directly onto its...

The first thing that comes to mind is that as you're using PPPoE (and therefore a dialer interface) your default route should be pointing at this. So change ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 GigabitEthernet1 to ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 Dialer0 I can see that you have a VLAN for the LAN...

The interface might be shutdown (disabled). Are you using the CLI to configure? If so, enter config mode, change to the relevant interface and issue the 'no shutdown' command. If it works, don't forget to wr mem Post a 'show run' if still no joy.

That looks like zone 2 is being triggered. Is it a PIR, door contact or something else? There are many possibilities why it's triggering. If it's a PIR, maybe something like a spider, moth or rodent is triggering it. If it's a door\window contact, it may be failing.

Check the bell box - there may be a jumper that controls bell duration. Sounds like it may be set to test mode (5 seconds)

Use GParted to achieve this: http://gparted.sourceforge.net/ It's a bootable ISO (so no need to install anything) Take a look at the website for instructions etc. and backup any important data first. If the unallocated space was adjacent to the current C drive (to the right) you...

If the 'self service' methods of resetting your account are failing you'll really need to contact AOL. Their UK contact details are here: http://help.aol.co.uk/help_uk/documentLink.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=kc&externalId=26238

To check your RAM, try downloading and running memtest (google for it) It's a bootable ISO which you need to burn to a CD.

I have successfully used powerline equipment to overcome similar problems: http://www.solwise.co.uk/net-powerline.htm With this range of devices the electrical wiring in your house is used to carry network traffic. A combination of different devices in this range may be required to satisfy...

I always read the website name as meaning DI why not (with a question mark)

It appears to be a DNS problem. www.bathandwetrooms.co.uk does not appear to resolve to anything (the record doesn't appear to exist) Whoever manages the DNS zone for this domain will need to create an 'A' record called www.bathandwetrooms.co.uk and point it to the relevant ip address...

So if you're using an email client such as Outlook you could try the following: http://community.o2.co.uk/t5/Apple/Solve-your-email-sending-problems/td-p/37

It does sound like they've blown unfortunately. If you're handy with a soldering iron you might want to consider replacing them. However, I would just replace the motherboard (or buy a new PC) to be honest. See here for some explanations on causes...

Also, if you have another video card you could try, this would also be a worthwhile test.

Did you try the suggestions of running the system as bare as possible (removing all non essential cards and peripherals)? Also did you try reseating CPU, RAM, video card etc.? Other things I would try at this stage would be: Remove the CMOS battery while power is disconnected. Leave out...

Other quick things to try would be to reseat the RAM modules, CPU and graphics card (if not built into the motherboard). Also, follow Igorian's advice on removing all peripherals and other internal cards. You may want to check the monitor also. Maybe plug it into your laptop to test. You...

When you switch the machine on, does anything appear on screen? If not, it's unlikely to be a bad hard disk. In which case you could use one of these devices to get the data off: http://www.maplin.co.uk/ide-sata-to-usb-2.0-48965?n=1&C=found&gclid=COrv0Neav68CFUkMtAodPVkyxA