Secware_Tech6

Yes you will need to use a current limiting resistor from the NO connections Assuming you are connecting it to S not R?

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Yes only the green and red leds will show unless there is a fault and the leds will flash differently depending on the fault code

Best control panel with Ethernet support is the vanderbilt spc as it has a built in Web browser and app support

You have no battery charge output? Have you checked the battery fuse? Also if the battery is connected incorrectly it will blow the charger circuit

Yes, you would be the 'customer" to us

Sorry about this. Do you know your order # and I will start a support ticket.

In its budget I'd stay with. Widely popular solid unit. How old is it out of interest?

There should be a device listed as well showing which one or ones are in low battery. You can also check from the engineer menu on a per device basis

Have a look in the event log to start with. Post what's in there.

No it is not grade 2

The higher the grade the higher the security level. If you don't need wireless bells I'd look at the galaxy with portal

Both have good wireless options but id be wary of anyone giving away apps for free etc. These things do cost to run and often the free ones have less reliability.

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Have you enabled any squark options? If not I'd default by a clean start and re add just the bell

I'm sorry I don't understand 'bare wire'?

Yes, but we are a trade supplier. You should ask your installer what equipment they prefer etc

What panel you connecting too?

How long does it activate for if you leave it?

Yes but any double pole panel would be OK, ie honeywell accenta

I must admit nor me. If the fuse is in tact I'd check the trace. If you meter on other ground etc do you get a reading. I cant recall but are these power connectors on plug on blocks?

It should be low ideally less than 30

Just an fyi a contuinity beep can be over 1000 ohms

No I'm looking at the resistance reading if the fuse itself. You have either a fuse related issue I think

I'd be looking at the fuse for that then. Did you take a reading or just use the beep function on that fuse?