Secware_Tech6

I'd suggest you start a new topic per question. It's getting difficult to follow?

1 yes just add it and program as required 2 assuming wireless Bell yes 3 yes only when in range

What do you want to know?

How long battery life you looking for?

If your wiring double pole then you will need 6 on powered detectors (pir) and 4 on non powered ones (contacts)

I would say your panel is powered but the keypad is not.

It's possible it's a faulty keypad. The external shouldn't activate on a tamper when unset. But as you don't have a 100% system it's unknown how it will react

Use links with the link source as the circuit and the destination as the output type you have programmed

A dvr with alarm inputs can send emails etc. Depends on the model

Mix of rf and wired there could you give us your site info first? What does your client need?

I would start by looking at the power supply that is feeding the control panel. What else is this supplying?

Yes you could use any lock that has a key override with an electronic release. Your door type will dictate suitable locking solution's

you can use an external detector on chime such as the takex units or set an output to follow that circuit

yes but the wireless extender is just for detectors

best way it to use a panel.

you want an active beam for detection. Take a look at the takex or Optex units. I don't like voice diallers as they are not polled a proper monitoring transmitter would be better imo

no

you can definitely have 4 keypads but ill check the docs

yes but id always advise 1 device to 1 circuit

the 9941 does not support prox tags

it can be done, what's the order ref please

the only panel that ticks all those boxes is the vanderbilt spc there are versions with built in ethernet

ill have to look at the manual but iirc its not via engineers?

ill increase your storage. But that's not an arming station board its a key fob

can you post a pic of the pcb?