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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?

yes but i prefer the Cqr units

no your ali frame won't cause interference

i would say none. I wouldn't use a space protector in this environment

Im afraid nothing will work as a zone splitter. If you have the cores then you can go more conventional and use eol. If not your looking at an addressable tech like hkc

Im afraid that system is long obsolete

Id be surprised, what s/w version do you have. Then we can check with Risco if its a bug?

I believe so but I have always replaced the rear to match etc

yes. The boards are still the same size but the lids are different

bear in mind that if using wifi and you loose power you will probably loose your WiFi and internet connection unless supported by a UPS some of the app platforms support polling though

I'm sorry i don't understand the question?

unfortunately we are supplier of pro equipment we cannot support pro products in a diy installation

our equipment is for professional installation and not designed for diy install unfortunatly

yes

i believe the old risco rf is now obsolete. The agility peripherals will not be compatible

It's advised that its a dedicated line. If the bms is online the Dualcom won't be able to use it

No it will need the correct transmitter

Its not good practice to have more than 1 detector per zone. If you do you cannot use detectors with resistors