Secware_Tech6

No you cant link them like that. You could do it with the vanderbilt system and spc connect via pc, tablet etc.

Id go for a honeywell galaxy unit. ie galaxy flex

How are you interconnecting them.. Do you mean use rios and groups?

You can use any panel that supports keyswitch inputs, ie honeywell galaxy

You could use a control panel for this and adjust the bell time or a timer relay eg https://www.securitywarehouse.co.uk/catalog/intruder-alarm-c-36/intruder-alarm-ancillaries-c-36_46/tkc-160-precision-timer-p-2664.html

I'd recommend vbr so it's not that easy to say. But you u can calculate worst case based on your bitrate selected

No. You will need the relevant faac receiver

But I've never tested it

I believe they won't work.

You could use a voltek system with an ibx

You adjust the circuit settings for both options

I would advice a bell module as I'm not sure if the covers are different

It uses gsm currently so g2

The powermaster doesnt

I'm afraid none of us know what a paradox is?

I don't think its a part that can be purchased on its own

Yes any relay will do what u need

Yes we will.

0.25 will be fine

https://www.securitywarehouse.co.uk/catalog/access-control-c-27/access-control-ancillaries-c-27_43/tkc-12v-dc-relay-handy-little-relay-p-1576.html Or a transistor version

You could do all that with a galaxy dimension and groups

Have you tried presenting the fob during entry on a part set?

I would prove the panel first by removing all cabling and linking all tamper connections including the sab tamper.

https://www.securitywarehouse.co.uk/catalog/intruder-alarm-c-36/door-contacts-switches-c-36_44/knight-g2-surface-contact-with-tact-tamper-and-selectable-res-p-3868.html Is a surface contact that is compatible

They should be marked on the terminals. Also looks like you have a wire disconnected