Secware_Tech6

Yes

Yes that's possible but reg read needs to be no more than 6m wide at the capture point. Plus bear in mind you should use a dedicated anpr camera if reg is the primary purpose. Any camera can achieve this in good light etc but not in low light

The best ip panel is the spc. That will give you the connectivity you require and can also email alarm events. Plus it's a hybrid system

What's the application?

It is correct as opening the cover tests the tamper switch, battery and hold off. Some low end panels overide this on entering engineer mode but this prevents sab tests

The sim will expire after the 2 year prepay that is included

Anytime

That's going to require solar etc, is it for counting vehicles?

Yes power down the panel. Plug in the key, power up and upgrade from the keypad.

You don't want to disable that side Just put ur panel in engineers and you can open it without alarm

Yes masking out the table area is definitely an option What are your settings and mounting height?

Yes the rf tranciever is built in

Pet sensors are not best especially with cats changing height as they appear much taller to the sensor. How close to the sensor is the cat when it alarms. Best bet in any pet environment is perimeter protection

A Visonic power master one.

Is your dvr capable of hd cameras?

Have you deleted the old ones I could use a bit more detail on what you have done so far to programme them

They are Visonic tags?

Are you programming them at the control panel?

Have you got the right frequency?

Good thanks for the follow up

I'd check the aux fuse in the panel first

Yes as above looks like a bus or device issue. Assuming you have checked and tested the cabling then just remove one device at a time. You could also split the busses as iirc the 96 has 2 busses

No it can't. Either run a cable to it or get a flashing led kit I.e. https://www.securitywarehouse.co.uk/catalog/bentley-double-flash-unit-with-two-leds-p-3742.html

Yes you could use those in that way. I assume you intend to add this to a wired system?

Yes but you will need something to power the dialler.