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Yes it has been the same PIR both times. It is in the livingroom and no, no stairs. Cats could not come within 6 ft of it where it used to be. Now when I have moved it, it might be possible, but it would be directly under it, as there is a chair below where it is now. If I recall correctly the PIR doesn

Nevermind....I found it somewhere on the internet, but it was for the standard Powermax, not +. Commands are the same tough.

Yea..but the thing is we have been using the alarm every night for 3 months without a single false alarm, and now it has happened two times on three nights. So I don

Happened again last night, and I turned off all lamps and decorations that are in line of sight of the PIR, so they aren

Where can I find the different SMS-commands in order to remote-control my Powermax+? I can

Ok, thanks. I guess we will continue using the alarm and see if it was a one time thing or if it happens again. In that case we might have to reconsider our placing of the PIR:s and other detectors and perhaps get som more pet proof detectors on the doors and windows instead.

Hi! I purchased an alarm system, a Viasonic Powermax+, from you in september 2009. Since we have 3 cats (weight 4,2 4,2 and 3,5 kg) I got the pet tolerant PIR:s. Tha alarm has been working perfectly until last night when we all woke up from the sounding alarm. When you wake up at 4 AM from a deep sleep and realize that the alarm you have come to rely on not giving false alarms, is sounding, you get up really quick, I promise. Armed with a knife and a steel pipe I searched the house but found nothing. Since we have a lot of snow I could also check for tracks outside the windows and back door, but nothing. I am 100% sure it was a false alarm and it was a PIR in the livingroom that triggered it. I checked the PIR and the jumper is set to "high false alarm protection", or whatever it says.. Q: Is it normal to have a certain amount of false alarms? If that is the case I think you will not react properly since you will always belive it

Hi, Thx for the answer, it

Just bought a Powermax+ with some sensors and a GSM module. I wonder if I can connect both the control panel and the GSM module to the same powersupply, thus reducing the number of wires needed. One possible solution would be to connect the power to the control panel, and then another wire from the control panel (2 wires at the same connectionpoint) to the GSM module. Another way would be to use some sort of "Y" connection to route power to both consumers.