Infinite prime Installation Manual - Version 2.00 Catalog Number: ZI0372B (1/06) All data is subject to change without prior notice. Hereby, Electronics Line 3000 Ltd. Declares that this control panel is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC. Infinite Prime User Manual - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free.
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I need to get into my control panel to wire up a sensor and have a look at my SIM card (think it's been disabled through inactivity). How do you disable the tamper function, or disable the internal and external sounder? I just tried to get into the unit, thinking entering my code would shut it up, it didn't. After closing it back up and about 10 minutes pain of the siren going of in my face and going through every option in the menu I managed to turn it off (I can't remember how i did it.) Is there an easy way to get in or am I going to have to put ear defenders on while having a look inside? I've gone through the manuals and can't find anything. If the external sounder is wireless then I think you can disable it through either the service or programming menus where you pick what type it is?
(I am away from home so can't check on mine.) For the internal sounder just unplug it quickly. I have mine disconnected and use the remote sounders EL used to sell but stopped about a year ago. If you can find one (or just hardwire a different sounder) then it is a good idea as it doesn't draw attention to the main panel when the alarm goes off. Just a thought (I don't know if it is possible) but can you bypass the tamper switch before opening it via the bypass menu? Probably not, but it is worth a look.
Dec 17, 2010 - Hello I recently had an Infinite prime wireless alarm system installed. Ask but the wireless Infinite prime installation manual is available online. Infinite Prime Installation Manual.pdf - MAS (Moreton Alarm Supplies). INF-WES Wireless External Siren Instruction Manual - MAS (Moreton.
Not sure I have much leeway on the budget, I have now discounted the ESP as from my own research it seems support may be a problem. I have been looking at the Honeywell Galazy 2 any reason to avoid that? I do have some requirements in that the control box must also be able to take wired sensors and the bell box needs to be wired as I am using the existing one. Ease of installation is a factor, but I have wired a few wired control panels before and I repair computers for a living so I am very technical I will have no problem learning how to program the alarm system. Just don't want a nightmare either. I can't seem to find much information on the scantronic system.
Is it a hybrid wired/wireless system? Not sure I have much leeway on the budget, I have now discounted the ESP as from my own research it seems support may be a problem. I have been looking at the Honeywell Galazy 2 any reason to avoid that? I do have some requirements in that the control box must also be able to take wired sensors and the bell box needs to be wired as I am using the existing one.
Ease of installation is a factor, but I have wired a few wired control panels before and I repair computers for a living so I am very technical I will have no problem learning how to program the alarm system. Just don't want a nightmare either.
I can't seem to find much information on the scantronic system. Is it a hybrid wired/wireless system? Click to expand.The galaxy seems to be a good system, can take a wireless expander using wired and wireless zones, including a wired bell.
The manuals are comprensive, but it may be too much if your looking for an easy installation. It goes over your budget, however. The scantronic is a wireless system, but can take wired or wireless bell's. Not sure about wired zones, but very flexible. The powermax could do what you wanted. Two onboard zones (One used for tamper return for the bell) with a wired bell, but it has an onboard keypad.
Can call you and even speak to you (no joke) Each have their own advantages. Do some googling and read some of the manuals - might help your decision making. This is the current setup:- One control box in the hall, two PIRs and two door contacts.
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I now need three PIRs (all to be wireless) the front door contact I will keep wired, and the back door I will use the wireless door contact. For this reason it is easier if the control box stays in the hall BUT from a security point of view it is probably not the best idea. I am thinking the Scantronic system might suit my needs better, I would then put the control box in a cupboard upstairs and run a wire to the keypad in the hall. The Visonic keypad appears to be an optional extra but looking at the installation guide I will probably go with that setup but move the control box upstairs into a cupboard. I will also buy the keypad as I don't like the idea of the key fobs being the only way of disarming other than using the control panel. The house is a brick three bedroom terraced with a through lounge, I assume there shouldn't be any need to use any repeaters?
Finally the instructions suggest the output for the bell box is max 150ma, does anybody know what how much an old fashioned bell typical draws?
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To change the battery on your Infinite Prime alarm, remove the front panel by pressing the 2 clips at the bottom of the panel, and lifting the front
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To change the battery on your Infinite Prime alarm, remove the front panel by pressing the 2 clips at the bottom of the panel, and lifting the front forward. At this point, the alarm will go off. To silence alarm, enter your 4 digit code.
With the panel now open, locate the battery and remove the two terminals (red and black) making sure these donât touch, and removing and replacing the battery. Please note, there is live 240V power in the transformer â so please be careful and make sure you donât touch this. Also please make sure you donât knock any of the other wires in the panel â as these may cause your alarm to stop working.
Now replace the alarm panel lid, making sure itâs firmly installed â and reset.
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