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It did have a sounder so I will get this one. Thanks for your help.

I found this. Does this sound right. The 4WTA-B is a 4-wire, photoelectric i3 smoke detector with thermal sensor and built-in sounder.

I need to replace two Detection Systems DS200HD 4 wire smoke detectors. Does anyone have any recommendations? Thanks

Been good for me so far, 2 months, one false alarm, police called, pretty quick.

Thanks Steve, Look like ASI has what I need. The 3/4 to 3/8 reducer was the missing link.

I am replacing a Westec 5000S system. I think it has 1.5K resistors in 3/4 inch holes. Anybody have any suggestions/solutions? I have read the various solutions on the forums per adding ~700 ohm in the can or at the contact. Leaning toward adding a resistor at the contact. I cant find a...

I just replaced a Napco alarm and ancient X10 controller with a M1. It rates right up there with my first microwave, calculator, computer, dishwasher, climate control in the car, and house. Your going to love it. <_<

See this. http://www.cocoontech.com/index.php?showto...mp;#entry108845

MavRic I have Vonage/Comcast and indicated that when I signed up with NextAlarm. During the test period I made sure it was logging arm/disarm violations and nightly reporting. Then I went to activate my account and it said I needed to register the ABN thing. I just sent a service ticket to...

I ordered some of the push in wire nuts from the local guy. I'll let you know how they work. Lowes here sell Ideal push ins. The local guy Automation Outlet Nashville TN is much cheaper than online. JackI

Alarm monitoring is local/state licensed and NextAlarm uses MyAlarm in 5 states,TN( :) ) is one, to meet licensing requirements. I called NextAlarm and they explained it to me. Your NextAlarm sign up link takes you to the MyAlarm enrollment page to sign up. Business emails are from MyAlarm but...

Where do I get the "protocol manual" Thanks JackI

I have ELK,comcast,vonage,NextAlarm/MyAlarm. This is a new install this past week. Took a couple of days to work out the communications. Very helpful advise and disclaimers from NextAlarm. Even better help and no disclaimers from cocoontek.com chat and forums. DIY is just that. Putting the...

Ditto, they're a real nail splitter. If you stick the lever of one into the hole of another and pry up it works fine. Also it stings to have one of the levers snap shut against your finger. Jack

There is a local contact here for these so I ordered a box of each. The really nice thing about these is you can strip and cover one wire at a time and its the only one exposed. I never turn the power off so this is a real plus. ;) Any arcing is inside, nice. Jack

Thanks Wayne. I'm almost afraid to ask if there is a "decoded" version of these settings. ;)

I would seriously not do this without ELKRP the software to see/set this stuff, and a multi-meter of course. But anyway: On page 31 of the printed manual I have: Menu 05 - zone definitions, for "type" of zone there are 7 choices 0 thru 6. 0 is EOL(with a resistor) 1 is normally closed 2 is...

If the zones are not jumperred with a sensor, resistor, or disabled they need to be set to normally open. I set all mine to NO then added resistors to the first two and set them to EOL so I could simulate the door open close and play around before actually installing the panel. Jack

I have ELK/NextAlert and can only get violations to log to NextAlert. What do I need to set to get the other events to log. I have everything checked on the telephone panel. thanks Jack

I received my M1 today. I accidentally erased the application in one of my keypads but with a little research on Cocoontech I downloaded/reloaded it and it is now working fine. Ethernet works fine, alarm works fine, X10 works fine, still working on the phone/central station and email. All in...