Hi, as subject...

Has anyone got a spare panel for this now obsolete wireless
alarm system?

I note that A1 are no longer, and need a working panel to
replace a faulty one, seems a shame to junk a lot of working sensors
due to a failed circuit board.

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Regards,

Will.

In article ,
Will wrote:
Has anyone got a spare panel for this now obsolete wireless
alarm system?

I note that A1 are no longer, and need a working panel to
replace a faulty one, seems a shame to junk a lot of working sensors
due to a failed circuit board.

Does it use special sensors, then? I thought they were all
interchangeable. What's different about them? Might be easier to make some
form of interface to use a modern board.

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Dave Plowman London SW 12
RIP Acorn

On Tue, 16 Sep 2003 10:01:27 +0100, "Gordon" me wrote:


Has anyone got a spare panel for this now obsolete wireless
alarm system?

I note that A1 are no longer, and need a working panel to
replace a faulty one, seems a shame to junk a lot of working sensors
due to a failed circuit board.

Hi Will,
I have an unused A1 RF8012 panel (not sure if this the model u require!)
I was however going to use it for my workshop, though I do need a remote for
it.
Don't suppose you have any other alarm panels (wired or not) lying
around...we could trade

Gordon..

Hi Gordon,

Thanks for your response, I'm afraid that I haven't got any
working panels to hand at the moment, and I'm not sure if the panel
you have is suitable for my purposes, I'll have to see if I can find
out...

I see that screwfix do a panel suitable for remote (wired)
keyswitch or keypad operation, 8 zone for £45.50, which may be of
interest to you?

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Regards,

Will.

On Tue, 16 Sep 2003 10:17:57 +0100, Dave Plowman
wrote:

In article ,
Will wrote:
Has anyone got a spare panel for this now obsolete wireless
alarm system?

I note that A1 are no longer, and need a working panel to
replace a faulty one, seems a shame to junk a lot of working sensors
due to a failed circuit board.

Does it use special sensors, then? I thought they were all
interchangeable. What's different about them? Might be easier to make some
form of interface to use a modern board.


Hi Dave,

Thanks for your response, the unit is of the wireless variety,
and, as such, I assumed that the sensors would be "unique" to each
manufacturer?

If they are interchangeable, it will make my life a little
easier...

Looking forward to your confirmation!

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Regards,

Will.

On Tue, 16 Sep 2003 10:01:27 +0100, "Gordon" me wrote:


Has anyone got a spare panel for this now obsolete wireless
alarm system?

I note that A1 are no longer, and need a working panel to
replace a faulty one, seems a shame to junk a lot of working sensors
due to a failed circuit board.

Hi Will,
I have an unused A1 RF8012 panel (not sure if this the model u require!)
I was however going to use it for my workshop, though I do need a remote for
it.
Don't suppose you have any other alarm panels (wired or not) lying
around...we could trade

Gordon..


Gordon,

I can't find out anything about the RF8012 panel, but as there's
a chance that it may work with the existing sensors, I would be
interested to discuss possibilities...

You can respond by email to:

It'll be interesting how much spam that (throwaway) address gets!

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Regards,

Will.