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I've used a lot of these with good success http://www.homecontrols.com/Light-Emitting...W-LD1420x150LED .

From reading the other thread it looks like the issue was fixed. I was neither aware of it nor experienced it. The latest release seems very stable.

Hopefully Spanky is enjoying a nice weekend. This issue was fixed several versions ago. The latest version on the ELK website has the fix in it.

Does this work for you? http://pulseworx.com/PulseWorx_RF_.htm

FWIW, I use heat detectors in garages, workshops, and kitchens. I use smoke detectors in living areas, i.e. bedrooms, hallways.

Remember anything you do decreases your life safety and increases emergency response times. Have you thought about a heat sensor as opposed to a smoke detector in those troubling areas?

See page 30 of the M1 Installation manual. Does a definition 11 work for you?

Is this what you need http://www.gesecurity.com/portal/site/GESe...e&seriesID= ?

The "normal" position is when the magnet is doing its thing. Therefore a NO contact is open with the magnet in close proximity. A NC contact is closed with the magnet in close proximity. Does the diagram make sense now?

How is the zone that gives you the trouble configured?

My .02. I don't put glass breaks on any of my customers 24 hour zones. I have found that depending on the glass break, the dishwasher, clanging of silverware, the gardener, all cause them to go off. It wouldn't be fun having to abort a false alarm two or three times a month.

Sounds like you're doing new construction. I use the basic press to fit round recessed switches with a rare earth magnet. The heavy duty magnet gives me plenty throw to avoid false alarms. I avoid the plunger types for the reasons you stated and you need a good surface on the sliding door for...

Rest assured that ELK's silence is only because their products/firmware undergo rigorous testing. Especially by some of us who test their products/firmware in real world situations. I don't work for ELK but I have faith from what I have seen for many years that they will be around for the long...

Bob, How about a call to Bruce at RCS tech support 888-RCS-HVAC. Robert

Look under the options tab/Channel Dim/Dimming. There you can enable it or disable it.

Are you using UPB for your line voltage devices?

Do these work http://www.elkproducts.com/products/m1/M1_...ure_Sensors.htm ?

I disagree. Force armable keeps the zone bypassed until that zone becomes secure and then that zone is made active It does not affect the whole area it only affects zones. Why don't you make the gun safe zone a Burglar Perimeter Instant force armable. That way you can leave the safe open...

I am a bit confused but I think what you are looking for is a force armable zone definition. See page 32 of the M1 installation manual.

I like this http://www.elkproducts.com/pdf/P112%28K%29...sales_sheet.pdf.