I have 7 I12060 units connected together. Can I replace only one of these units with a PI2010 and the system still function properly. EPD
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That's a question best answered by the manufacturer. I know that I replaced my alarms and the pigtail was different even though they were the same manufacturer, but I also changed out all 3 of mine as they were old enough to be of concern of not being set off in an alarm situation. Remember these things are only good for 10 years, the isotope's half life drops out of range for the reliability we expect from an alarm. I the I12060 are nearing that age it is time to upgrade them, to which the compatibility question is moot.
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Sorry, I cannot help here. I have the unit stored. Have yet to install the system due to unsettled future location.
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If you receive a WORKING Philiips unit, if must be one of recent vintage. I received two in rapid succession a couple of years ago, and neither of them worked. So, I can't answer the question.
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Yes. I have 3 5004's running off one 5101. I believe you have to resync them all when you add one. If you don't have the Netgear Powerline Utility (Windows app - free) it is a nice little utility that lets you check the status and add a security key.
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In my situation, the unit plugged into the existing hardware system with no problem or modification. If it does not as in your case, I would look carefully at the directions or call the manufacturer.
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I am not certain it will still work since I don't know what was the cause for the temp spike. I suggest that you test the function by changing your setpoint and see how it responds. Given the low cost of the unit, I'd not hesitate to replace it if my process is important. Good luck.
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i am not sure , i do know it supports 329 + pid data, sorry i can not give you a more specific answer.good wishes.
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I purchased the upgrade to Unit 688Il. We purchased the upgrade to this unit how do I go about paring the upgrade to the 668IL so we can all talk. mI can only talk to one of those units at a time? Paul P
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Yes. Same board used to control the codes in both units. Mine works flawless!
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I really don't know, we saw them on sale and bought them, so when our old units fail we can just replace the whole thing. Sorry.
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I don't know. I would call PiSector, go to their web page and get the contact info. They have great customer service for such an inexpensive device.
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They have 6 systems. I think system 5 or 6 is the one you might need. Good luck.
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These sensors should work with units that have 2 wire connections to the main system board. They are quite simple and work very well. You should not have any trouble replacing your old, damaged, non-working sensors.
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The hub worked great, however the Pi seemed to only be able to handle about 10-12 block eruptors before it would bog down and finally lock up. I moved my hub to my PC and had 20+ running smoothly with no issues.
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Electronic multiple function products with microprocessors some times become "confused". I would first kill the power to the unit completely for at least 5 minutes, then turn it back on and run the initial set up procedure. If this does not solve the issue then you would need to decide if you want to try dealing with customer service or just replace the unit.
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Correct - just remove the old unit and replace with the new unit. Should take less than one minute...
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Nope they are not needed. What is exactly the issue you are having? Is the rasp pi restarting?