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In reply to Post #5
At the end of the day they go beep when the line moves so how far/complex do they need to be? Never had the v1’s but got myself a set of v2’s last year upgrading my TXI+ set, nothing wrong with them but delkim have said they are running out of parts to fix them so made the decision to sell my set of 4 TXI’s and got a set of 3 v2’s for the money. The v2’s are less complicated than the v1 apparently, come already paired, can change colour, less channels, tones etc. But once you’ve chosen your colour for your alarms and set the response and volume then they will do the same job as a 20 year old TXI+ 🤷🏻♂️
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In reply to Post #4
Thanks for the replies, The Delkim Txi -D V2 looks abit easier to set up and the waterproofing suppose to be improved but the Txi - D once set up doesn’t seem to be a lot different for the extra money you pay for the V2 model l,m l right in thinking this ?
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In reply to Post #3
You can set the V2 alarms to all the same colour if you want and the V2 reciever will match whatever colour you set for your alarm. If you are using a V1 reciever then you can’t have a matching reciever because they don’t have multi colour leds
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In reply to Post #2
So you can’t have all the alarms set to the same colour if you wanted to if you follow my drift
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In reply to Post #1
your question is a bit unclear, but the receiver is synced with the alarm head. if the alarm is red the reciever will be red
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The Delkim Txi-D V2 does anyone know if like me l’ve always had the same colour my alarms how do go about this with the V2 receiver on the older model l just paired the receiver to another colour is this still possible.
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