Homeowner Forum / Security Alarms / February 2004

Anybody realize that there is something wrong with wireless alarm
systems...
Readers try's to understand why?
Does anybody think that the "no specification data policy" followed

What spec.'s are involved with wireless?
What spec.'s are required to understand the reliability of wireless
alarm systems during RFI?
Manufacturers just in case you don't know it, find here some minimum

Can someone provide me with more information than what is found in the
installation manual on option 38? Some specific questions are as
follows (but any more info is welcome!):
1. From what I gather, if I arm it with all the sensors closed, it

Radio Frequency (RF) intruders.
The whole RF spectrum is divided and regulated by international
committees who define the allowances on each frequency.
The Wireless Alarm Systems have multi user "shared" frequencies

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Doug L

Got it runnin on the test bench and its been sayin "Busy-Stand By....D1" for
about 2 days now. I dunno the installer code but I figger ADT or some
company shut the dialer/system down with the downloader software. Would it
be possible to recover this panel with the downloader ...

My wireless alarm system was "deaf" and "dead" during the use of an
FCC like authorized wireless radio "headphone", that simple...
Unfortunately this authority authorized and certified device
transmitted on the shared and not protected wireless alarm system

Whatever how good you may feel about the professionals slurfers who
attempt to mask and hide reality, use theyre wireless alarm systems if
you like to have problems (or not, RFI just close ALL your warnings).
Paul

I have a Scantronic 9500 alarm panel
The software version of the EPROM is 2.26
I have been offered a remote keypad for this panel, however the software
version of this is 4.2

I must say I am a bit embarrassed of my earlier post, I should have done a
spell check I suppose. However I am glad I found a news group that supports
the electronic security industry.  I look forward to getting to know some of
you guys. I have personally been in the electronic ...

From: " Tyler Halbrooks" <boots@zianet.com>
Subject: what ever you may need in security, I have it
Date: Sunday, February 22, 2004 1:29 PM
Hello all,  Just to let anyone know. I have been in the security alarm, Fire

Just figured I'd share this as an experience. I have a Night Club customer
with about 60 smoke detectors throughout the facility. The smokes are made
by sentrol/esl with their newer Clean Me Technology built in. These devices
are made addressable from DMP, and relabeled the 521-LX ...

I need installation instructions for the C&K Intellisense FG-1025F
glassbreak sensor.  I bought some off of ebay, but they came without
instructions.
Carl