Homeowner Forum / Security Alarms / December 2004

I've just moved into a house with what appears to be a Vista R8 alarm
panel that was installed around 7 years ago.  I have downloaded the
manual from the website, but it doesn't seem to give the right
function codes.  I want to change the pin code and to do a walk test,

I just started to program my p3200 system and already have trouble. The
keypad says system trouble E10-01 and E23-00. Neither the armed or
status light is on. The pad can't be silenced by pressing reset as the
book says to do.

I'm looking for some + or - feedback on the Ademco & ITI wireless
sensors/panels... Things like useable range (average) between sensor &
receiver, ease of installation, & over all quality... If you've installed
both, I'd really like to hear from you......... Regards, Russ

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I have a pair of DT-435TB sensors and can not find any technical specs
for them. I do have the DT-435 series data shgeet and it lists only a T
and a TC model. No mention of a TB model. Might anyone know the details
of the DT-435TB?

(Repost cos I got the panel name wrong)
I've just moved into a house with what appears to be a Veritas R8 alarm
panel that was installed around 7 years ago. I have downloaded the
manual from the Texecom website, but it doesn't seem to give the right

I think it needs special attention too show some elementary approaches
subject radio wave limitations when "so called" professionals attempt
to preach the trued and only the trued...
NOTE:

France beat the US...
I have been informed that at least 2 French manufacturers (DIATEM &
DIAGRAL) have designed theyre wireless alarm system receivers and
transmitters to operate on "dual frequency" on "dual bands".

In Wireless alarm systems, the internal required wireless receiver is
put during Radio Frequency Interference (RFI) in a position that he is
UNABLE TO RECEIVE and DECODE ANY sensor signal and by consequence he
is unable to give any kind of warning.

Wireless alarm equipments are unreliable due to they're week point,
the radio wireless data communication between sensor and receiver.
Radio waves have well known inconveniences and Radio Frequency
Interferences (RFI) is one out of them.

Are you an old or a new VICTIM of wireless alarm systems wrong
advertisements and sellers talk?
Wireless alarm systems fail during Radio Frequency Interferences (RFI)
without warning to the owner and nothing can prevent RFI.

Frequently Asked Questions

I had a bad wireless installation, that's what pro's "attempt to let
you believe".
The "so called pro's without radio technique knowledge" tell you that
my system was "crap and/or badly installed".

On Fri, 26 Nov 2004 10:48:05 -0700, Crash Gordon® wrote:

Don't be a shame Crash Gordon to tell us your "miserly" experience :
- to avoid Radio Frequency Interferences (RFI).

Hello I need help to program the Espirit 738+