Homeowner Forum / Security Alarms / December 2004

I'm looking for an quality outdoor motion detector that is really sensitive.
There are no issues with pets or blowing leaves/debris.  The ability to
switch 500 watts or more would be nice.
The area needing coverage is a 180 degree area out to a distance of 50 feet.

I am hoping someone can tell me how to reset a DSC PC1000 to factory
settings.  The manual shows to remove the communications board and jump the
reset pins on the main board.  The main board I have is a version "A" and
does not have reset pins. I am thinking that maybe this was ...

Being you like to bust my balls about EVP and spirits January 7 coming to a
movie near you (if you can afford to go) White Noise. Maybe you will learn
something. See the dollars it brings.If you are a good boy, I will pay your
way, DICKWAD.

Yo, Jack...
DMP question...Im having a major brain fart, dooing too many bids today..
If I put a 690 and a single zone expander on the same wire, they'd have to have separate addresses - so the 690 would have to be supervised or no?
Rob

Somehow - probably the kids hitting random keys on the panel, we now
have a chime on the panel whenever the PIR for zone 2 on our system is
activated.
A number 2 lights up on the panel each time and I can't turn it off!!!

Is there a maximum height that these can be mounted? The installation
instructions dont list any height requirements. I need to put them in a
steel building that is 18ft high. The local fire marshal has already apprved
them, but it does not seem right to me. I must be used to the ...

The rep for our area dropped off a sample of the PIR, Key Fob and
Door/window transmitter.
They enrolled just like the ITT devices would on any GE product using
wireless.

I just talked to ADT Residential and they say they have stopped
installing pet-immune motion detectors "because they just don't work."
Then I asked if they can install some sort of invisible beam sensor at
about shoulder height that a pet could not trip, but an intruder

I connected a P3200 to Vonage.  It dials out and reports fine.
Polarity is correct.  The problem is that it reports a Comm error, no
dialtone.  It appears that the Vonage adapter generates 44 volts DC
while Ma bell generates 52 volts DC.  I suspect that this difference is

RLB's Christmas Note To Mike 2002
Ho Ho Ho What a Joke
From: Group Moderator (alarmsrvcs@aol.com)
Subject: Re: QUESTION FOR ROBERT

I have a small college facility that is looking to automate their alarm
receiver. They would like a small automation package to handle 200 systems.
If anyone has one available for sale, please contact me directly. Windows
based software is a must.

I just did what i didnt want to do since i started reading ASA
I blocked both Frank and Robert..
I did that cause in the last few weeks the place was so fun..
real info/question...was being answered by professional (not all the the

I am pre-wiring my house and am going to go ahead and pull the alarm wire
for a few door contacts and a few motion detectors, along with the smokes.
I've been looking at some panels that can be integrated into my Vantage
Controls Home Automation system, and Vantage has built in ...

I'm new to this group and joined to see if anyone might be able to
direct me to more information on my new ITI Security Pro 5000 panel.  I
just bought a home with a mostly wireless system which was installed in
late 1998.  I have the user guide as well as the installation