Re: Fw: Re[2]: Finger print recognition doorbell - does it exist?

["Pete Shew" <ukha_d@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

The door is right on the street - no two points on my property are opposite
where a caller would stand. Anyway, have you seen the size of the
"little" tykes round here?

Pete

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On 23/12/2004 at 10:12 Gareth Cook wrote:

>What about an infrared beam ? If anyone is under 4 foot high, the beam
>isnt broken and the doorbell does nothing :-)
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>G.
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>>Indeed. Wouldn't it be far easier and more useful to link a
doorbell to
>>a video camera and have an image pop up on your TV.
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>That assumes that you are in a room with a TV and it is turned on.
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>I have a similar problem. The only unwanted doorbell pushes I get are
>little tykes on their way past. I'm thinking of a presence detector and
a
>delay. If they're still there a second later, the bell can ring.
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