Re: Lufkin Security Experiances

[Crash Gordon® <NONE@xxxxxxxx>]

otay thanks!

slightly diff topic:

I did a ADT takeover a couple of days ago it was a Vista 10se, the chip =
said Version 12 (?)...panel looked new but client said it's been in for =
years..but Ver. 12 ? Did ADT have it's own chip versions 7-10 years ago? =
Panel programming matched the sheet I brought...except for one entry.





"Mark Leuck" <m..leuck@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message =
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> "Crash Gordon=AE" <NONE@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> "Mark Leuck" <m..leuck@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> > Yah, addressing non-supervised keypads always confuses me. I still =
hit
> > myself in the head after pulling the 6139 and discovering the 6148 =
has no
> > display because I forgot to set the addressssss on it...DUH.
> >
> > The fun part is when you set the programming keypad to the same =
address as
> > another keypad, it won't let you into programming
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> hmmm i think ive done that too.
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> > Still confuses me about setting the daily test schedule vs. =
installer code
> > #00 thing for daily tests.
> >
> > They made it easier to setup daily, weekly, monthly test reporting =
with
> that
> > method than going into scheduling and doing it the hard way, works =
pretty
> > well too and beats walking someone through schedules
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> Soooo  you're saying I don't havta set the scheds...sheesh. I've been =
doing
> it BOTH ways to be safe.
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> It automatically sets the test time in schedule 11, never hurts to =
check it
> either way since you may run into a v1 and not realize it, only the v2 =
and
> up support that feature
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