Re: help needed - FAI Security Guard setup

[Bazza <barry_ryder_nospam@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

No thanks, I'd rather find 'some' use for it. It works, as well as it
ever did. I think it's an SG3 too (it speaks and has a dialler), I typed II.

Half the trouble with the state of things today is people always want to
throw stuff away, instead of recycling and reviving, finding new uses.

So if you can't actually "help" with the question asked....
;-)


Mark Leuck wrote:
> "Bazza" <barry_ryder_nospam@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>>G'day
>>
>>I have a wireless security (and I use the term loosely) system that FAI
>>sold me a few years back (for a laughably inflated price). The battery
>>in the main unit has gone flat, I've sourced a replacement, but it
>>appears the unit also needs to be setup again (or reprogrammed).
>>
>>Does anyone have any clues, or can offer any help? If you have a
>>programming sheet for these, or can point me at a website where I might
>>ask, I'd be grateful.
>>
>>I'm fairly sure FAI called the unit a Security Guard II, here in
>>Australia. ("pile of steaming arsevomit" must already be in use?)
>>On the PCB it says it's a Ness SG3. On the surface-mount it says Ness
>>SF3. It's the one that talks to you and has a 6 digit led display.
>>
>>I should probably just replace the thing, but it cost so much I'm
>>determined to keep it in service somehow/somewhere, even if I do.
>>Anyway, if you can help, thanks in advance. If you want to reply to me
>>(or grab me on msn), just drop the _nospam from my email.
>>
>>toodles
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> Junk it, just because it cost so much at one time doesn't mean it was worth
> it, just ask owners of AT&T panels
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