Re: 15. Wired / Wireless alarm systems?

["Softy" <jimveal001@xxxxxxxxx>]

What?. I saw them at IFSEC. I was there. I was shown them. They exist.
Period. I'm not about to sit here trying to 'convince' you that they exist.
They do. live with it.

The transceiver based systems I saw were on 868 although I seem to remember
at least one that came in 424 or 868Mhz flavors.

Paul, I have no desire to get into an argument with you. If you do not
believe me then that's that. I know this year will see quite a few
transceiver based alarm panels coming onto the market as I saw then
showcased at IFSEC. Whether they are available today I don't know. I just
know that they exist. I will be proven correct. As to what brands...I can't
remember. I'll enquire and post back.




<-pull@shoot> wrote in message
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> Easy give brand and type so that i can believe you.
>
> Tel also at what frequency this equipment is operating on.
>
> I'm wondering...
>
> On Fri, 27 May 2005 05:55:56 GMT, "Softy" <jimveal001@xxxxxxxxx>
> wrote:
>
>>Domestic bi-directional is existing and is allowed in the UK. I saw
>>several
>>systems at IFSEC this year.
>>
>><-pull@shoot> wrote in message
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>>> On Thu, 26 May 2005 20:19:03 GMT, "Softy" <jimveal001@xxxxxxxxx>
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>>>Almost correct. You have negated to mention 2-way wireless systems where
>>>>both the panel and the detection devices are both transmitters &
>>>>receivers.
>>>>RFI jamming is correctly detected and the better systems only report
>>>>jamming
>>>>when it knows that a detector signal has been jammed.
>>>
>>> True what you say BUT bidirectional handshake wireless alarm systems
>>> for non specific professioan applications is NOT EXISTING (nor
>>> allowed).
>>
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