Re: Ademco:PanelDumpsCentralStation

["Crash Gordon" <webmaster@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Residential fire is usually different and may not matter...depends on the
code there.

We have, how shall I say...and eclectic mix of people here...from nutjobs to
pros and everything in between.

Good luck!




"Don" <dgp0@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1128643317.349210.9630@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
| Hello, to All, and especially Jim Rojas,
|
| Working backwards from entry 51, Jim, I can only fear that you are
| correct about NYC requirements.  No, it never occurred to me that the
| city would have anything to say about a security system.  I only added
| the fire because it was available, I was renovating my home and, I
| thought, since I was wiring the house myself anyway...
|
| But let me cross that bridge if I come to it.  I want to do something
| else here.
|
| I found this list in a desperate search for answers enumerated in my
| original post.  Several here offered help.  Thank you all.  But
| especially, I thank, with a bit of reverance thrown in, Mr. Jim Rojas.
| I do not know if this is a list of installers only or experts only or
| how it came to be.  My experience is that when neither my nephew, who
| trouble shoots Slomin systems for a living, nor my central office could
| help me, a gentleman who is fantastically easy going and generous and,
| to a person like me is now, also mystical, came up with the answer in
| minutes.   Perhaps the other contributors to this list are at the same
| level.  If so, congratulations and what a wonder.  In any case, this is
| the first time anyone has ever told me to jack a telephone into the
| line when my panel was on it so I could listen to the software because
| one can frequently tell by the sound what is wrong.  I will have to try
| this.  Until I do, however, my imagination tells me that I would hear
| something like modem hand shakes and R2D2 speak.  If this is so, Jim
| Rojas, and perhaps others of you, are like those guys in The Matrix who
| look at ones and zeros and see... life.
|
| Thank you all.  Thank you, Jim.
|