Re: Newbie cable question

["Bob Worthy" <securinc@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Yah...they are defeating a whole system with a pair of ally..gators on a
jumper...or all of the moves they go through to get past the **Laser
beams**. It looks like they are practicing for a game of Twister when they
get back to the hideout. After they divide the loot, that is. But then there
are those that just go in and kick everyones butts. They don't care about
color codes.

"Crash Gordon" <webmaster@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:3qf1f.41$VZ5.2923@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> or in the elevator shaft..or out on the telephone pole.
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> "Russell Brill" <russwbrill@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:Jjf1f.7748$oc.2615@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> |I love the movies that have the control mounted next to the phone box
> | outside...... ha ha ha ha
> |
> | "Bob Worthy" <securinc@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> | news:W1f1f.3478$X8.2347@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> | > With the use of crow bars, hammers, wire cutters, bolt cutters, spray
> | > paint,
> | > hair spray, razor blades, paperclips, and I've even seen acid, used in
> an
> | > attempt to either defeat or disable a security system. Worrying about
no
> | > color coding versus color coding is traveling way into the world of
> | > movies.
> | > The high tech security applications, earlier refered to, are well
> thought
> | > out and designed with layers on top of layers of hardened perimeter
and
> | > interior protection, as well as landscape and physical security before
> one
> | > would ever get to the contol. Even internal threats are diminished
with
> | > the
> | > use of access control and CCTV in these type of applications. The
> | > standardization of color codes is usually a company policy rather than
> an
> | > industry standard, but with only so many colors to choose from in a
> 2-4-6
> | > conductor wire, you will find most are using a uniform configuration.
> | >
> | > "jhg" <..@..> wrote in message
> | > news:434573fb$0$49798$ed2e19e4@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> | >> thanks for the replies guys
> | >>
> | >> I suppose it would be wrong to standardise for security reasons
> | >>
> | >>
> | >>
> | >> "Bill" <bill190nospam@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> | >> news:3qjtq8Ff61j8U1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> | >> > "jhg" <..@..> wrote in message
> | >> > >
> | >> > > can someone tell me if there is a colour code standard for wiring
> | > alarms
> | >> > >
> | >> >
> | >> > Actually some higher security systems do not have any colors on the
> | > wiring
> | >> > or any indication to tell which wire is which. Or may use colors at
> | >> "random"
> | >> > for the same reason.
> | >> >
> | >> > One thing you don't want in this business is every company to use
the
> | > same
> | >> > standard for wiring. (In reality, it is actually quite difficult to
> get
> | >> > every installer in just *one* company to use the same colors for
> | > anything!
> | >> > So this makes servicing the systems quite difficult at times...)
> | >> >
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