Re: Ka -Bosch Ka -Bosch DuMP DuMP

["Jackcsg" <nospam@xxxxxxxxxx>]

It's about as dumb a question as why manufacturers don't place a "silence
alarm" button on the keypad.
Punch in your code, and press "command". How easy is that? Radionic's or
DMP.
It can or cannot disarm the system, and it can or cannot send a signal that
the system was "silenced" by, and get this....an "authorized" user. (Freaky)
Then add areas to the equation, two or three hundred users....
oops, sorry, residential applications slip my mind occasionally
Why haven't any of you resi guys just interfaced the alarms with the
"clapper"?
Clap on.....Clap off.....

"Crash Gordon" <webmaster@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> damn I think you hit the head on the nail dood
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> "Jackcsg" <nospam@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:O6udnQWjH9O7JL_eRVn-2w@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> > Typically DMP is a little too easy, and meant for people who understand
> > how
> > to answer a simple question. This is typically a hard concept for women,
> > and
> > some men, because they like to answer a question with another question.
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> > "Crash Gordon" <webmaster@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> >> If the customer can understand the concept of an ATM machine it's
really
> > not
> >> as hard as you make it sound.
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> >> Compare adding a code in Ademco with adding/changing/deleting a code
with
> >> DMP - DMP is far easier...if a code is in use the keypad will tell you
> > with
> >> Ademco...nothing happens or maybe it does. With DMP if the client
> >> understands the basic concept of a menu they can figure anything out.
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> >> "Nomen Nescio" <nobody@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> >> news:170817cacf2b92f23bc048274fa15eff@xxxxxxxxxxxx
> >> > Crash Gordon said:
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> >> >>Yah it's pretty hard to push any of the 4 top row buttons to silence
a
> >> >>trouble on a DMP (ANY of 4 buttons)...or to say YES to: "Bypass ?"
when
> >> >>something is opened and you want to bypass?
> >> >>
> >> >>Sounds like whomever programmed the DMP doesn't know the product - or
> >> >>whomever instructed the users doesn't know the product.
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> >> >
> >> > Point is, it isn't intuitively obvious that you push an unmarked
button
> > to
> >> > silence a trouble.  If DMP were smart, they'd mark a button
"SILENCE."
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> >> > And you've got to admit that DMP sucks big time when it comes to
> > resetting
> >> > a smoke detector.  They're the worst in the industry for that.  For
> > those
> >> > of you who don't know DMP, this is how you reset a smoke:
> >> >
> >> > 1.  Press COMMAND.  The display says "ARM      DISARM."
> >> > 2.  Press COMMAND again.  The display says "MENU      NO    YES."
> >> > Press
> >> > the key underneath the word YES.
> >> > 3.  The display says "ENTER CODE: "  Enter your code, then push
> >> > COMMAND.
> >> > 4.  The display says "ALARM SILENCE?"  Press COMMAND.
> >> > 5.  The display says "SENSOR RESET?"  Assuming you realize that a
smoke
> >> > detector is a sensor, you've come to the right place.  Press any of
the
> >> > unmarked keys in the top row.
> >> > 6.  Congratulations!  You've managed to reset a smoke detector on a
DMP
> >> > panel.
> >> >
> >> > By contrast, here is how you reset a smoke detector on an Ademco
panel:
> >> >
> >> > 1.  Enter your code and push the OFF key.
> >> >
> >> > Even that's not good enough.  Why can't manufacturers include keys
> > labeled
> >> > "SILENCE" and "RESET."
> >> >
> >> > - badenov
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