Re: HAI - more info

["Crash Gordon" <webmaster@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

The mother board is huge, probably 12 x 12 and has zone terminals along the
bottom. The chip says; 1998 10A04 v 1.3. Although it's an ok installation,
they put it in a AMP structured wiring box with a shitload of other stuff on
top of it so I couldn't see anything else that was obvious written on the
board.

Plugged into the motherboard on the top right quadrant is a daughter board
(zone expander, I think it may have been 16 zones but only about 10 or so
were being used. This board had this on it: Rev A 11250  C5215.

And finally plugged into the zone expander was ANOTHER card with one of
those small terminal blocks (you know those tiny gray terminals strips with
inset micro screws) I think it had 6 unlabled terminals, of which only two
were being used and had red/black pair connected (most likely power). I
"think" there was a gray ribbon cable coming off the back of this board but
could not see where it went. This board said; 9813

I couldn't see the value of the resistors because they put heat shrink over
them, and wasnt about to rip into this puppy yet.

Thanks for any input on this.

I'll check if the thermostats say HAI...I don't think they do though, I
think they looked like Honeywells.



"Mark Leuck" <m..leuck@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:B5CdnSAe7Nmk9e7YnZ2dnUVZ_rednZ2d@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
| Do you know the exact model? They have the Omni, OmniII, Omni Pro, OmniPro
| II and OmniPro LT
|
| "Crash Gordon" <webmaster@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
| news:457312d9$0$25775$815e3792@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
| > Anyone have docs on HAI stuff? I'm gonna rip it out, but I want to make
| sure
| > it's not actually doing any HA before I do...it doesn't look like it is,
| > looks like it's just imitating a real security system.
| >
| > The chipset is dated 1997, I don't have the model number here right
| > now...left it in my truck over the weekend.
| >
| > Tnx.
| >
| >
| >
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