Re: CP-01

["Roland" <roland@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I don't know what he'll say but I was told on burg zones it is set at 30
seconds default and can be lowered to 15 seconds . If set lower than 15 it
defaults back to 30.  No delay on fire or panic or trouble zones.
"Bob Worthy" <securinc@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> "Robert L Bass" wrote in message
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>> > I wonder though if the new standard
>> > allows you the flexibility to choose
>> > which options you want on and which
>> > ones you want off. I don't like dialer
>> > delay, but use all the other false alarm
>> > prevention features myself
>>
>> Bob,
>>
>> Many of the CP-01 control panel standards are programmable options.  The
> standard mandates that they be available but does not force
>> the installer to select them.  A number of these things have been
> available since before the standard was written.  "Auto-stay", for
>> lack of a better term, is one example.
>>
>> I've never liked dialer delays -- that just gives the bad guys an
> opportunity to seek and destroy the control panel before the
>> signal gets out.  With many companies mounting panels in easily
> accessible, obvious locations, that's too much added risk IMO.
>> OTOH, I like to implement cancel reporting.  I >feel that it obviates
> dialer delay with less added risk.
>
> This is an opinion of a parts re-seller who will not admit to the last
> time
> he was actually at an installaion location or has actually met with a
> customer other than over the telephone or keyboard. Before making a
> decision
> about the implementation, or not, of the CP0-1 standard, check your local
> alarm ordinance. More and more jurisdictions are making the use of these
> standards part of their ordinances. Discuss the options with your security
> professional so that they can be set up to your satisfaction. They are
> there
> to be worked with, not ignored. By the way, just how long is that dialer
> delay, Robert?
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