Re: Looking for a basic alarm system

["Crash Gordon" <webmaster@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I've never been partial to Napco programming.



"Bob La Londe" <usenet@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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| "Crash Gordon" <webmaster@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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| > Vista 10P has 6 zones and easy to program. Make sure you buy a keypad
that
| > you can program with and not the basic ones that come in the kits.
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| Napco P801 is easier to program in my opionon and you can program it with
| the basic keypad just fine.  For those who want to get fancy there is an
| alpha keypad available, but the LED is so intuitively setup that I thinks
| its easier to use than the alpha.  I have programmed a bunch of them so it
| doesn't really count, but I can usually program one in a minute or two.  I
| think my very first one took me about ten or fifteen minutes to program
and
| that is only because I took the time to read it all and fill out the
| programming work sheet first.
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| Can't get Napco from ADI though.  Not sure what happened, but I got a
letter
| or an e-mail from Napco telling me that the were refusing to allow ADI to
| sell their products anymore.  SGI, Eastern, & Alarmax are the main guys I
| use for Napco products these days.
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| Bob La Londe
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