Re: Brinks v Rojas Update Request

[Nomen Nescio <nobody@xxxxxxxxx>]

The diverter thingy? I bought a few just to see if the claims was true. I tried
on Brinks, and it worked on the 1000, 2000 and 3000 just fine. I have yet got my
hands on a 4000 panel to try it on.

http://www.digitaldiverter.com/

I heard you can use a Moose Z1100P programmer to takeover Brinks panels. Does anyone
know for sure? I have about 75 of these panels I have pulled out over the years. It
would be nice to put them to good use. Here in Louisana people just can't afford to
replace their panels. After Katrina, Brinks left thousands of customers high & dry.

Little Boy Blue



tourman wrote:
> On Sep 22, 9:13 am, Disco <n...@xxxxx> wrote:
>> tourman wrote:
>>
>>> This seems to be a growing demand by the high tech types who have come
>>> to expect this sort of instant access via the internet, even though it
>>> really doesn't seem to offer much real advantage to them. At the
>>> moment, I have only limited answers for them.
>> ALARM.COM  will give them access they need for only a few bucks a month.
>>
> RHC: Thanks, I have sent them a dealer request for more information.
> If this truly does all that it promises, and does it at a reasonable
> price, it should fit the bill.  But after so many years in the
> business, I remain suspicious about these "miracle cures". Nor do I
> like the idea of using what looks like on their website an "all in one
> box" keypad / alarm solution...sounds kinds "mickey mouse". But we'll
> see that they say about compatibility with existing hardware....
>

it is a module that is added to certain manufacturers equipment.  not an all in one keypad.  you must already have an alarm system,  this just adds to it.  like a cell backup on steroids.  they only interface with certain manufacturers though. mainly GE I think.