Re: TG-1, Honeywell Dialers, and Uplink - Help: Which one should I choose?

["Roland" <roland@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

AlarmNet-G will give you more information about the your panel. The central
staion helps with configuration once it is hardwired to the system. I don't
know about the "why" for the extra premium for Honeywell at the central
station, you'd have to ask them.
<ktcred@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Mark was referring to the Digicell 1500.  Sounds like we are all in
> agreement that the following are new/FCC compatible devices:
>
> 1. TG-1
> 2. 7845GSM
> 3. AnyNET
>
> The question still remains: which one should I select for residential
> service?  What makes one better than another?  I saw some things about
> the 7845 where you can remotely config the device.  Does this mean it
> gives you access to disable/enable (alarm.com functionality) or does it
> mean an installer can help with the initial configuration?  I am
> leaning towards the TG-1 for the following reasons:
>
> * Seems to be a standard and widely used device
> * Monitoring companies tend to charge less for this service than the
> AlarmNet service (from 6 to 10 dollars more per month for AlarmNet
> service from quotes I have received)
>
> However, I really don't want to miss out on any new cool features
> others may offer.  Also, I want the more stable system.
> Recommendations/suggestions welcome.
>
> secure15 wrote:
>> Nope- the AnyNet is far from obsolete!
>