Re: http://www.instantunlocker.com/

["A.J." <aj@xxxxxxxx>]

Most times it is actually more than 30 minutes to replace a board.


For a business :-

1. PC5020 locked, only have 5010 in the truck. (1/2 hour)
2. Go pick up board from Tri-Ed (1/2 to 1 hour)
3. Might as well have lunch. (1 hour )
4. Go back and replace board. (30 minutes)
5. Program new board to work according to keypad label, may or may not be up
to date. (10 minutes )
6. Hunt down the right person who has a list of access codes, and most time
people don't have a list. (15 minutes )
7. There are 4 wires connected to all 4 pgm outputs on the board and non of
them are labelled. (1 hour to figure it out )
8. You know what I mean.


Yes, for $300, the unit will definitely pay for itself on the first use, and
save a lot of frustration.




"Doug L" <vssdoug@xxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:o8PJg.2090$AP2.794@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> If it costs $25 and five minutes labour to unlock a board versus $50 and
> 30 minutes to replace a board, I would consider it a worthwhile investment
> if you are in the business of taking over a lot of systems that are locked
> out.
>
> Doug
>
> --
>
> "tourman" <rh.campbell@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:1157082090.892658.125800@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> With boards costing as little as $50, how can this possibly give you
>> your money's worth the first time out...or the tenth time out for that
>> matter. As Jim says, he has spent significant  money for the equipment
>> necessary to do most any board made. I too have spent thousands of
>> dollars to do just DSC and Paradox, and probably Ademco if I cared to
>> spend the time. It is not as easy as plugging in a gizmo and setting
>> the board's installer code back. If it were that simple, I would buy
>> the thing myself !!  A great many of the boards that I unlock have been
>> sabotaged by an irate installer, with the panel locked, and the board
>> in alarm, so this device won't do the job. And the boards that are
>> actually the most valuable to unlock are the older DSC boards that are
>> no longer available (1550, 2550, 3000)
>>
>> Since it is only available to professionals in the trade, it does
>> nothing for the many end users who buy a home and find they have a
>> locked board. And since most alarmco's don't want to bother with any
>> alarm that isn't monitored, that still leaves many people out.
>>
>> However, to give credit where credit is due (or may be due), it will be
>> worth watching to see if this gizmo catches on, or is simply a one shot
>> wonder..
>>
>> I too very much agree with the poster who is amazed that any one would
>> take the time to develop a product with such a limited vertical market
>>
>> RHC
>>
>> A.J. wrote:
>>> It will probably work 99% of the time and considering you don't have to
>>> replace the board, just the first time you use it you are already
>>> getting
>>> the money worth. Too bad it only works on DSC Power Series and Ademco
>>> Vista
>>> series currently.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> "tourman" <rh.campbell@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
>>> news:1157065516.730447.211360@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>>> > Jim, assuming this rig actually does work, what does it end up costing
>>> > the user per alarm board to be unlocked. I can't find any prices. I
>>> > notice this comes from area code 905 which is around the Toronto area.
>>> > Knowing what you and I know about this subject, this device makes me
>>> > wonder if it may even be a scam. I wonder if it works if the panel was
>>> > left in alarm state when it was taken out of service; with DSC and
>>> > Paradox at least, you cannot enter programming mode via the installer
>>> > code unless the board has first been disarmed. So simply knowing the
>>> > installer code will do mothing in a lot of cases (meanwhile, you've
>>> > just been charged something....)
>>> >
>>> > R.H.Campbell
>>> > Home Security Metal Products
>>> > www.homemetal.com
>>> >
>>> >
>>> > Jim Rojas wrote:
>>> >> All the product does is change the installer code. If the panel does
>>> >> indeed have a download lockout, or local programming disabled, this
>>> >> product is totally useless.
>>> >>
>>> >> This product makes my unlock services look like a Walmart special...
>>> >> :)
>>> >>
>>> >> Jim Rojas
>>> >>
>>> >>
>>> >>   "A.J." <aj@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
>>> >> news:OCIJg.487010$Mn5.312285@xxxxxxxxxxx
>>> >>   This is pretty amazing, somebody actually spent the money and have
>>> >> an
>>> >> unlock device manufactured for such a narrow vertical market.
>>> >>
>>> >>
>>> >>     "George Siegle" <gsiegle@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
>>> >> news:OzHJg.1709$0k7.467@xxxxxxxxxxx
>>> >>     http://www.instantunlocker.com/
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>>> >> <DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>All the product does is change the
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>>> >> If the panel does indeed have a download lockout, or local
>>> >> programming
>>> >> disabled,
>>> >> this product is totally useless. </FONT></DIV>
>>> >> <DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2></FONT>&nbsp;</DIV>
>>> >> <DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>This product makes my unlock services
>>> >> look
>>> >> like a
>>> >> Walmart special... :)</FONT></DIV>
>>> >> <DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2></FONT>&nbsp;</DIV>
>>> >> <DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>Jim Rojas</FONT></DIV>
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>>> >> in
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>>> >>   <DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>This is pretty amazing, somebody
>>> >>   actually&nbsp;spent the money and have&nbsp;an unlock&nbsp;device
>>> >> manufactured
>>> >>   for such a narrow vertical market.</FONT></DIV>
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