Re: 15 sec dialer delay

["Crash Gordon" <webmaster@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I've never used dialer delay. I want to know what happening and it's a REAL
pain in the butt trying to explain to the old farts out there...why didn't
we call when my alarm went off??!!! What alarm?

So then the SIA thing will give the bad guys 45 secs to enter a delay door
30+15 dialer delay...that sucks...effectively puts 15 sec response delay on
everything. Will 15 sec dialer delay effect panic, hold up and fire too???
If so I see lotsa liability there.



"Mark Leuck" <m..leuck@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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| "Crash Gordon" <webmaster@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
| news:45005f9e$0$34070$815e3792@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
| > btw, dialer delays are annoying.
|
| Get used to it, by the beginning of next year all panels must follow the
new
| SIA standards which mandate dialer delays that cannot be programmed out of
| the system. And the wonderful exit alarm...recent closings.....minimum 30
| second entry delay......etc
|
| I will feast on your pain :)
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| > "Don" <don@xxxxxx> wrote in message
| > news:%GiKg.18369$ry2.8321@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
| > | Maybe I am over looking something here but these new GE panels [NX8V2]
| > that
| > | have a built in 15 sec delay on the dialer in order to decrease false
| > alarms
| > | seem to be causing problems when used with a digital Uplink anynet
| instead
| > | of solving them.  Customer comes in wrong door and sets off instant
| alarm
| > | and goes to keypad and disarms system withiin the 15 sec.  digital
| uplink
| > | sends generic burg.  Panel sends nothing.  no alarm, no cancel, no
| > nothing.
| > | How is that going to decrease false alarms?  Am I missing something?
| > | At least with the old NX8 central would get alarm and cancel signals
to
| go
| > | along with generic burg from uplink.  Seems the powers that be who
built
| > in
| > | this 15 sec delay should have thought about this or at least come up
| with
| > a
| > | full data digital like the NX 591 was a full data analog.
| > |
| > |
| >
| >
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