Re: Chubb 206

["Roland" <roland@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

>a package of chocolate

Yum. And a doughnut too?

"Frank Olson" <Use-the-email-links@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> sairay wrote:
>> hmmm....interesting. I understand it will cost you about $110 but in
>> my country that will translate to $1xxx (3 digits) and you can't get
>> any DIY stuff yourself. Unless you know someone inside the company who
>> is willing to sell you the part cheaply. We do not have those big DIY
>> superstore here in my country.
>>
>> Robert, on the zone bypass if all the zones are set for tamper does
>> that means I cannot bypass by hardware.
>
> You can bypass tamper zones (on all of the Chubb products except for
> "ChubbSmart" and later in which case you'll need to have a "manager
> code").
>
>
>> Instead I would have to do it
>> by program ? If this is the case I will be in bigger trouble cause I
>> don't have the service instruction manual (program code). Any advice ?
>
> Call Chubb.
>
>
>>
>> The reason I am reluctant to ask the chubb guy or any security expert
>> to fix the problem is because I don't have anybody at home during the
>> daytime and worry that they know every details on my alarm system.
>
> They already do.  Chubb is one of the biggest security providers in the
> world.  Everyone they employ are "screened", licensed (if required in the
> jurisdiction), and bonded.  You needn't worry.  They're far more
> professional and trustworthy than the Felon you're addressing this
> particular message to.
>
>
>> Just yesterday, my neigbour house was broken into in broad daylight. 2
>> fellow drove their cars right into the car porch bypassing/opening his
>> auto-gate with a master frequencies.
>
> Chances are the perps are from Belgium (where they're well versed in
> wireless technology and have the ability to compromise any security system
> with a pair of headphones and the foil from a package of chocolate.