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> Armoring a phone cable and putting the dermac in the house sounds
> like a hassle. I would need someone else to help for it to be done
> properly. Since I have no phone line or dermac installed yet do you
> think verizon would put it on the inside of the house if I
> requested it?

There's no tariff against it but they may claim there is because they
like having the protector (demarc) where they can gt at it easily.
Unfortunately, where they like to intall it access is easy for the
thief as well.

> I've had a few issues so far.  I tried using the remote calling
> through next alarms Outside Access Point.  I had my lynx set to
> pickup on 1 ring and I would just get busy signals.  I thought
> maybe something was going on with the service or some how my dialer
> on the lynx was stuck on.  After much frustration I set it to pick
> up on 4 rings.  Finally my lynx answers and I get the "System"
> prompt.

Since I've never worked with the Lybx I'll leave those questions for
someone else to answer.

> If I have it report all the arm/disarm codes will that wear out the
> dialer? I can hear the relay clicking on and off.

No, but why would you want to monitor arm and disarm signals anyway?
Those are usually provided for businesses but rarely used for
residential applications.

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Regards,
Robert L Bass

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