Re: Scratching my ass.

["Roland Moore" <nospam@xxxxxxxxxx>]

These are just pictures the customer sent. Since I had never seen a panel
like that, I wanted to be certain I wasn't overlooking something before I
told the customer we would have to replace everything. No one but Sonitrol
can support a (listen in) Sonitrol system. I would never consider trying to
support a Sonitrol system. Again I was trying to be certain before I
condemned the entire installation.


"Nomen Nescio" <nobody@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:289ea6bbe876aeefa7f558c3c7ede778@xxxxxxxxxxxx
> >I am scratching my ass here. I don't recognize this panel. Is there a
panel
> >like this in real life, or is this just a Sonitrol exclusive panel? About
> >how old do you think this thing is?
>
> Why are you wasting time with this?  Do you have a manual for it?
Download
> software?  Can you add a keypad, or add zones to it?
>
> Sonitrol panels are designed to support their microphones, and transmit
> stored audio to their central station, in addition to supporting
> conventional devices.  It doesn't make sense to try and support something
> like this, even if you had documentation.
>
> Besides, what is your customer going to do with a button labeled "Sonitrol
> operator?"
>
> Besides, there's the fundamental problem with takeovers:  if the customer
> was happy with the old system, they probably wouldn't be calling you.
>