Re: Security Panel with IP Connectivity.

[motley me <tommy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

CCUBOSS <123@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
news:4c05b743$0$3698$afc38c87@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:

> On 6/1/2010 9:26 PM, Jim wrote:
>> On Jun 1, 8:48�pm, CCUBOSS<1...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>  wrote:
>>> Customer system hit by lightning. �Wants a new panel that he can
>>> connect to via network. �anyone got insight into any panels that
>>> have this feature? �he had a dsc 5010. �Normally I use Networx.
>>> �GE has a network module NX590E. �I have not used it. �Looks
>>> like it is mostly for reporting. � I think this customer is more
>>> interested in controlling the system via net. Any one use the 590E?
>>> �how does it work? �reliable? �can the system be configured
>>> and programmed via net reliably?
>>
>> Tell us now ......... do you really want to sell one of your
>> customers a control panel that allows him to have access to
>> programming? The ability to change what is reported to central
>> station? The ability to change how each zone reacts to being tripped?
>> The ability to change account numbers? What telephone numbers are
>> used for communicating with central station?
>>
>> Thats just the kind of capability that I'd like to put in the hands
>> of MY customers.
>>
>> Yeh sure!
>
> no,  I hope that would be password protected.  I would have the
> password.
>
> I'm sure he wants to be able to get an email notification of events.
> turn system on and off, bypass,  etc.  same basic functions as a
> keypad.
>    check status of zones.  maybe change user codes.
>
> Is there such a puppy?
>

Not sure about native net access, but you can go with something like a
Xanboo gateway. Allows for a virtual keypad, notifications, and such.