Re: Security Panel with IP Connectivity.

["ABLE1" <royboynospam@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

"mleuck" <m.leuck@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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On Jun 3, 3:20 pm, "ABLE1" <royboynos...@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> On Jun 2, 4:27 pm, "ABLE1" <royboynos...@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> > "CCUBOSS" <1...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> > > 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?
>
> > If you are already familiar with the Networx product line it will be
> > easier
> > on your brain to stay with it.
>
> > The NX590-E does what you want, although it is not easy as you might
> > want.
> > There are some quirks.
>
> > The DL900 software can be set to give your customer a user name and
> > password
> > that will limit his access to specific areas and only have access to
> > certain
> > functions.
>
> > Please be advised that as of yesterday 6/1/2010 the NX590-E has been
> > discontinued. Once all boards are out of distribution it will be gone.
> > Only at that time will the replacement NX590-NE be available which may
> > not
> > be for months or more.
>
> > Good Luck,
>
> > Les
> > Whats different about the NE?
>
> That is what Tech Support said that the new part number would be.
>
> I would guess it may have a newer technology chips or something along with
> additional features(maybe).
>
> I have noticed some other parts now have the N entered into the part
> number.
> Like the NX-650N. Has a 123 battery and appears to have new chips.
>
> I am also guessing that these changes were already in the works before UTC
> got into it.
>
> I am hoping that it is all for the good.
>
> Les

> The 650N is just a crystal sensor with a long-life battery, it's been
> around for quite a while, my guess is even before ITI was purchased by
> GE.


The NX650/651 was the standard replaceable battery transmitter. (Gray/Brown)

The NX652/653 was the soldered in non-replaceable Long-Life battery
transmitter (Gray/Brown)

The new NX650N or NX651N has a replaceable CR123 battery with new chip set
and now requires a 4.7k resistor when a external contact is used.  Also you
can choose which internal reed switch is used by means of a jumper on the
board.
Don't know when it happened but I would guess with in the past 6 months.

Les