Re: Another golden oldie panel

[nick markowitz <nmarkowitz@xxxxxxxxx>]

On Nov 11, 10:06=A0am, "RockyTSquirrel" <g...@xxxxxxx> wrote:
> Still have a couple of working =A0Ademco =A01000 =A0and 1004 =A0panels ou=
t there..
>
> even a Moose mpi-330
>
> "G. Morgan" =A0wrote in message
>
> news:9g3nd6da1f3nmf2j11qanvispr4h75cu9v@xxxxxxxxxx
>
> nick markowitz <nmarkow...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> >found an old Acron CP1000 panel hanging on a wall in back section of
> >warehouse in W.Va. today
> >anel had no dialer and no keypad you used a keyswitch with LED =A0talk
> >abut old
>
> When I first started in the biz I serviced a few, but tore more out. =A0T=
he
> company was a small cable operator and we had the ability to monitor syst=
ems
> using the cable return feed using this Tocom device:http://www.patentgeni=
us.com/patent/4574305.html
>
> We used Corby keypads instead of keys (the kind with small wires and a
> "switchboard" to plug them in to program the code) before they had the
> dip-switch kind.
>
> Hey I found a more modern Acron manual for ya, circa 1986 ;-)http://www.s=
ecuritynetworks.net/alarm-manuals/ACRON-IIE.pdf

I remember the corby keypads they worked well  thank god no more
jumpers dipswitches and other stuf you had to do to change codes now
you just download