Re: NETWORX NOT ARMING

[mleuck <m.leuck@xxxxxxxxx>]

On Monday, August 19, 2019 at 10:44:13 PM UTC-5, Hogan wrote:
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> I remember working on some really old Caddx wireless in early 2000s or was that Ranger, the kind that if the battery was removed, I believe you had to reprogram or something to that effect... all I remember is that it was rather dense in forethought.

That sounds like the old ITI sensors that required a programmer

> CADDX became Interlogix, and then GE bought that, and now its UTC security. They change names more often than a fugitive on the run.

Caddx was purchased by ITI then Sentrol purchased ITI and called it Interlogix then GE bought Interlogix

> DSC did not copy CADDX, that I am pretty sure of. DSC's programming instructions are very logical and simple, in my  estimation. They were really my first experience as a technician, so perhaps I am partial.

Agreed, Napco's XP and low-end GEM 400/800 series did the same thing