Re: Question for Robert Bass

["Robert L. Bass" <robertlbass@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Yes, it's a pretty decent panel.  There's not a lot you can't do with it.
They don't spend much on advertising in the States (it's a Canadian firm) so
it's not as popular as several other brands.  The M1Gold's only down side is
it isn't UL listed yet.  Otherwise it's a great machine.  I sell a lot of
them.

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Regards,
Robert L Bass

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"Dan Lanciani" <ddl@danlan.*com> wrote in message
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> In article <YYCdnaRrQ5DrDa7fRVn-pQ@xxxxxxxxxxx>, robertlbass@xxxxxxxxxxx
> (Robert L. Bass) writes:
>
> | > What do you think of the Paradox Digiplex DGP-NE96?
> |
> | I've only sold a few of them and I honestly don't know how well it would
> | work for your application.
>
> Assume for the moment that it will handle the automation aspect.  I have
> the protocol documentation and it seems to be ok.  (Note that I don't want
> the panel to perform automation functions; I just want zone status change
> serial output even when the system is not armed.)  And I know they have
> a reasonable variety of zone expanders and other bus-based hardware.  So
> I just need to figure out if it makes for a reasonably flexible alarm
> panel, in particular with respect to the available zone types.  For some
> reason this kind of information does not seem to be on their web site.
>
> | Have you looked at the ELK-M1 Gold?  What about
> | the Napco Gemini P9600?
>
> I looked at the P9600 a year or so ago and rejected it.  I don't remember
> exactly why.  I looked at the M1 Gold more recently and decided that I
> couldn't decide about it yet.  It is still in the running.
>
> Dan Lanciani
> ddl@danlan.*com