Everything posted by MrHappy
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From Unknown PIR to Dual TEC
What colour horse did your alarm installer ride? For less than a grand I could have done you a proper alarm with sensors on their own zones & tamper circuits...
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From Unknown PIR to Dual TEC
google Ray & he his own web page with name, address, life history, mobile no. ect... Isn't it a data protection issue to be posting IP no's ?
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From Unknown PIR to Dual TEC
9.1 miles out & pooled IP address your ip (static I assume) is running services on ports 22 & 4567 isn't it amazing what you reveal about your self by simple click of the mouse...
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From Unknown PIR to Dual TEC
deffo 138ml from your post code I assumed you meant "southfield" in Liverpool, if your going off the ISP "south field" locally is 9.1ml away Being a simple connector of wires.... what you using dropbear for ?
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From Unknown PIR to Dual TEC
I'm 138miles away
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From Unknown PIR to Dual TEC
Is the cafe in the city centre ?
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From Unknown PIR to Dual TEC
In addition to being an alarm monkey I was once a shutter monkey.... I could have been a c# monkey, but I had more self respect ...
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From Unknown PIR to Dual TEC
alarm movement detectors are to detect the infra energy of an intruder (ideally human sized moving across a room) they may see flying bricks, house plants falling over, blinds moving but is not really their purpose. A breakglass detector should detect the sound of breaking glass depending on its positioning & type of glass in the pane. They also may detector other sounds like key being jangled or bottles being broken on the street If you want to protect glass buy a shutter
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From Unknown PIR to Dual TEC
I'm saying you failed to select a competent service provider
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From Unknown PIR to Dual TEC
Ex Construction Engineer, Banker, software eng.... blah blah blah But inexperienced in the field of "alarm monkeying" Even with your 2 degrees you made the mistake of employing a "prick end" to "bell up" your cafe... I suspect you didn't use a proper co. The basic function of the alarm movement detector is to detect an intruder within the "protected premise" vandalism of the brick coming though the window isn't an intruder
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John
Its very unlikely the alarm is doing something to trigger the occupancy sensor. Mask your sensor(s) over with electrical tape, open door external *IF* there's a weird interconnection between the systems your lights will come on. I assume opening the door is causing something to move within the area of the occupancy sensors eg- blinds, house plants or some weird reflection on the glass of the opening door reflecting onto the glass of another building into the room with the occupancy sensors Reducing the sensitivity of your occupancy sensor(s), is where I would start.
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- John
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Hello fellow electronic security buffs!
fit salad bowls to dome cameras...
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Hello fellow electronic security buffs!
Who's being playing with he Ouija board & found the late great uncle Arf...
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Texecom V4 Firmware Upgrade
Read the email & then looked up from the desk at the premier elite on the wall... & thought balls, my system works
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RISCO LIGHTSYS2 & Final Exit Set
You have one on the bench to play with ? Or just the "live site" with the non compliance ?
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RISCO LIGHTSYS2 & Final Exit Set
Lightsys2 ? Why on earth did you spec that..... I assume it will it do an exit terminate ? (adding a button is probally less hassle than reading the book?)
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Grade 3 Roller Door Contacts
ita the alloy which is appearing to rot away much quicker than in the past ?
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Dual-Tec PIR's - getting insensitive on walk test
I really like controls with a castle heritage, but there a great commercial success rather than best product.
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Dual-Tec PIR's - getting insensitive on walk test
Just a temp fix,
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Dual-Tec PIR's - getting insensitive on walk test
same thing I assume the range has pot on it? Adjusting pot min to max a dozen times will probably see it right ?