james.wilson
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Things found in airing cupboards
james.wilson replied to Matt Ward's topic in Security Horror Stories
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Things found in airing cupboards
james.wilson replied to Matt Ward's topic in Security Horror Stories
with the cricket box -
Things found in airing cupboards
james.wilson replied to Matt Ward's topic in Security Horror Stories
id add i reakon playing a customers camcorder is a bit wrong too. But there may be truth in either story i suppose -
sorted
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He has, ill do it next time in on a pc
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I don't see the mods doing that
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nah that's years of comedy
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yep send me a pm with what you want and why, ill sort it.
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what cant you access?
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Ah my apologies. Ill restore Trade access then
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Did you say you had left the trade?
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Your mixing inputs and outputs up. you cant use any if the 000x outputs for anything but comms equipment
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The 000x outputs are off the comm trigger lead so you cant use them, it will have to be one of the 100x outputs your currently not using
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Old DT 6xx on the left is the better sensor -
Did you power it back up with the flat battery connected. A completely drained battery will be damaged. If its now took charge have you powered it down and back up cleanly
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Best of luck you joining goncalls union of ultimate fails?
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Anti how does it work (wolf) ie you do a night on call and get some etc
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I do agree, 3rd party certification of product should be mandatory for 3rd party certificated companies. I wonder if our own insurance we carry would have a lower premium based on approval level and all products in use carrying a 3rd party approved cert?
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agreed, all it prevents is resetting. Granted its not perfect but id say your work on rf integrity and ats etc is far more valuable. But I guess this is what interested you?
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or cg?
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agreed but unfair to compare to modern security requirements was all I was meaning
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old panel though now
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wow, useless point scored there for the ats
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ok 0-255?
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Well depends. If using modems then we use dial back and they call the office, either from a remote request or the customer pressing the relevant buttons. On the higher security stuff we use webways and the data is sent over an ssh tunnel.