I have my birdboxes connected to a dvr. This is then connected via hdmi to the AV amp. You can also access via phone etc then if required. I also have them showing on alexa show devices. But at this time without audio.
Have they done the deal assuming the alarm isn't important so can't be much to take it over?
Can I ask what other forums you have been on regarding the other bits of this contract?
I'd suggest you power it all down then find out it's a battery operated bit of junk, nest smoke, other smoke detector then I'd look for alarm clocks birthday cards etc. A powered down alarm is just that.
Im lookimg for something like this
Xtend+Climb 4.4m Super ProSeries S2.0 Telescopic Ladder (altonladders.co.uk)
but ideally an aframe like the little giants that will go in the boot of a car
Telescopic Ladders Portable A-Frame Folding Loft Extendable Ladder, Multi-Purpose Aluminum Step Ladder for Home Office Engineering (Size : 3.3M+3.3M(6.5 M Straight Ladder))- Buy Online in Iceland at desertcart.is. ProductId : 112716139.
i can find domestic ones but nothing trade rated?
It's not just routers
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-56996717
As more and more devices are connected to the Internet firmware upgrades need to be done.
Sia updates all firmwares on supported systems as released if required.
Whats the thoughts on auto firmware updates and what about the systems without support contracts in place?
Id was/is clever but basic and doesn't handle any interference.
It not data as such
In 100ms the panel would pulse between 2.85v to 6.5v
1 pulse for biscuit 1 10 pulses for biscuit 10 and so on. Each biscuit counts the pulses and draws a different current if open or closed after its pulse count has occured
After all 30 have done this the panel rises the line to 11.25v which resets the counters and tells the biscuits to start counting again. All in 100ms. If a biscuit reports open for 3 scans (300ms) the panel then reports alarm.
Later panel had this programmable though
You can imagine how any sort of interference would cock up this scanning
No its way different. Old ID was designed for very short cable on relatively big cables. It was for cars. It was then given to us in bigger lengths.
Hkc use a completely different system but it's limited to 10 addresses on a single core. Mixing it on cores is not supported but I've done it on old ID systems I have
agreed but the market demands this doorbell height nickable tech. Ive already been asked to use the alarm to protect it after its nicked.
Issue I have is that people think its better than an IAS then the low level 'security system' is stolen before it can upload anything now its the IAS problem to solve. Just have decent cctv that doesnt wait till the perp presses a button (that has to be in easy reach) or just have a door bell. Few nicked the old friedland bell push