Cubit
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Won't go down well at all.
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Not convinced you're reading the replies correctly. The LEDS are optional/not compulsory. But, if you have them on, they stay on, set or unset. Their purpose is a bit of a gimmick, feelgood factor, that type of thing. Helps show in the dark that the premises have/pretends to have an alarm.
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EWD (bellbox) leds are allowed to flash constantly. What you don't do is have them indicate set or unset. eg, only flashing when the panel is set. The leds are seperate to the strobe, which can/is programmed for different options.
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I fit them by the shitload. And yes, for CCTV.Not had a problem with them for CCTV or other functions we use them for. The firewalls on them can be a pain though. I'll pm you a script in the morning you might want to try. You'll need telnet though.
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Out of interest, what model is it?
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If its one of the el cheapo ones issued by the providers, then there is no such luxury.
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So much for the flowers and sales spiel eh?
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How do you think I feel. I have to work with them on a daily basis.
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Plenty of evidence on here to suggest the iwise detectors are very popular.
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Yes you can. Need to telnet into it.
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It allows you to, for example, access the router. So, with, again, for example, these shitty technicolor routers, when supplied by BT (in my case). Out of the box the default IP address is 192.168.1.254 This can be pinged. We have to disable loopback. This then stops us 'pinging' the router. It does not prevent us access to the router but by doing a simple ping test you could be mistaken for thinking the router is dead/not present.
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For our sins we have to use these shitty things. Getting the video over the lan and private wan works fine with no set up required. Having done some checking on one this afternoon, I can't see how you could use it for remote viewing over web. Don't prolong your misery, get shut.
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Ronnie, worth noting that BT also use technicolour on some commercials.
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But what about opening the relevant ports?
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Technicolour? What a heap of s***e. I'd be sacking that off. Anyway, you make no mention of opening the relevant ports (unless I missed it).
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There are jobs cards in that can take over your life without you realising too.
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Have there been posts deleted here?
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Visonic Powermax + False Alarms / No Memory
Cubit replied to slinx's topic in Detector Queries (Public)
The bell. (generic term) -
Can't see many north of Birmingham bothering. Last 2 or 3 have been a waste of time anyway.
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Red Cctv (Red Security Solutions) Grappenhall
Cubit replied to sixwheeledbeast's topic in Companies Falsely Claiming Approval
Not everything is possible you know. -
Before it was plastered/dot & dabbed/boarded. 1st fix
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Red Cctv (Red Security Solutions) Grappenhall
Cubit replied to sixwheeledbeast's topic in Companies Falsely Claiming Approval
Indeed, The one that i like and seems rather apt, Skally Ltd -
Red Cctv (Red Security Solutions) Grappenhall
Cubit replied to sixwheeledbeast's topic in Companies Falsely Claiming Approval
Very effictive on their part. All he did was fold the company. And to really wind some up Formed this new one. Security Planet Ltd -
Red Cctv (Red Security Solutions) Grappenhall
Cubit replied to sixwheeledbeast's topic in Companies Falsely Claiming Approval
How?Responsibility still lies with the company.
