Handheld Programmer For Brinks Security Panels

Dude, purchase this programmer.

In the past few years, I purchased several brinks systems from ebay, craigslist and at flea markets. Most times I paid under $20 for this stuff. Its really too bad the people at brinks are such f****ng assholes. If they allowed me to use my system without signing a contract, I would have gladly paid month to month.

I currently have my brinks system monitored through alarm relay. They charge $9 per month.

IJT Flushing, NY

You overpaid.

Still can't fathom why people would want to waste time & money screwing around with a used Boinks board. If I had one of those pieces of junk in a house I bought I'd rip it out and ship it back to Boinks COD - after all it 's their property right?

Just asking may get you sued!!! We don't know anything about Brinks. Aren't they an armored car company?

There is no such thing as a Brinks programmer in private hands.

There are plenty of old Acron ones out there, though!!!

Wed, 26 Mar 2008 19:44:48 +0100 (CET), George Orwell wrote:

owner about 2 yrs ago. At one point I tried to get the panel activated and to no one elses surprise, brinks monitoring fee and required comittment was a big shock to me.

will. I can change zone types, attributes, master code, aux codes, all of the important stuff no problem. But the designer of this device makes no claim to know anything about brinks panels or other products other than what he's learned from his own BHS2000. Now that I have my panel set up and the eprom data backed up to disk I want to experiment with the device programmer. Some of the data on the chip is obvious what its purpose is. Other data is not so obvious. This brings me to my question....

some other things that it is capable of doing on a BHS2000 panel? I'd like to adjust the amount of time the siren stays on, and the entry/exit delay time. How is this set with a brinks handheld, or is it?

We know a lot about Brinks.

That's them.

That's patently false. There's no such thing as a "Brinks programmer" either. It's a DTI, Scantronic or Acron unit. Brinks buys them and slaps their labels on them. There are plenty of "Brinks labeled" units out there "in private hands" (most can be purchased off eBay). It would be far less frustrating for a homeowner bent on cancelling their PSA to replace the equipment with something a little more "generic". I've been given to understand that certain programming sections (of the Brinks badged) Honeywell and Scantronic panels can't be altered.

Lighten up a bit. The entire reply was laced with humor and sarcasm. Maybe you need to make it to Las Vegas next week and get laid.

He couldn't get laid if he brought a million dollars to the Chicken Ranch.

Must be true coming from the foremost authority on getting "NO PUSSY"

The wife has no complaints in that department... And I've got far better things to spend my money on...

Then you need something to help, you're too friggin uptight.

Don't rely on the words of wives, they lie.

I am leaving for Texas in a few minutes. I will talk to you all soon.

Jim Rojas

Just Look>> Don't rely on the words of wives, they lie.

Wives lie to you, ex-wives lie about you.

If you're going to Texas, it's "All y'all".

Enjoy your stay here. I wish you good luck again and as I said on the phone don't spit into the wind.

Come on pardner! Sorry it couldn't be under better circumstances.

Texas has a large hispanic population. Mostly from Mexico instead of Cuba like in Florida. Perhaps learning a few phrases like "Soy de Mexico" wouldn't hurt. A respectful greeting you might say to the other sides attorney of record could be "Hola Puto!" ¡Que mueran los abogados! You can tell them you are just learning the language if they act offended.

He already goes there regularly to look for female company.

Update, the judge was sick today, his hearing is tomorrow. I should see him sometime tonight

Maybe if Jim brought the judge some whisky and XANAX it would help to get the judge feeling a little better? Over time Jim's antics probably got her a little stirred up. She might not accept such a gift from Jim right now, but it's the thought that counts, right?

No idea, he'll call tomorrow morning to let me know how it all went.