Intellisense FG-730 on Napco P3200

I can't imagine what else you might think a 24 hour zone is ..... other than ...... a zone that will go into alarm 24 hours a day.

A 24 hour zone, means just that ................ The system will go into an alarm condition, 24 hours a day whether the system is armed or not.

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The FG-730 is a very good GBD in my opinion. GBDs should be on a non-24 hour burg zone. If it's a residential system, especially with pets or kids, then make it an interior zone, if the GBD is anywhere near a keypad then an interior follower zone might be best.

You may check--some glass breaks (most) can be set to latch or not latch. If it is you will need to reconfigure or hook it up to resettable VDC on panel.

Cheers,

Bill

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No matter how hard anyone tries to be smart when posting here, in the end no one regularly posting on ASA is smart. So you're right, not trying to be smart would be the best approach. But it's hard for some not to try and pretend to be smart. Anyway, it makes for more interesting reading when someone does try and occasionally even succeeds.

Well, keep at it. You might just get there someday. js

well I'll have u know that besides that little dyslexia problem, I am one fart smeller.

In a like response you gave to me about the *** "you all", "We're all"

*** useage.

I do believe there's a language issue in his reply.

I'm sure, if he were familiar with the colloquialism....... instead of using "smart" he would have used the term "smart-ass". which obviously has a whole other meaning and also, if substituted in your reply to him, would markedly change it's meaning.

It's been mentioned here before, but if you haven't heard it .......

Did you hear about the dyslexic, agnostic, insomniac that sits up all night pondering the existance of Dog?

Ok.

I'll just wait for you to tell me where I was wrong or for someone who's smarter, to give you the correct answer to your question.

If you program the system to make a zone a 24hour zone, it's going to go into an alarm condition when ever the zone is tripped .... TWENTY FOUR HOURS A DAY.

If you program it for a normal burglary zone. It will go into alarm condition when the zone is tripped ONLY WHEN THE SYSTEM IS ARMED.

If you don't think that is correct ....maybe you'd like to explain why it worked correctly when you programed the zone as a normal burglary zone(?)

Maybe you'd also like to explain why, if I "do not know anything about alarm systems", no one else here has corrected my answer?

Believe me when I say ............ if I were wrong, there'd be 25 people telling it here for the next ten years.

Probably more than 25...

the fg-730 is latchable

He doesn't but he's very talented at swearing. :^)

1. Don't worry about latching. The FG-730's relay does not latch. Only the LED stays on when the detector is set for latching.
2. Do reprogram the zone as either Interior or Perimeter rather than

24-Hour.

1. If you have trouble programming the Napco unit give me a call. I'll walk you through the software. If you're programming by keypad, stop. Get the software and buy a PCI-MINI or PCI-MINI-USB. I sell both models as do numerous other online merchants. Regardless where you get the interface, I'll be happy to assist you.

Someone once told me about a dyslexic, insomniac agnostic who stayed up all night wondering if there really is a dog.

Get Smart? Not a chance in Hell. Let's see.

1) Work's in the alarm industry 2) Posts on ASA 3) Got married >> No matter how hard anyone tries to be smart when posting here, in the

Just say it once and then post it 25 times.

"Jim" a écrit dans le message de news: snipped-for-privacy@o80g2000hse.googlegroups.com...

Make that 20 years...and if you have the luxury to say anything bad about a Jew,leuck will throw it back at you every time you post..;-)