I am considering a Visonic wireless alarm for my home. But I am worried a little about the possibilty of tampering such alarm with a special transmitter. Does someone know wheter systems like Visonic are protected against did?
Wim
I am considering a Visonic wireless alarm for my home. But I am worried a little about the possibilty of tampering such alarm with a special transmitter. Does someone know wheter systems like Visonic are protected against did?
Wim
Almost higher end wireless systems have Tamper protection against being jammed. Remeber what you see in the movies is in the movies not realty when it comes to defeating an alarm
You mean you really can't defeat a window contact with a chewing gum wrapper???
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Maybe thats possible. And its good to consider this when installing an alarm system. But my question was about tampering the wireless part of an alarm system. Can that be done? Or is the system protected against it?
Wim
I was just thinking that I wonder if pauley got tired of playing here.
You can't "temper" with a supervised wireless alarm system. Visonic's transmitters are all supervised.
Wasn't that in a movie with Ice-T?
Eddie Murphy, Beverly Hills Cop... He used it to defeat window foil, then he opened the door??????????????????????????????????
Did Paul give up on us? :)
Someone with some knowledge of the design can both tamper, sniff and spoof most commercially available systems. What you have to ask is how LIKELY it would be that someone would actually take that route instead of using a smash-and-grab approach. I bet 99.99 percent of all burglars stay with the proven brute-force methods rather than trying to bypass the system. ...and I could probably add a nine or two more.
So for real-life, the built in supervision features in most systems are plenty good enough. For a Pentagon-class application you should consider alternatives.
Eddie Murphy did that on a warehouse door in Beverly Hills Cop. js
Yah...Eddie Murphy!
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His meds are probably working...finally.
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I heard that his meds never worked.
What happened was ..... he accidently swallowed some tin foil from his hat and that worked.
Didn't he do that in the end of BHC2 and it set off the alarm?
The only time he did it was at the Gun Club (you're right, it was BHC2), one of the other Detectives tried it at a warehouse and set the alarm off...
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