WTB: Honeywell Manuals

I am not familiar with those (Bosch) product numbers. I guess I could go to the off site warehouses to see if any of those items are there, if only I had an idea of what the actual part number represents. Are any of those Bosch part numbers prefixed with a 'D' or 'DS'?

They were a line specially made for Honeywell. Yes, they may be listed as D5501, D5503, etc.

Special firmware and a custom made keypad.

Jim Rojas

Just Look> I am not familiar with those (Bosch) product numbers. I guess I could go to

ugly keypad

It was ok in its time.

Jim Rojas

Crash Gord> ugly keypad

Think and old Bosch (Radionics) rep would know about it?

I took over a few of those way back when, all you needed was the handlers, IIRC the ones we took were basically 6112s with the weird keypads and different handlers - in all other respects is was a 6112.

He might.

Jim Rojas

Just Look> Think and old Bosch (Radionics) rep would know about it?

I just wanted to archive the manuals. I have most of the product handlers on one of my B cards.

Jim Rojas

Crash Gord> I took over a few of those way back when, all you needed was the handlers,

Which rep?

I have no idea. I use to deal with the Salinas office back in the day. They are all long gone by now I believe.

Jim Rojas

Crash Gord> Which rep?

Ms. McFarlin She was the old DS rep for many moons.

Back in the day the Salinas office was the whole thing. I still remember the smell of chocolate left from the old Peter Paul Mounds factory before Radionics bought it. There are still a few left around from the good old days.

I saw Mike Linebarger a year or two ago, also Tom...damn what was his name...skinny cowboy...ran into Tom at a bid meeting 2 years ago, he's working with big access control outfit.