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Posted by on October 14, 2006, 11:19 pm
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sounds like you know what you're talking about :)
If you care to know the story, send me your email, and I'll explain.
I'd like to hear your take on the situation.
C.
Crash Gordon wrote:
> If the panel sent a trouble to the CS the time goes by the CS clock, not the
> panel's.
>
> This is a pretty strange posting...like ADT is sneaking back to remove their
> sensors? :-)
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>
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> | > Hi:
> | >
> | > I received a detailed account activity printout from ADT, as well as a
> | > zone listing. I am trying to determine when my window sensors were
> | > removed from my house.
> | >
> | > The ADT activity says that 5 sensors sent "TR-TRBL ON ZONE" messages on
> | > 7/02 between 20:20:48 and 20:23:22. And the other 4 sensors sent the
> | > same message on 7/03 between 8:20:46 and 8:22:17. They all have event
> | > #3709.
> | >
> | > So here is my question:
> | > Is it safe to assume that the times are accurate? I'm skeptical that
> | > half the sensors were removed at 8:20pm and the other half at 8:20am
> | > the next day. This would mean that the person who took them came back
> | > to grab the rest, the following day, exactly 12 hours later.
> | >
> | > Any chance that the sensors were removed, say, the morning of 7/02 and
> | > they didn't register until that evening???
> | >
> | > Another tidbit of information--ADT stopped "officially" monitoring the
> | > system on 7/01, because service was cancelled. I don't know if that
> | > would make a difference as to the accuracy of the trouble messages
> | > sent.
> |
> | if you can access the panel and read the time you can see if it is
> | accurate. If it is then the times are probably accurate unless the time
> was
> | reset when they downloaded your log.
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