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Posted by Rich on June 18, 2007, 9:22 pm
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Is there a computer generated e-mail alarm system?
A 4 circuit closures to a Com input 1 -9 and sends out a pre set a-mail.
Rich
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Posted by Crash Gordon on June 18, 2007, 11:24 pm
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What and spam the whole world that your alarm has gone off?
Actually, I offer this service to my monitored clients for an additional fee
per month, we send text msgs to their cell phones....sorry not available to
non monitored clients.
Other than a backup notification that something has happened, I don't see
any other practical value.
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Posted by Anders on June 19, 2007, 12:44 am
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> Is there a computer generated e-mail alarm system?
> A 4 circuit closures to a Com input 1 -9 and sends out a pre set a-mail.
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We've just designed a system that does that, but without a PC (if that's
what you mean with "Com"?). It's got 8 programmable inputs, each input
can send alarm/restore message to CS (SIA/CID), email, SMS and a bunch
of other places. You can also send email/sms *to* it to control outputs
or set operating mode or whatever.. It hooks to a phone line and/or
Ethernet, and programming&config is through the web.
http://www.interopix.com/roc_controller.php
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Posted by CWatters on June 19, 2007, 2:49 pm
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> Is there a computer generated e-mail alarm system?
> A 4 circuit closures to a Com input 1 -9 and sends out a pre set a-mail.
http://www.ircas.com/
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Posted by Bob La Londe on June 21, 2007, 12:50 am
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bulltein boards that showed a simple crcuit to read a contact closure with a
serial port and the ap would make the PC speaker squeal. I see no reason
that a similar applications couldn't be written with Visual Basic to
integrate with a multiport card (they are available upto 16 serial ports)
and have it send an e-mail indicating which port detected a change in the
contact condition.
The thing is its a tackly backdoor work around but it should work.
Good luck...
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