elmłot wrote:
I am writing to you clearly to state that the ‘raise shutters’ option is triggered when an alarm is verified in the zone! The zone covers detectors inside the premises, meaning that if someone enters the premises, the shutters will rise.
You can set up a zone containing roller shutter detectors or reed switches, and this zone will not raise the shutters but will trigger an alarm. Similarly, a tamper event will not raise the shutters but will trigger an alarm.
Read up on programming the control panel before you start handing out praise.
Once you’ve learnt what the Sabotage function is for, you’ll understand how the roller shutter raising mechanism I’m describing works.
That’s also a brilliant idea; after all, to steal something, you have to get inside, and that will trigger a verified alarm . It’s always nice when the homeowner makes things easier for the ‘guest’, for example by raising all the roller shutters. The ‘guest’ doesn’t have to waste time waiting for the shutters to go up; by the time they reach the window with the computer or TV, the shutters will certainly already be up, making it easier for the ‘guest’ and their accomplice to load the loot efficiently. Why waste time running round the house when the homeowner has ensured a quick, efficient and convenient loading process?
It’s really nice that there are still people who come up with and implement ideas in line with the principle ‘A guest in the house is a god in the house’.
But I suppose this isn’t the sort of ‘guest’ alarm systems are designed for.
I’m also afraid that if an insurance company finds out about such a daft feature, it’ll immediately withhold the payout.
elmłot wrote:
Lad, give yourself a tap on the forehead.
Unfortunately, there are more and more teenagers on this forum looking for a fight.
Perhaps you’ve simply spent too much time getting to know Satel and coming up with similar daft ideas.
PS.
Saying to a blonde, ‘You’re a blonde,’ is more of a statement of fact than a provocation.
