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Internet based Alarm System

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  • 13-01-2012 12:43pm
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    drbeatz
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    I really want to cut line rental to my shops. It so expensive and unesscecary. I have all my equipment ready to go and running on a internet connection so they dont require a phone line except my alarm system which requires a phone line to send me a SMS warning.

    I would love a Broadband based intruder alarm. Anybody heard of anything like this?


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    KoolKid
    Moderators, Home & Garden Moderators, Technology & Internet Moderators Posts: 24,789 Mod ✭✭✭✭KoolKid


    There is nothing directly available to the end user that will send alarm notifications directly.
    The Siemens SPC5320 does give you remote access to the panel from any web browser. If you have a CCTV system with a network card you can set up your alarm system to trigger this to send you an email.


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    Jnealon
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    drbeatz wrote: »
    I really want to cut line rental to my shops. It so expensive and unesscecary. I have all my equipment ready to go and running on a internet connection so they dont require a phone line except my alarm system which requires a phone line to send me a SMS warning.

    I would love a Broadband based intruder alarm. Anybody heard of anything like this?
    you could buy a stand alone voice and text dialler, texecom make one, get a line from blueface and you are ready to go.


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    DublinDilbert
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    Slightly off topic, but Do you guys think there would be a good marked for an Ethernet based SMS device?

    Once it gets triggered from a digital input, say from an internal bell signal it sends out SMS's to the pre-stored numbers via the web?

    It could be configured via an on-board webserver, so phone numbers can be changed/updated etc..


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    Jnealon
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    No not really.
    The reason I say this is I designed something similar when I was in college, approached 3 manufacturers who said they liked the idea but that it would not take off


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    KoolKid
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    DublinDilbert wrote: »
    Slightly off topic, but Do you guys think there would be a good marked for an Ethernet based SMS device?

    Once it gets triggered from a digital input, say from an internal bell signal it sends out SMS's to the pre-stored numbers via the web?

    It could be configured via an on-board webserver, so phone numbers can be changed/updated etc..
    A very good idea.Maybe expand it a bit to send out emails. Much more info could be sent.


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    Abeynormal
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    I'd buy one!


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    2011
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    I would also buy one. I hear far too many stories about phone lines being cut.


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    KoolKid
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    Judging by the amount of people we are switching away from Eircom lines, id say the land line's days are numbered.


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    kub
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    2011 wrote: »
    I would also buy one. I hear far too many stories about phone lines being cut.

    So what happens if the telephone line is the medium for the broadband?


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    DublinDilbert
    Registered Users Posts: 5,380 ✭✭✭DublinDilbert


    I've been running prototypes of two of these units on two different systems, using esendex to send the sms's. Both have been working away fine...


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    altor
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    DublinDilbert wrote: »
    I've been running prototypes of two of these units on two different systems, using esendex to send the sms's. Both have been working away fine...

    Very good idea. I would be interested in a tester :D

    www.altor.ie



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    2011
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    kub wrote: »
    So what happens if the telephone line is the medium for the broadband?

    Obviously that could be a problem, which is why I would not use a line for this purpose.


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