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Bob La Londe
- Jan 1, 1970
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I had a custoemr call on Friday. Their system started showing some RF
devices dropping out of the system within seconds of their firing up a new
wireless 802.11 network. I guess RFI detection works just fine with Napco.
They shut down one of the computers on the network and the problem cleared
right up. A quick test of several of the devices showed them working
properly. Sounds like a noisy card on that one computer was generating RFI.
Anway, atleast this one Napco system worked properly. The RFI problem
showed up instantly, and reported properly as RF trouble, not fasle alarms.
I also got accurate signal reporting that helped to pinpoint the problem at
the central station.
Sure its anecdotal, not statistical, but I am satisfied with this wireless
system.
devices dropping out of the system within seconds of their firing up a new
wireless 802.11 network. I guess RFI detection works just fine with Napco.
They shut down one of the computers on the network and the problem cleared
right up. A quick test of several of the devices showed them working
properly. Sounds like a noisy card on that one computer was generating RFI.
Anway, atleast this one Napco system worked properly. The RFI problem
showed up instantly, and reported properly as RF trouble, not fasle alarms.
I also got accurate signal reporting that helped to pinpoint the problem at
the central station.
Sure its anecdotal, not statistical, but I am satisfied with this wireless
system.