Wow. I guessed the year correctly. Damn I miss those times. The alarm system was a bit crappy though. 3 digit code, no LED readout on the RKP? Come on. You could have done away with all those signal beeps just to make it more user friendly for the family and you don't have to keep going back and forth to and from the controller and RKP when clearing faults or zone violations. They didn't even have a programmable zone omit from the arming stage. This system is too much of a pain. We had far better in the UK at that time. I suppose this was a DIY kit alarm for budget conscious households being wireless and all. If that's the case it's alright for it's purpose I suppose. Something is better than nothing.
Ah, unfortunately these were actually professionally installed systems. I've seen remnants of a few of these old AT&T security systems, they certainly come across as DIY systems with how sloppy the installs were and how primitive the equipment was.
@@BBC600 hahahaha, man, i have seen you around in the comments for about the last 15 years! you always comment on videos i watch. in fact, you used to comment on my old videos from years ago! just thought id let you know.
0:17 did you get express consent from AT&T???
Jimmy got paid $5 per nod
Wow. I guessed the year correctly. Damn I miss those times.
The alarm system was a bit crappy though. 3 digit code, no LED readout on the RKP? Come on. You could have done away with all those signal beeps just to make it more user friendly for the family and you don't have to keep going back and forth to and from the controller and RKP when clearing faults or zone violations. They didn't even have a programmable zone omit from the arming stage. This system is too much of a pain. We had far better in the UK at that time.
I suppose this was a DIY kit alarm for budget conscious households being wireless and all. If that's the case it's alright for it's purpose I suppose. Something is better than nothing.
Thanks for the comment!
Ah, unfortunately these were actually professionally installed systems. I've seen remnants of a few of these old AT&T security systems, they certainly come across as DIY systems with how sloppy the installs were and how primitive the equipment was.
Just brought a home that came with this system. Do I need a subscription to use it?
@@adventurehobbies1272 No.
Hell, even in the U.S there still was loads better than this! Silent Knight (now owned by Honeywell) Regency for instance (which my folks had).
What year is this?
This video tape had a copyright date of 1990
@@BBC600 hahahaha, man, i have seen you around in the comments for about the last 15 years! you always comment on videos i watch. in fact, you used to comment on my old videos from years ago! just thought id let you know.
@@アレン-f2x Guess we have similar interests. 😂
If this was made today the whole family would be in their socks, there would be a daughter and the mom and dad would be different races.