> "tourman" gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:ece5def1-56bf-42f2-8ff0-82286cd1a612@t26g2000prh.googlegroups.com...
> On Dec 22, 6:49 pm, Frank Olson
> yoursecuritysource.com> wrote:

>> Bob Worthy wrote:

>>> Is there any licensing, at all, required for the Mississauga, Ontario
>>> area?
>>> I believe the alarm licensing in Canada refers to Alarm Agents. I read a
>>> contract that said "N/A" where the license number was to be inserted on
>>> the
>>> contract. Good to go or are they missing something?
>>> Thanks in advance

>> There's no licensing requirements in Ontario at the moment
>> (not-with-standing the business license required by most
>> municipalities). They've been talking about it for a while. Some
>> jurisdictions (in Canada) require the tech have several CFAA
>> (http://www.cfaa.ca) courses (and be a paid up member) before he can
>> touch a fire alarm system though, but so far only Ontario, Manitoba and
>> Alberta have adopted this (to my knowledge). ...

> I am curious to know what are people's opinions on the relative merits (and
> demerits) of the several types alerting devices, (strobes, bells, sirens,
> annunciators, etc.); and where are the best places to locate them?
>
> Any thoughts out there?
>
> Thank you very much,
> David

>
> "Bob La Londe" wrote in message
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>> "Micky...

> On Dec 23, 7:37 pm, Frank Olson
> yoursecuritysource.com> wrote:

>> Bob Worthy wrote:

>>> I want to wish all of the regulars, as well as, anyone that may visit the NG
>>> in the next couple of days a very safe and happy holiday season. Regardless
>>> of our religious beliefs, it is the time of year to take a minute out of our
>>> busy schedules to think of and pray for the less fortunate, the military men
>>> and women that are not at home with their loved ones this year, and those
>>> that have larger fights at hand with their own personal well being. May this
>>> coming new year be bright for everyone.
>>> Happy Holidays!!!!
>>> Bob Worthy

>> I second all that. Merry Christmas too!!

>
> It will be a merry Christmas at my home to latest test back...

> Hello,
>
> I would like to disable local access/changes to an HAI Omnistat RC-80
> thermostat. Physical location is 2nd story. Thermostat will only be used
> to
> monitor current/outside temp. Temperature changes/adjustments to be made
> via
> console control keypads. I have teenage son that enjoys raising
> temperature
> to roasting levels in morning while other members suffer. I believe there
> used to be a technical bulletin or application note on removing or adding
> a
> jumper to board, but can not find when I could use it. Anyone have this
> helpful info or where located?
>
> Home Automation Industries HAI Omnistat RC-80 Thermostat: Single Stage,
> Heat/Cool, non-lighted version
> HAI - R80 Thermostat- How do you disable buttons? ...

> "Frank Olson" yoursecuritysource.com> wrote in
> message news:huf4l.1713$wV2.252@newsfe07.iad...

>> alarman wrote:

>>> Anyone have personal experience? Will the new Blackberry sync the
>>> calendar with plain old Outlook 2007, without MS Exchange server?
>>> I'd like to get one, but if the calendar sync is a pain, then I
>>> probably won't. Can't seem to find simple how-to instructions
>>> anywhere.

>>
>>
>> Yes, it will. And without MS Exchange server. You have to set up
>> your email and it'll sync with your Outlook 2003 (or better)
>> contacts list. Personally, I much prefer the iPhone over the
>> Blackberry. It's got a much nicer screen and some well though-out
>> features (user interfaces). Beats having to put on my reading
>> glasses to see what I'm typing. In my book, it's got the Blackberry
>> beat hands down.

>
> There is a decent cellular newsgroup. Or maybe it's a Verizon group. ...

> I want to wish all of the regulars, as well as, anyone that may visit the
> NG in the next couple of days a very safe and happy holiday season.
> Regardless of our religious beliefs, it is the time of year to take a
> minute out of our busy schedules to think of and pray for the less
> fortunate, the military men and women that are not at home with their
> loved ones this year, and those that have larger fights at hand with their
> own personal well being. May this coming new year be bright for everyone.
>
> Happy Holidays!!!!
>
> Bob Worthy
>

> On Dec 23, 2:14 pm, "Petem" gmail.com> wrote:

>> "Bob Worthy" bellsouth.net> a écrit dans le message de groupe
>> de
>> discussion : FyU3l.11966$UI2.11...@bignews6.bellsouth.net...
>>

>>> Is there any licensing, at all, required for the Mississauga, Ontario
>>> area? I believe the alarm licensing in Canada refers to Alarm Agents. I
>>> read a contract that said "N/A" where the license number was to be
>>> inserted on the contract. Good to go or are they missing something?

>>

>>> Thanks in advance

>>
>> Like our friend from Ottawa told you , in Ontario its free for all..
>>
>> But in Quebec you need 2 thing, a contractor licence and a technician
>> licence..And the tech need to be in a union..
>> ...