Abstract: This disclosure pertains to a system and method configured provide entry check-in protection of a protected premises network including a central alarm monitoring station in communication with a plurality of protected premises, each protected premises comprises a protected premises panel configured to provide entry check-in protection. Protected premises panels include processors and memory configured to provide entry check-in protection comprising receiving an indication of a zone violation of the monitored premises, transmitting a check-in message to the central alarm monitoring station, and transmitting an alert, by the central alarm monitoring station, indicating a destruction of the protected premises panel, upon expiration of the predetermined entry delay period. The check-in message includes a duration corresponding to the entry delay time plus a set period, e.g., one minute.
Abstract: This disclosure relates to a system configured to facilitate on demand monitoring by a local security monitoring apparatus installed at a location of interest. In some implementations, the system includes the local security monitoring apparatus, a server, a central monitoring station, a user device, and/or other components. The system may be configured to facilitate entry and/or selection of monitoring demand information from a user and/or other users. The monitoring demand information may indicate (e.g., a start time, an end time, a duration, etc.) when the monitoring apparatus should operate in a central monitoring mode (e.g., transmitting indications of alarm events for the location of interest.
Type:
Application
Filed:
July 9, 2015
Publication date:
January 12, 2017
Applicant:
DIGITAL MONITORING PRODUCTS, INC.
Inventors:
Rick A. Britton, Jeffrey M. Britton, Clayton Lewis Tummons
Abstract: A combination cordless telephone and premise-monitoring alarm system has a base unit, a cordless handset, and one or more remote alarm detectors. The alarm detectors can be generally either smoke detectors, motion detectors, or open-entry detectors. The base unit includes at least one interface for the public telephone network, and another interface for radio communication with the cordless handset. The base unit preferably also communicates with the remote alarm sensors across the same radio interface. The base unit includes telephone call circuitry to relay telephone calls between the public telephone network and the handset. The base unit also includes alarm processing circuitry to send an alarm warning to a central alarm-monitoring station in response to an alarm signal from a remote detector.