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RadxD461
Добавлен 16 июл 2023
Hi, I am Perry. I make videos on Radionics security systems. As well as other things. Thanks for viewing!
Home Lab Tour
I’m sorry for the crappy quality video. I realized whenever I already uploaded this video that there was violent wind blowing into the microphone of my phone. This pretty much lasted throughout the entire video.  if anyone wants a better video, let me know in the comments. 
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My Phone System Demo!!!
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My website: radxd461labs.net Discord server: discord.gg/ukDxuajUBD
Homemade Dial Up Connection!!!
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My website: radxd461labs.net TandMX Private Phone Network: tandmx.net/ KJ7BZC's Channel: www.youtube.com/@KJ7BZC Clabretro's Dial Up Video:ruclips.net/video/AEiYyMwW8gY/видео.html
Silent Knight 5204 Update!
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My website: radxd461labs.net ProtoStar Alarm Monitoring: www.protostarlabs.net/monitoring/ KJ7BZC's Channel: www.youtube.com/@KJ7BZC
Silent Knight 5204 Fire Alarm Control Panel Demo!!
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My website: radxd461labs.net
Silent Knight 5820XL Demo
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My Website: radxd461labs.net ProtoStar Alarm Monitoring: www.protostarlabs.net/monitoring/
Another Update On The Phone / Networking System
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My website: radxd461labs.net/
HELP!!! Cisco PIX FireWall Troubles (Read Description)
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here is my config on the pix: interface Ethernet0 nameif outside security-level 0 ip address 192.168.1.80 255.255.255.0 ! interface Ethernet1 nameif inside security-level 100 ip address 10.0.0.1 255.255.255.0 ! interface Ethernet2 shutdown no nameif no security-level no ip address ! passwd 2KFQnbNIdI.2KYOU encrypted ftp mode passive pager lines 24 logging buffered debugging mtu outside 1500 mtu...
Radionics D4112 Security System Demo!
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Radionics D4112 Security System Demo!
Adding A Test Line To My Phone System!
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Adding A Test Line To My Phone System!
Cisco VG224 Voice Gateway Boot Up (serial output)
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Cisco VG224 Voice Gateway Boot Up (serial output)
Updated Phone And Networking System
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Updated Phone And Networking System
Security System Display Board Demo!
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Security System Display Board Demo!
Radionics D8112 (G2) Security System Demo!
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Radionics D8112 (G2) Security System Demo!
Radionics D7412G security system demo!
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Radionics D7412G security system demo!
Cool thing with RAM IV and a Radionics panel.
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Cool thing with RAM IV and a Radionics panel.
Demonstrating some custom functions on my Radionics alarm system!
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Demonstrating some custom functions on my Radionics alarm system!
very good good good
Nice rack! love all the cisco stuff and security stuff.
I realize I was being pretty dramatic whenever I said most people have a 10 GB Internet connection to their house lol.
Hey there, I'm a Bosch dealer and I have some old stuff that I can send you. What's your email?
i have a small dialup discord community where we test things and mess around with old tech message me if your interested
i have a 4 line dialup isp setup
@@jotdot I am interested
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Ahh the good old Cisco VG224 Voice Gateway. These are now (finally) End of Life (EOL), so they should be showing up on eBay in quantity. They are very dependable! They were replaced by the Cisco ISR 4000 series routers and Voice service cards (8, 16 or 24 ports). The ISR-4351 and a SM-X-72FXS voice card gives you 72 analog lines (or a VG450 + 2x 72FXS = 144 analog lines!) but very expensive!
Love working with these receivers, yours are in like perfect condition too
Will that unit pass on zone descriptions and how will it treat a duress alarm ?
@@TRS-Tech it does pass zone descriptions. I still need to try a duress alarm.
@@Radxd461 Thanks. I wondered if it did. I'm in the UK and we use different systems along with a system called "red care" so cutting the phone line is pointless. I'm now wondering how much it will cost central stations here to change out the kit as in 2 years the UK is turning off all the POTS/PSTN lines. We do have a secure IP based system but it's not approved by the major insurance companies as they demand 2 signaling paths and soon we will only have cellular comms. Big changes to come over here for sure. Thanks for your videos, it's very interesting to see the difference in alarms and communication systems between the US and the UK 👍
looks cool.
"Excuse my big pile of financial mistakes there..." 💀
Financial mistakes lol Rip.
so true
Well done young man.
No they actually still use that at car dealerships some thing calls a central station and then the central station calls the police like 15 minutes later
That's not how modern alarms work. Just calls into dispatch center who calls pd immediately after signal verified
@@kc0eks Yes but this is like a person doing this and I’m not really sure how it works but they can send out an automated message all over the parking lot saying what ever and if some one steals a car the police get contacted at some point but the way a police officer told me they get the call after the person is gone usually, they would be like hey some one stole a car like 15 minutes ago they look like this and they went x way
@@nathanharrellyoutube you are thinking of something completely different
Those were bulletproof. Unfortunately they got trashed when we went with the vastly inferior Surgard
Just to elaborate in case folks weren't familiar: Surgard is a "universal" receiver with line cards that could be programmed to receive a variety of formats from a variety of brands of panel. In reality, older panels especially had little tolerance for its shenanigans (not recognizing the format from the incoming panel) and often hung up before the Surgard figured out how to reply. So you had to experiment and assign different groups of linecards different formats so the panels were happy. (Also it was buggy and locked up linecards frequently.) It was a pain and you often had customers calling to report troubles on their keypad because of too many retries on their daily supervisory calls (or repeat signals when the Surgard received the signal but its response didn't satisfy the panel.)
Glad I’m not the only one who has experienced this. I’ve observed them miss perfectly clear SIA and CID data repeatedly, move into another handshake when the panel is trying to transmit to it, and just other bizarre things…
Why is there a mic jack and talk button? How would that be used at the central station?
@@westrex great question. I completely forgot to cover that during the video. The mic jack and talk button were for something called two way voice. Essentially, it allows central station operators to listen in through the speaker and have conversations with the homeowner over the alarm panel.Say someone slipped and fell and activated the panic on the alarm system, a two way voice session would activate allowing the central station operator to talk to the homeowner or whoever. Unfortunately, Radionics never fully implemented this feature on the 6500 receiver. They developed the 6600 receiver before they could ever finish two way voice on the 6500 receiver.
That’s good stuff, I hope the knowledge serves you well. I’m sure all that old Cisco gear and that T7500 keep you nice and warm.
@@stevebot lol yeah my room stays about 80 degree Fahrenheit all in the summer. But the t 3500 does not get that hot.
RadxD461 This kind of reminds me of the Gamewell fire boxes and the fire station horns blowing out the box numbers and the Gamewell paper hole puncher for the box numbers but it is still a very neat system you got i like it a lot it kind of reminds me of a old telegraph system in a way.
Something really interesting is that these were the direct successors to that. It took several years for the NFPA and such to allow fire alarm systems to use digital reporting over phone lies.
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As a guy that collects random infrastructure, this is pretty cool! Where would I find this in the wild and what does it do?
@@markireland-xh3ew look out for another video on this thing! I will explain all about it.
It is a Digital Communicator Alarm Receiver. The one shown is configured to handle 8 incoming phone lines. That particular model is obsolete. Digital Alarm Communicators are connected to the Public Switched Telephone Network and programmed to call a phone number phone number attached to a digital receiver. The alarm system calls the receiver and exchanges preliminary data to agree on a communications format and transmits the information. The receiver takes the information, applies algorithms to ensure the info was not garbled during transmission. If not garbled, the receiver acknowledges the receipt and both ends terminate the call (hang up). The receiver displays the info, prints it on its printer (large boxy projection on the right) and passes it to an automation system (if present).
I tell you what. Those speeds were good at their prime time. Today's broadband technology will annihilate T1's throughput and price any day. T1 is favorable for simultaneously handling voice channels! Consider also having a 1760 router, which is favorable for telephony routers, it's no surprise you'll find one of these T1 CSU/DSU interface WIC cards.
Would you care to share your Cisco running configuration? I have the same setup. And I’m having issues getting out to the internet once dialed in
Buying hardware without checking if its compatible! Happens to me all the time HAHA
How do you have PPP dialup running on same phone number that the bbs is on?
Magic
It's called "autoselect" in the line configuration, if you enable it and set a timeout it'll try and detect a PPP session first, then move on to an exec session if it doesn't get a response.
I love you showing this old hardware setup! I am planning to setup my own dialup connection with my home network.....grin
Cool setup! Awesome you got RADIUS working, also nice to see something different than the "standard" ISP, cant wait to see the AOL stuff!!!
Thanks!
PPP autoselect for the win
I'm currently managing about 14 clients on this system. These systems can be quite sensitive, especially when handling multiple loads on the output. 🙈 I had to power cycle and add 1 motion sensor at a time, otherwise it goes into a power fault. Btw I love the content!
brother how'd you link the monitoring station to discord. can you do an instructional video
Stupid bullcrap and cisco go together like peanutbutter and jelly, god I hate them but learning t1 looks cool, i got a 1941 laying around I may have a t1 card or two
Why???? LOL
Why not? Old T1 is cool!
That’s crazy 😅
Very impressive setup! Love the detailed video. I have a busy enterprise network setup at home and a failover to 5G cell and 4G cell. Main connection is 1gig fiber. I have an ATA but havent set it up as yet. 😊
How many calls can you queue without dropping any?
For my desk phone u can only take 1 call
8:06 and? What do you think what‘s gonna happen if you‘re a one ip only host 😂
yeah...
My understanding of phone systems is very surface level but you seem to have quite the robust setup I'm hoping to some what mimic a set up like this in the future. also you sound really young is it just your voice? or something? i ask cause i very rarely encounter any one younger than 30 who is even mildly interested in these things other than myself.
Lol I have a pretty high-pitched voice. I am 15 years old.
the number i working lol just called at 9:38
Polycom phone looks great.👍
Is the TANDEMX network based off of the Defense Switched Telephone Network (DSTN) that the DoD runs for all of the US military installations?
I don’t think so. All I know is that it just runs asterisk
TandmX is more based off of a 70s era PSTN. It uses 7 digit numbers.
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I love how that you could do this stuff more simple through asterisk or freepbx but you do it through voice gateways and routers and stuff just to make things more fun
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Did you have any issues with the 1AM-V2 on the 2900 series router? The documentation for the modem doesnt specify this series of router being compatible with the modem.
I did not have any issues
Love it!! Dial our BBSes already. 2o fOr beeRS is up and rockin. I'll have to dial in!!! We have super interest on learning more about your setup. Keep making vids. Well watch! lol - 70Kb/sec!?! That's huge from what we were used to in 1985!!!!!! We want m0re! Call 2oFB!!!
Awesome setup. I'm planning on doing the same exact thing with my 2911 and a 4FXS/DID to get rid of that ATA!
Hey, thanks for watching the video! Yeah, the FXS cards are awesome.
Cool setup! Nice to see other clab fans :D
I have a Cisco 3811 using your method Zefie (the person who had the idea of 56k at home) set it up for me so I have a short cable to my modem to fxs and a cable from my fxs to my dell modem.
What was the data rate the modem negotiated at?