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5 inch LCD replacing a tiny monochrome screen. Nicely sized, round backlit rubber buttons replace the tiny oval ones on the old keypad. A proximity sensor is a nice touch, illuminating the keypad for nighttime use. The larger screen also makes the system setup process much easier, since you just pair all the components using easy step through menus on the display. Each component has a small button you press to pair it with the system. Once you do, the keypad will walk you through the naming process. You no longer need to consult the user manual for setup instructions. Up to four SimpliCams will work with the system though the company promises support for an unlimited number of cameras in the near future. Setup is easy and consists of entering your wireless network details and scanning a QR code in the app. Unlike with the system itself, Wi Fi is required for the cameras to work. The camera is a plain looking black plastic rectangle—which contains a round lens, privacy shutter, microphone, and LED indicator—that slides onto a black metal stand.

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By Mike Muir Top Home Businesses Coping with the Computer Skills Needed for Your Online Business If you're approaching retirement, and are considering an online business to supplement your income, you may well be apprehensive about your level of computer . Statistics tell us many things about internet users, but amongst the most useful to us as site owners are the following: 1. They're looking for information about something. 2. They're mostly put off by hard sell advertising. 3. Sharing lists online: Shopping trips can take a lot of time during the week, but the process can be simplified by sharing lists via online spreadsheets and smartphone apps. Organize the lists by categories such as grocery, pharmacy or pets to ensure both parents conveniently have access to the list the next time they make a trip to the store. Not only does this save parents time, it’s also a great way to earn brownie points with their spouse. The tip also works for organizing the family chores. Create a to do list assigning each family member a job, and have them check off the task when completed.

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HomeSecurityStore. com is a world leader in DIY home security, with the ultimate stock of home security products, burglar alarms, home security cameras and fully equipped home security systems. Not only does our inventory consist of cutting edge systems from leading manufacturers like WINN Security Honeywell, Visonic, DSC and GE Interlogix, but we also offer some of the most competitive prices in the industry. At HomeSecurityStore. com, quality is king, but what truly sets us apart is our DIY ethic. We can offer the same great home security systems at a mere fraction of what the competition charges because we don't believe your safety and security should be held hostage by exorbitant monthly fees, commitments and contracts. We give you everything you need to easily set up your own security in a way that's best suited to your individual needs. As a valued customer, you can even benefit from our partnership with Alarm Relay, a Certified Alarm Monitoring Central Station, which provides 24 hour monitoring for the incredibly low price of $8. 95 per monthIt wasn't all that long ago that having a home security system meant signing up with a company that would send a professional installer to your house to drill holes in your walls and run wires throughout your home. In most cases the equipment was free, but you had to commit to a multi year monitoring contract as part of the deal. There are still a handful of security companies such as ADT, Slomin's, and Vivint, that will send a consultant out to your house to configure a system specifically tailored to your home and then send a team of professionals to install everything, but more and more companies are offering do it yourself DIY home security solutions.

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