Have you seen the Tech Support page? All of the most common questions for each device are answered there including programming help for the RFC-1/B.
New prices are effective 9/1/2008. Prices on the individual product pages have not been updated. Refer to the complete price list for current prices or download the PDF.
| Need factory repair service for a Sine Systems product? Try the Sales/Service button on the menu bar above or follow the link directly to the factory service form. Fill out a repair ticket, print it and put it in the box. No RMA needed. | More programming pages for the RFC-1/B are available. Use the Tech Support Quick Link below to jump directly to the support area for the RFC-1/B. These pages require Javascript. Check your security settings if the pages do not work. |
| The RFC-1/B has a new accessory panel option. Model SIP-8 Satus Input Panel is an 8-channel, status-only input panel. It connects to the RFC-1 system like a relay panel but it provides eight status inputs with internal pull-up resistors. The inputs are easily driven with dry relay contacts or open-collector pull-downs. It requires a single rack space. The SIP-8 is shipping now. | Some users have reported problems with tone reception since changing from analog to digial wireless service at sites using emulation devices in place of a landline (POTS). The engineering bulletin on this topic has been updated. Use the Tech Support Quick Link below to jump directly to the support area for the RFC-1/B. |
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