Re: Seeing in the dark (sort of)

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From: Brian Kantor
Date: Mon, 27 Nov 1989 17:08

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IR sensors for alarm systems are often available in a version which does
not operate its signalling contacts until it has been tripped multiple
times.  That is the kind we have around here; they do trip when people
walk past them but do NOT trip from glints of sunlight off windshields,
flashbulbs, etc.

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Subject: Re: Seeing in the dark (sort of)
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