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Programmed remote or with a keypad inlay card on site. Not much use to you really as mainly for remote monitor system. Bells not normally fitted except an internal sab speaker

Set the system and trip a NON exit entry zone. This should sound the bell. if working on bell test then can only be there is a bell delay set or tripping an entry timed zone and not waiting until full entry time has expired.

One last thing to confirm panel is faulty, down power and then repower panel. remove all power output loads eg pir power and bell power just incase they are dragging it down

You need to test charge output with the battery connected, problably just the battery.

Probably the cradle off hook, could readdress it to another phone on the system and see if it rings when you call that number. Only using the two address lines- check they are the right way round maybe

Agreed, the shunt unit is made by holyes and can operate in different modes for omitting the zone. the honeywell sensor is a seismic vibration senor made fir safes and atms etc.

Check insurance requirements for the signaling first I would say

Have most manuals 705 Quick User Guide pdf.pdf Newer versions had a mic and a speaker for the medical

Keypad card overlay for programming. mainly only had internal as siren. arc used to program them up and dow nload to site. worked on them at modern/adt

Put in existing master code, press no until program codes is on display. press yes. display will ask which user. master code is 1 so press 1 then yes. enter new code then yes. press 0 until back to time and day on display. ( master code no 1 is always at master level)

Also some networks don't get the tones right. Try pulse dial aswell as tone.

First things first. Hook up a phone on the line and rail the numbers yourself. Does that work first. Does the line need a pause at the beginning to allow a rail tone. Had this before where the unit is dailing out before the line is ready. Try this first and let us know Edit Dial not rail

Most of these systems had no bells on them (when i worked on them anyway). You can put a bell on if there is a psu added. A pain to program on site, but was easy to get control centre to do it for you. To be honest, rip it out. Or apply to trade as i have manuals if you are brave enough to have a go. Kev