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al-yeti

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  1. Actually the resister thing I was thinking of something else , it suggests about speaker feedback needing the resistor and some other reason for tones
  2. The board comes with a ribbon cable to attach to the main PCB, the ioboard clips in on right I think (been a while) D1&2 are your +- volts, speaker isn't used if your not using a speaker , the bell output can be used but all depends on current draw of the alert sounder Maybe someone else can comment Resistor is normal there because the speaker and bell being used same time Any reason it must be these Sounders? The zone on the Io board and be programmed as the tamper
  3. Disconnect mains and battery Get ladder with ear muffs and disconnect bell?
  4. How many devices? Ignore Peter he's a veritas supporter lol, Texecom Pyronix euro Honeywell flex 20 or is it 50 Seeing as you have wired sensors in place
  5. Self install? Or Engineer ? Whatever you do , don't put another veritas in , good panel in its own way but pointless if you want to upgrade and move with the times
  6. Be serious Search the internet as Mr G is waiting to see what you come up with
  7. Lol You ever worked on bt network?
  8. Thought bt providing pstn through the fibre box Total blag of a title , "The decent alarm panel you installed like ..... Will work on another path no problem by a simple upgrade " Years away from dropping pstn
  9. So these have a little screw holding board in I think, you could take pic, remove 12v tape up and in turn each one tape up separately Then take board out only and swap over with other Some might say upgrade the pirs anyway and scrap it ......
  10. What pirs are they, picture? If it's possible you could remove the power tape them up and then swap boards over etc
  11. Yes , you don't have to use engineer hold off though , be careful with the power connections tape them to be safe and take a picture of how it was wired
  12. al-yeti replied to KWCFC's topic in Introduce Yourself
  13. al-yeti replied to KWCFC's topic in Introduce Yourself
    Remember the film "Falling Down"
  14. al-yeti replied to KWCFC's topic in Introduce Yourself
    You will be assimilated of course
  15. al-yeti replied to Peter1952's topic in Introduce Yourself
    Is this new ?
  16. al-yeti replied to Peter1952's topic in Introduce Yourself
    You have two power supplies? One for cameras one for recorder? What do you mean lost all night vision? Do you mean you had day pictures but no pictures at night? Maybe power supply being overloaded when ir lamps come on , so possibly power fault
  17. As the bods here taught me both have there uses , 24vac can be used further
  18. All nonsense , except you need it on very few sites
  19. I would say if you have time make a note of how it's wired, written and pictures Then wire up front bell as a single unit and try and get it to work Or if you really think it's front battery , change it, it's cheap And as above can you do this right...
  20. No detection in garage, means you can get to it without starting try tomorrow or full alarm
  21. Maybe there way of doing the tampers ?
  22. Diy stick both detectors on one zone and lash it in
  23. Serious you can't make two zones entry?
  24. Do you have engineer code? Do you have installation manual? Does the walk route from zone 3 go via any other zones apart from zone 1 ?
  25. Hmm I think I got mine in around 1995 or so aswell with an rs stamp on it Ok like the new tacwise though

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