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Nah, do it for enjoyment

I refurb them yeah, bell boxs, bells and panels too. I think it matters if the PCB wasnt period.

Originally i thought those solder joints had something to do with the battery but i couldn't think how it would. One side seems to go to the large resistor which is connected to the - VE. So i thought maby the solder joints is where the cover and rear tamper would go, then any additional tamper switches would go in T5 and T6 as T5 is shared with T4 and T6 goes to those pins. As for T9 and 10, they had a link between them. Fell off though as the copper was weak.

Hello, was wondering if anyone could tell me about this sab module? Found it in an SSW bell box; I've figured out most of the connections but there are still some that elude me. This is what I've got so far T1 - 0v T2 - 12v T3 - Positive trigger T4 - Tamper return? T5/T6 - Extra tamper? T7/T8 - Bell T9/T10 - Polarity link for tamp return? T11/T12 - Battery enable There's also 4 solder joints above where the battery was once fitted - is that where the tamper switches go? Any help would be much appreciated.

Do you have a link to these manuals? Cant find them online.

No, i will give them a try though. Are they similar im guessing?

Does any one have a user and engineer manual for a Chubb CA67? I tried the active 5 manuals but turns out the CA67 panels are programmed differently.

How large is that panel? I should be getting a telecom security box soon and if the panel isn't too large then i might look for one on ebay.

does anyone know which screw terminal is the tamper return?

Ive seen something like that before. It was painted over though.

Does anyone know the original colour of a Combat Alarms box?

Well its got surface mount components on it so obviously 2000s but i wasnt too sure wether it was early or late 2000s. I should have been more specific.

Thanks very much, its got a green LED but its dim to be a comfort. Tried putting two more green LEDs in the lens put still too dim.

Date on it is f***ked. Looks a bit of rain water got in and ruin the date.

Anyone know how old these sounders are?

997 downloads of that catalogue?

lol

Pretty standard by the sound of it

I think they used to use IR beams with their alarms.

Does anyone know what a radiovisor panel would have looked like?

Is that a high security modern box?

Yeah, something like that.

Eveready i think it was, cover is a bit small to house a few flag cells so probably anything they could find.

Wouldn't of used a resistor as it used a dry cell battery. Probably right about the large relay.

I think it was the internal bell box that housed the relays for the alarm system and the battery for the SCB module.