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2 minutes ago, Specialist said:
Have to ask: Why would you want to connect an alarm that old back up ?
Well because it looks pretty cool in my eyes and ive always wanted an early electronic display sort of panel in my collection of ye olde burglar alarms.
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2 minutes ago, sixwheeledbeast said:
Aux + -, HO and ST over on the left would be may guess.
Probably right, the sab i'm using is an MAS sabmaster module and ive tried wiring it up but it just blows a fuse in the panel.
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On 19/06/2006 at 21:44, Guest Onzadog said:
It is an orange box, but not dayglo. Then agin, it's been up a good few years! Five vents on either side, does that narrow it down?
Funny, to the untrained eye, a box is a box but seems you guys can tell a lot from the simple details.
No sun bleached caps on this one though.
Its got a cream horn siren inside and a cover tamper, some of the later ones had a mylar cone speaker on the mounting bracket facing downwards.
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On 21/11/2018 at 19:47, Gabs said:
The idea was just for a microswitch to go straight to to SCB of my Accenta panel, I could route it through my SAB module, but it would just be two tracks, from one terminal block to another. Could be done with standard 6 core wire, too.
2 for the Tamper
2 for the Hold Off voltage
2 for the Siren
I think it would be 2 for hold off and the other two for tamp return and trigger, usually an SCB module would use the bell box battery to run the bell and a SAB module uses a trigger voltage to power the bell.
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4 minutes ago, james.wilson said:
Masterblaster
Or possibly a mighty mono
Its a minimite, the master blaster are the 240v ones
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2 minutes ago, james.wilson said:
Masterblaster
Or possibly a mighty mono
Mighty mono?
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2 hours ago, goncall said:
The pid connections are for connection to a pid(point interface device) bit like a galaxy rio ,used on very old ADT focus panels which were way ahead of their time back in the day
What is it used for?
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12 minutes ago, norman said:
Yes, Klaxon used those boards and poly speakers in a few sounders.
Dont suppose you know what the PID terminals do?
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13 minutes ago, abbz said:
Was called a SAS II if I remember correctly. Made by Klaxon
Ahhh yes it does say SAS 2 on the sab module.
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2 hours ago, norman said:
It's an old ADT box, pre merger between Thorn and Modern when they went with the Elmdene Rapier for their HS applications. Batt shows 1993 so well before the 1997 (ish) merger.
Am i correct in saying that this is a toplok bell box or did toplok only make the circuitry?
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7 hours ago, al-yeti said:
Actually not rapier lol , box looks different
Its a bit of an odd box i think.
Its not very loud either but maby thats why you always see three or more on a building .
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1 hour ago, MrHappy said:
I have assume it was rapier if the PCB was'nt marked up Toplock ?
On the main pcb board it has toplok uk so i assume the bell box is a Toplok box.
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8 hours ago, sixwheeledbeast said:
Glad i don't see many of them Online SLA's anymore, swap on sight.
How come?
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1 hour ago, MrHappy said:
no, however I have once swapped all insides into a texecom oddsey 3 housing
Ill just stick one in anyway, i think it'll look nice.
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2 minutes ago, MrHappy said:
Kinda thing Arf used to bang on about
End of the line batterys i think there called
Here i go again....
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On 16/01/2019 at 17:32, sixwheeledbeast said:
Terminals seem pretty self explanatory depends what you are doing with it.
I sorted it out.
Turns out you need a 12v battery at the end of the loop.
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1 hour ago, al-yeti said:
How far you got then?
I've got the panel bulb working and the buzzer for exit timer working. The bulb only lights up if you've put something in the bell terminals. I can't get the circuit fault to extinguish. I've tried making loops but that didn't work.
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Castle omega 5 wiring help
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The problem is the HO is not negative its positive