Hi, I'm just in the process of wiring up the Menvier SD2 speach dialler to an M-series panel. I just realised it doesn't use the same number of Network connections as a normal keypad.

Instead it has ABCD rather than the normal ABCDE of a Networker keypad.

Does this simply mean the power has to be connected seperatly and then ABCD is connected to the normal networker slot?

I assume the speach dialler can be used as a normal Networker keypad, or am I wrong and its really a standalone unit?

Best

Jonathan

Edited August 11, 200619 yr by logical001

It's not a networker keypad - you don't wire it to the network connections at all.

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The Sd2 is standalone.

It's not a networker keypad - you don't wire it to the network connections at all.

I can't go into specifics with this being in the public forums, If you are trade then apply for trade status HERE

The Sd2 is standalone.

Agree to the above, stop now or blow up your panel.

Agree to the above, stop now or blow up your panel.

Many thanks for the comments. I never wired it up. I always air on the side of caution rather than resort to 'trial and error' and as you correctly say, probably blow-up the panel.

I assumed it would function as a full LCD keypad on a Menvier system, but as can be seen from the manual it is a more 'generic' product. Still, no problem and thanks for your input.

Best

Jonathan

Agree to the above, stop now or blow up your panel.

If it came with instructions i would read them or you might find you will have to replace the control panel aswell as the SD2

Why did I post this was yesterday...........

Edited August 12, 200619 yr by Nova-Security