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Viper shock sensors

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Thanks Mark.

It would seem that it would just as cost-effective for the Customer to have the panel replaced.

Simon

Hi, im new to this forum, I am from the humble AUS

and I have keen interest in what alarms you guys have acces to there..

whats this seventh wire business, etc

It sounds more complex to our gear here-

Id rec to that guy to upgrade the panel, make it a good price for the guy and keep the old one if its relatively new- this way each sensor is on its own zone, to make it easier for identifying FAULTY detectors, but also to identify the exact point of entry for the customer / police / patrol to respond to...

saves some hassles later\

thats my opinion and im stickin to it......

cheers

The Viper shock sensors comes in 2 models The GL which has 7 terminals and the GLX which has 8 terminals.

Two terminals are for a non latching alarm ouput

Two for tamper

Two for 13V and 0V

one for a reset facility for the LEDs

one for a first to alarm function (GLX only)

You can place upto 10 devices on one zone providing the alarm terminals are wired in series.

If using only 6 core wiring you will have to forgo the LED indication and hold it permanently off by placing a link between the 13V and the set terminals.

If you have sufficient wiring the set terminal can be wired back to the Optima compact SET + output. This will then control the LED displays when the system is set and unset.

Hope this helps

I just thought you guys should know, since my previous post about the bad things i had heard about texecom impaq's. The next day they rang me (Mark it was maybe, I forget now) asking what i had heard and which supplier it was from.

I could only say what i had heard was what i posted here, but i didnt name the supplier, i need to stay sweet with them.

Anyway the point of this post is, Texecom have sent 5 free samples for me to try, and they assure me the kit is very good and nothing like what i had heard.

So i would just like to say what good pro-active customer relation they have, and ive now got to find somewhere for these vibration sensors!

slap a viper space lru on the wall

upto 4 wire free shock sensor on your bay window

bob your uncle!!!

:o

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