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Menvier Ts2500 And Silent Set


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That wont stop RKP tones though.

Still trying to work it out .,..........................

PMSL, you were the one that claimed to know how to do this a couple of weeks ago!!!!!

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Blue tac over the piezo, who needs keypad tones :D

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Could run the 'C' core to the RKP through a relay and do Custom output?

I think it's the D connection, but removing that connection will cause the keypad to make stupid noises. I usually do it on service to stop the walk test noise driving people mad.

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Sounder trigger is D.

Ps luggsey, not in a great frame of mind trying to help here but a bit of bad news for my girly has played tricks with me and cannot remember exactly, sorry if i work on more panels than you and need to remember, the 25 is no longer used nor supported so I tend to forget about it.

Oh yeah, someone`s mother dying dont help.

I`ll log off cos otherwise i`ll just throw //.B.W.F.//s into you than discuss.

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Blue tac over the piezo, who needs keypad tones :D

Well if I don't want to know someone's at the door! :whistle:

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Sounder trigger is D.

Ps luggsey, not in a great frame of mind trying to help here but a bit of bad news for my girly has played tricks with me and cannot remember exactly, sorry if i work on more panels than you and need to remember, the 25 is no longer used nor supported so I tend to forget about it.

Oh yeah, someone`s mother dying dont help.

I`ll log off cos otherwise i`ll just throw //.B.W.F.//s into you than discuss.

Get an early night is the best advice then.

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What about an output on XNode or Panel tripping relay to break one leg to sounder during exit? Program as Ward Exit, activates when ward is in exit (disabling speaker) and deactivates when ward is set (re-enabling speaker)

Ah-Ha! I think you have cracked it!

The keypad tones won't be a problem, as the internal keypads are only in ward A, the sounder is the only problem....

Thanks for that, I'll dig out a relay and see if it solves it!

(Ony thing I think may be a problem is if the relay switches back off during the rising conformation code - I will program an LED on a keypad and check that first!

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Ah-Ha! I think you have cracked it!

The keypad tones won't be a problem, as the internal keypads are only in ward A, the sounder is the only problem....

Thanks for that, I'll dig out a relay and see if it solves it!

(Ony thing I think may be a problem is if the relay switches back off during the rising conformation code - I will program an LED on a keypad and check that first!

Might be easier to have the internal sounder follow the bell only?

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