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The relay just arrived. I was wondering if I need to use resistors to wire and if I need to use Tamper at all? My first attempt is the following:

post-30072-0-60462100-1300402275_thumb.j

I am connecting C and NC directly to the A terminals. Is this correct please?

Thanks

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The relay just arrived. I was wondering if I need to use resistors to wire and if I need to use Tamper at all? My first attempt is the following:

post-30072-0-60462100-1300402275_thumb.j

I am connecting C and NC directly to the A terminals. Is this correct please?

Thanks

That will do, if you link the tamper out.

Or better still wire as if EOL (like the sensor) then program the wiring configuration as normally closed.

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That will do, if you link the tamper out.

Or better still wire as if EOL (like the sensor) then program the wiring configuration as normally closed.

You mean terminating the yellow wire in the tamper right terminal (instead of the Alarm)? Do I need to use resistors for that?

On a side note, when you add new zones to the panel, do you switch everything off?

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cheers.

Yes that is correct, you will only need one pole of the relay.

In amendment to my post above.....

Remote output 1 makes one high pitch beep for on and one low pitched beep for off.

Remote output 2 makes two high pitch beeps for on and two low pitched beeps for off.

Can confirm the beeps indicated above. Alarm/Dialler up and running ... next is the garage door

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You mean terminating the yellow wire in the tamper right terminal (instead of the Alarm)? Do I need to use resistors for that?

On a side note, when you add new zones to the panel, do you switch everything off?

Yes I do mean yellow wire in tamper, if you program as normally closed this is correct and no resistors are required.

No don't switch everything off when adding zones.

Did you get everything sorted?

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Yes I do mean yellow wire in tamper, if you program as normally closed this is correct and no resistors are required.

No don't switch everything off when adding zones.

Did you get everything sorted?

Yes... all is up and running... both alarm and garage door can now be controlled remotely.

THANKS

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