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9651 Panel Adding A New Pir

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No disrespect to anyone here,but having an engineer code and a manual doesn't make the OP an alarm technician imo.

If someone cannot grasp the basics of a resistor in the panel-then really they should not be attempting diy additions-they clearly are in above their depth.

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I however am not going to try and guide someone through one step by step.

Neither am I. I was pointing out that you shouldn't need to find the resistors with that sensor. If you can't work it out with(out) the manual, time to call someone in.

Hi guys

This is my 1st post on this site I am not a security installer just a home owner who needs some advice

I have a scant tonic security sys that is configured for FSL

Lounge sensor keeps setting the alarm off with the message lounge tamper! I was told to change the 4k resistor which I have done this solves the problem but only for several weeks when I have to change the resistor again.

Can some one tell me why do I need a new sensor?

Regards T

Try soldering the cable to the resistors and then fit nice and tightly.

Make sure there are no shorts to ground or power.

If you cannot understand the significance of what you have just said you need to stop, have a think and call someone in.

Yes I do understand the difference between ac and dc current.

Not sure of the nuances of crossing pos and neg.

If you can't help at least try to be less condescending

Thanks

T

I`m not. What I am doing is stopping you at the minimum going through a box of fuses.

And we were not talking about AC Voltage as far as I know.

Current is what is drawn by the device.

I suggest you re-read post #17.

when you say cross? do you mean short or getting the polarity wrong?

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