Never fitted one, but are you sure it's not line in and out?

It is.

Set is to the phone.

 

2nd diagram at the front of the manual.

Like i say, fiendishly complicated them there installer manuals.

Remember the censor warning

Remember the censor warning

Being perfectly amicable. And only sting what i read via the simple use of Google...and what was quite possibly in the box.

It is.

Set is to the phone.

 

2nd diagram at the front of the manual.

Like i say, fiendishly complicated them there installer manuals.

I dont think it matters it will work regardless

It is.

Set is to the phone.

 

2nd diagram at the front of the manual.

Like i say, fiendishly complicated them there installer manuals.

You are correct the diagram is in the manual, but some people have told me not to connect the "set" cables and online connect the line.

You are correct the diagram is in the manual, but some people have told me not to connect the "set" cables and online connect the line.

Did you not bother to ask them why?

They said that when they had wired other diallers that had only connected pin 2 and pin 2 and they never had a problem. This was a different panel though not a visonic. Also this person isn't an alarm engineer

Using the in out method will stop the line from being interrupted by picking up the phone, in reality I have never known a burglar to pick up the phone, normally they just cut the phone line outside

Thanks for your reply peter I'm just going to wire it into the line terminals and see what happens when I see it up.

Hi guys just to let you know I've wired the auto dialler using the 2 line terminals only and it's working fine. Had no problems during set up and I tested it thoroughly and it works fine. Thanks for the advice