is this an elmdene rapier? i seem to remeber they hav around 10 terminals??

if so i can prob dig out a isntall leaflet??

Is there separate tamper input in the PCB or is there one common tamper zone?

In case of one common tamper zone you should put bell tamper in series with other tampers by unscrewing other wire from tamper input and connecting other wire from bell tamper to that tamper input and other from wire from bell tamper to that wire you took out from tamper input. But check first that there isn't separate tamper input for the bell.

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The panel PCB has both. There's a single tamper input as one of the group of terminals for the bell output, and separately there are also a pair of general tamper terminals (not specific for the bell).

is this an elmdene rapier? i seem to remeber they hav around 10 terminals??

if so i can prob dig out a isntall leaflet??

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The bell's a blue delta 5.

Thanks

Mike

Is there separate tamper input in the PCB or is there one common tamper zone?

In case of one common tamper zone you should put bell tamper in series with other tampers by unscrewing other wire from tamper input and connecting other wire from bell tamper to that tamper input and other from wire from bell tamper to that wire you took out from tamper input. But check first that there isn't separate tamper input for the bell.

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The panel PCB has both. There's a single tamper input as one of the group of terminals for the bell output, and separately there are also a pair of general tamper terminals (not specific for the bell).

Thanks

Mike

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In this case I suggest that you connect them as RapidRacer said:

Two tamper teminals?

Tamper feed & Tamper return? if so you'll need to give tamper feed a negative and send tamper return back to panel.

Ok,

I'll give it a try!

Many thanks again to everyone!

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Mike