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Old alarm wiring help needed

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Okay, I will. Hopefully, it will work, I wired a siren into that terminal, and powered it on, and it went off, I couldn't stop it, no matter what, so it may be a constant 13v supply

just use a meter to test all outputs then you will know

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Yes, I will do that, I know that there would be a very low voltage if I used the meter on a zone terminal, and 12v on an output terminal

maybe not on an old logic panel, probably 12v pos on the circuits. 0v tamper etc pressure mat days

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Ah, yes, I really didn't think, there were probably no PIRs then, so you suggest that I just link out every terminal?

I'd test current passed first but yes bear in mind those days were not just nc and a lost was no

If you have played with unknown circuits, outside of security panels a meter will help loads

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I made a pressure mat once when I was about 12, with foil paper and cardboard, no money no job , had to manually reset it of course , trigger when parents were coming buzzer would go off

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Okay, I am presuming a '24 HR'  LED on the front of the panel means a tamper fault?

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