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Concept alarm system

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Does anyone have the user manual for the concept 4 zone alarm system. I know a fair bit about alarms and have installed a couple for relitaves previously. I need to reset the alarm to the factory defaults and the details shown in the concept 6 manual are not working. All zones and tampers in the panel are closed but it just does the setting tone when I power it up again! Any help would be appreciated! 

Sorry we do not share defaulting information or engineers manuals here as per our guidelines.

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Ah, ok. Any other suggestions? Also the bell box does not seem to work. As the system is powered down, what bell box would you recommend. Preferably nothing more than £40 as the budget is very low, so I don't want to spend too much money on it. 

Edited by James B

1 hour ago, James B said:

Ah, ok. Any other suggestions? Also the bell box does not seem to work. As the system is powered down, what bell box would you recommend. Preferably nothing more than £40 as the budget is very low, so I don't want to spend too much money on it. 

Ag6 will do

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Alright that looked a bit out of my price range but I saw another, which I used on my system. The Texecom Premier Odyssey 1E. Its only £30 so £10  cheaper than the AG6 which is not bad! Some prices were stupid.  We managed to work out the code. It was written on the lid of the CPU, and engineers is default. I didn't think the concept had memory although I might be wrong. The lid is dated 22/09/94 if that helps. Also there is a quite noticable burning smell inside and one of the caps is swollen. Is it worth replacing or should I just leave it. Any idea on how I will go about connecting the new bell and what procedures to take? Will it go into tamper or is the bell too old? The current bell is a tall faded red rectangle with a clear smaller rectangle at the bottom which I am assuming is the strobe. The comfort LED's are really fast too? Is this normal or is it fried? 

Edited by James B

,,WwA 24yr old alarm isn't worth bothering with, 

 

If the cables are okay, new controls, new bell ect...

 

The engineering can't be changed, if it's the same concept I'm thinking of with a rkp, there's lots of core sent to the rkp either a 20 or 2 8's

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1 hour ago, James B said:

Alright that looked a bit out of my price range but I saw another, which I used on my system. The Texecom Premier Odyssey 1E. Its only £30 so £10  cheaper than the AG6 which is not bad! Some prices were stupid.  We managed to work out the code. It was written on the lid of the CPU, and engineers is default. I didn't think the concept had memory although I might be wrong. The lid is dated 22/09/94 if that helps. Also there is a quite noticable burning smell inside and one of the caps is swollen. Is it worth replacing or should I just leave it. Any idea on how I will go about connecting the new bell and what procedures to take? Will it go into tamper or is the bell too old? The current bell is a tall faded red rectangle with a clear smaller rectangle at the bottom which I am assuming is the strobe. The comfort LED's are really fast too? Is this normal or is it fried? 

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