either way then i can use the both green / white or just use as the yellow as show all being well i try in the next few days when i get back thanks again
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either way then i can use the both green / white or just use as the yellow as show all being well i try in the next few days when i get back thanks again
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Think you missed the point.
One pair for the circuit
One pair for Tamper
One pair for power.
Have a read of the manual.
One pair for the circuit
One pair for Tamper
One pair for power.
Have a read of the manual.
Following off Alarm, Assuming you have the engineers manual, that will tell you everything , such as what screw terminals are what , how to wire pir and d/c to panel and how to wire [/b]Tamper
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hi alarm back for today then away again tomorrow, wired the new panel wiire for wire including green/ and white which was not connected before, as the manual soon as i put in the new battery the alarm goes of put in default code that go off and screw the cover on , go back to the keypad still the same wont let me doing anything,
went back took out my zone one which was the doors as i am sure there a contact missing and tried that loop that was on the tamp to tamp, but again on boot up soon as the first default code goes in nothing happens, what should i try next please
the keypad is the one that came with the panel as a package
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hi there, right i have re checked all the wires in the new panel, they are all correct keypad working box is working, gone through a walk test my zone 2 wont come on the led pad but the light is on the pir itself any ideas
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Check the wiring.
Is it programed into the system?
Is it programed into the system?
hi there alarm, just to let you know it all working now had a friend who a electrican came down not the one from the other day, ended up my pir in zone 2 was shorten out i can do with out that zone so he disabled it, so after join wire all over the place he got it working i dont no what he done but it all sorted now , thanks again for all your help sorry for being a pain andy
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At last. 
Looks like there was more "shorts" and your now bloke was a bit more savvy.
As a short on the zone would not do all as described.
Looks like there was more "shorts" and your now bloke was a bit more savvy.
As a short on the zone would not do all as described.
At last.
Looks like there was more "shorts" and your now bloke was a bit more savvy.
As a short on the zone would not do all as described.
yes i dont mind wireing but when some thing does your head in it get to you lol, any he had more idea going over with the meter why last week some one else didnt pick it up i dont now but all done now thanks again m8
At last.
Looks like there was more "shorts" and your now bloke was a bit more savvy.
As a short on the zone would not do all as described.
yes i dont mind wireing but when some thing does your head in it get to you lol, any he had more idea going over with the meter why last week some one else didnt pick it up i dont now but all done now thanks again m8
hi alrarm,
all had gone well till today, walk past the keypad this afternoon all the lights that was lite at the bottom, ie power etc have gone off the keypad itself is all led ones are one, check the panel there power still on but nothing going through to the pad, change it to the spare one that the same any ideas again please
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Back to check and test.
My bet is still shorts somewhere.
Start again. Strip panel out, link out all tampers and ONLY CONNECT the keypad. Leave that for a day, see what happens as you walk about. ( Short could be under a carpet). Next day introduce the Sounder Internal, day after the external.
I assume you have the time for this.
Again, next day add a PIR, so on so forth. Or spend a good day on it.
Personally now I would strip it all back and take meter readings of all the cables. Check for shorts, ect.
My bet is still shorts somewhere.
Start again. Strip panel out, link out all tampers and ONLY CONNECT the keypad. Leave that for a day, see what happens as you walk about. ( Short could be under a carpet). Next day introduce the Sounder Internal, day after the external.
I assume you have the time for this.
Again, next day add a PIR, so on so forth. Or spend a good day on it.
Personally now I would strip it all back and take meter readings of all the cables. Check for shorts, ect.
wish i had that much time daft question now we no the panel, keypad box is all new, whould it best to either replace all the pir and the cable to the lot at least we there should be no issue then ?
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