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Thanks, At least some people respect my input :)

18 Months ago, that should be fine, pulling the fuse will prevent popping it when you make / disconnect cables. As i say anything else, just post :D

As long as you have the engineering code and a good condition battery back up you should be fine , putting the panel into engineering mode will make the panel ignore tampers. If you wish to change the mains cable you will need your battery back up working as the bell box needs a constant 12v...

1 amp , quick blow , ebay is your friend - Obviously not to some If you decide to do it yourself , be carful in the main panel as 240 v is prenent near the transformer in the bottom right , check the fuse

You will have popped a fuse in the main control box , is the system under a service maintenance contract .

Exactly that.

Have you checked for continuity between the wire at the panel and the wire at the bell's mounted point ?

No probs, noticed the chime comes through the 16 ohm extension speaker when it has an open tamper loop, but when cleared it doesn't

That made me laugh, and thanks for testing :D

Hi all , just been to see a friends shop alarm , he has new door fitted , he previously had a bell to alert him to a customer whilst in the back, he has new pvc so he doesn't want this back up, he has a d/c on the door set to chime , but this only comes through the keypad?, i though the...

School finishes at 1:30 on friday , what more can i do to prove im 15?

Still tugging on that leash eh , you were young once..

I respect that , just saying :D

Keep us updated , or shout if you need advice.

Don't wish to be a knob , but should't give it out publicly

If its a remote key pad it will be between 11-13v DC so no harm , except if you short the live to ground , you will pop a fuse in the main panel, get a company in if you wish , if its tied in with your insurance get a NSI or SSAIB company in.

People like you shouldn't have that info if your wishing to freely give it out! Its a high end panel , or has that not registered to you, a reason why they don't put that info in the engineering manual. Alarm Will Back Me Up , as well as a few others on here.

For polarity issues , connect A to 5 And B to 2

To interfere with the master sock is an offence and frowned up on by all and your provider. If you wish to go a head , change it with a NTE5 or ask Virgin for an upgrade to an NTE , but this will be expensive.

My heavy hand :oops: , its 2nd hand around 2 1/2 years old , removed as occupants moved house and wanted a brand new system and said i could have the old system if i wanted it.