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Paul , its PROG , CODE , 0 , 5 for walk test.

The original Compact 6 has fixed zone types eg zone 1 e/e , zone 2 access etc , and are not programmable.

As you say , the brown and blue are the 230 vAC inputs and the orange pair are the AC outputs ( to the PCB ) the reading on these should be about 18 vAC.

The transformer output is AC , so its not important which way round they go.Just look for the 2 terms marked AC.

Be very careful , you are obviously out of your depth..please get someone competent to ensure that the incoming wires are dead.The incoming mains follow normal convention , brown to the connector with a fuse...the 2 orange go to the circuit board , 2 terms marked AC or similar. But ..please get...

If you are talking about the Accenta G4 lcd , then yes it is simple to do.You will need the engineers code , have a read at page 34 , you just need to set up program 2 , choose your used zones (leave out the upstairs zone), select an exit mode , dependant on your layout you may have to change a...

Yes , I think it just acts as another RKP on the ADE system, and the relay contacts are to integrate with other kit.

I think the PTS connections are only used when connecting to other brands of panel , using their keyswitch zone.

go to ukpanels.com..they have the manuals and friendly helpers ..all free

You need to find out how this relay will operate , but usually you would connect it across the garage detector NC terminals , so when you press the remote to open the door , the detector is bypassed ( or shunted) , giving you time to disarm the alarm.

Have a look in the Alarm Sticky at the top, a magnetic contact is shown , the 2 chrome terms are the ones connected to the glass reed switch , these should go closed circuit in the presence of the magnet,

The control panel has the following : T ..neg tamper return A..neg supply (perm) B..bell switch neg A..pos supply (perm) Strobe - for strobe. Page 4 of the AG6/8 guide tells you how to connect , just use the Optima XL4 conections.

Have a look at the gap between the frame and the top of the door , on most of them its bigger than you think.

Use a bit of blutak , and experiment fitting the 2 halves in the channels in the frame and door , its dead easy. [/img]

You don't say how many zones you require , but if less than 8 , have a look at the Cascade Avanti comes with a prox RKP as standard, but to be honest , you get more features for the extra money if you go for the Tex Premier.

You don't necessarily require an engineer.You need the engineers code and an installation manual.Have a good read through the manual , and if you feel confident , give it a go!. Have a look at ukpanels website , they have manuals , and lots of patience.

Correct , 6 core alarm cable.

You haven't told us what panel , but generally , open panel , internal alarm sounds , key in user code , alarm stops , remove the wires going into the 12+v supply terminal.Now you can remove the PIR without the fuse blowing.Make a note of where the wires go ( take a picture if poss ).