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Hi,
I'm wiring the digicom outputs from my Optima plus 2 to an raspberry pi to trigger an email / alert if intruder/fire/PA outputs are triggered.
I've taken pins 43,44,45 to a board of opto isolators to convert 12v down to 3.3v for the GPIO pins together with the 12v rail as a common anode so that when in an alarm condition the 12v drops to 0v I can detect and trigger a script.
Running the engineer test though from the panel, triggering the PA or Intruder digicom test the display should show '6' or '7' but doesn't - just get 2 beeps. I've left 42 line fault monitor unconnected. meter shows 12v is present on 43,44,45 as it should be.
Is there some other trick to enable the digicom out? I can't see anything else in the service manual -
thanks!!
edit - here's the optoisolator board http://www.icstation.com/4bit-optocoupler-isolator-level-voltage-converter-board-signal-p-8036.html
I'm wiring the digicom outputs from my Optima plus 2 to an raspberry pi to trigger an email / alert if intruder/fire/PA outputs are triggered.
I've taken pins 43,44,45 to a board of opto isolators to convert 12v down to 3.3v for the GPIO pins together with the 12v rail as a common anode so that when in an alarm condition the 12v drops to 0v I can detect and trigger a script.
Running the engineer test though from the panel, triggering the PA or Intruder digicom test the display should show '6' or '7' but doesn't - just get 2 beeps. I've left 42 line fault monitor unconnected. meter shows 12v is present on 43,44,45 as it should be.
Is there some other trick to enable the digicom out? I can't see anything else in the service manual -
thanks!!
edit - here's the optoisolator board http://www.icstation.com/4bit-optocoupler-isolator-level-voltage-converter-board-signal-p-8036.html
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