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I think i worded that wrong lol, with them joined together in the kitchen do u get continuity on the cable from the panel to the hall? U can actually wire each detector with 3 cores if u link 0v and com in the detector, then wire the other core to eol terminal on the panel
 
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As above it may have been junction boxed in series under the floor …twist together at both pirs ( blue and yellow ) then check at the panel end …
 
I think i worded that wrong lol, with them joined together in the kitchen do u get continuity on the cable from the panel to the hall? U can actually wire each detector with 3 cores if u link 0v and com in the detector, then wire the other core to eol terminal on the panel
Hey. Yes, if blue and yellow are joined at both PIR locations, there is continuity all the way back to the panel. Reading 3ohms.

Per your wiring diagram below, I think I can probably try and and execute that, thank you. I am a bit confused about what's going on with this blue / yellow pair now... why do they need to be twisted together in both PIR locations to get continuity back to panel? No com wire required - is that because you've looped through 0v?



As above it may have been junction boxed in series under the floor …twist together at both pirs ( blue and yellow ) then check at the panel end …
Yes, you've got it. I don't really understand what is going on though? 3 ohms at panel when blue and yellow twisted together at BOTH Pirs. But if either twist join is removed at either PIR, nothing back to alarm panel? I thought ok, so the feed is direct to kitchen rather than hall but why both need to be twisted together to get a reading...

Thanks both, you've really gone out of your way so far. I thought this would be a pretty easy change over. Which I suppose it has been but this pre-existing issue has side tracked me!!

I've also installed a new delta bell - X and light box. The one on the front of the house was fully operational, but made it look quite unkept and out of date. It's a metal enclosure with a W on the clear PCB cover..... I'll post a photo just for nostalgia.... On the new delat bell x - I am still getting a tamper fault after completing install. Its not the front cover tamper switch. Is there a back tamper switch? It's raining now and I don't want to be climbing ladders until it's a little drier and I know what I am actually looking for!!

I assume this wiring diagram posted is correct? And the -12v needs the jumper onto one of the T terminals.. That's what I've done. I don't recall seeing the back tamper switch in the new delta x unit!!

Thanks so much...
 

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Hi.
Have you put a wire link from 0v to one of the T terminals ?
Yes. Did that from the -ve terminal to the bottom t terminal. Then t top terminal goes back to the t on the bell connections on the panel. edit. the bell tamper connection, specifically.
 
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Just twist the blue and yellow at the kitchen pir and wire the hall with the blue and yellow i reckon that will work. Wrt the bell does it have the tamper switch with the circle base that goes at top left or is it the old style to the bottom left of the pcb ?
 
Just twist the blue and yellow at the kitchen pir and wire the hall with the blue and yellow i reckon that will work. Wrt the bell does it have the tamper switch with the circle base that goes at top left or is it the old style to the bottom left of the pcb ?
Yes, will do re blue and yellow wire, thanks. That was what I was going to do following your instructions.

Yes, the delabellk x has the round tamper switch base top left, presses in and turns to lock into housing.
 
Yes, will do re blue and yellow wire, thanks. That was what I was going to do following your instructions.

Yes, the delabellk x has the round tamper switch base top left, presses in and turns to lock into housing.
Right. Followed wiring instructions drawn with the 0v link and only 3 wires, using blue and yellow as one wire and twisted together at other pir location. That all seems to work now. Activated as intruder "06" in inputs and walk test completed. Previously it was set to "0" in settings. Fantastic, thank you.

Case tamper ? …..it should say bell tamper
Sorry. It says SAB tamper!

On the SAB, I don't know what I could of done.

I'm getting some boots on and a ladder so I can take a photo. One thing I did do that was not required was run a +12v cable from alarm panel to b+. But I have now disconnected that this morning at alarm panel end!!!
 
Yes, will do re blue and yellow wire, thanks. That was what I was going to do following your instructions.

Yes, the delabellk x has the round tamper switch base top left, presses in and turns to lock into housing.
Right. Followed wiring instructions drawn with the 0v link and only 3 wires, using blue and yellow as one wire and twisted together at other pir location. That all seems to work now. Activated as intruder "06" in inputs and walk test completed. Previously it was set to "0" in settings. Fantastic, thank you.

On the SAB, I don't know what I could of done.
 
Ok. Apologies, two issues were working against me. 1 I temporarily and loosly screwed on cover of deltabell x. And there were some spare wires stopping it from closing. So to rectify that I temp taped up the tamper switch. Still problem. Then I photographed both ends for learned advise on here, but when I looked at the photo of the bell wiring I could see my problem with the tamper jump wire. You don't see the alignment very well from beneath and only the photo solved it for me. Thanks so much....

will it work for engineer hold off in engineer menu with the C wire (green connected at panel end) and green to engineers hold off on bell? What output setting would I need to program? Or just forget....? Thanks again. Sorry for the distraction on this SAB tamper!

Edit. found this. Can try it.



Not sure what endstation output means, can I choose any?
 

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You have put the link wire in engineer hold off …not the other ….T….move the yellow wire up one in the bell box …
 

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