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  1. no in this case it allows the panel to detect if the wire is attacked and someone tries to defeat the sab tamper by shorting to 0v. You need a panel that supports this feature
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  2. as already mentioned you only use the nc connection if using the sol resistor. In this case connect to tr (tamper return)
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  3. Have you done it and what's the issue ?
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  4. Swb must be talking in general as each manufacturer can make there outputs different
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  5. I'd say all looks correct but the SCB return should be in TR not NC (which I assume from the diagram to mean "No Connection" and not "Normally Closed") As for the electronics behind the panel I have never seen the panel so difficult to comment. What you have said seems right for panels of that era tho.
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  6. Just bear in mind that some of us are made up characters for the purpose of entertainment.
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