wens52 Posted September 1, 2007 Posted September 1, 2007 hi i have a pyronix control panell but have put up a new texecom bell box i have wired it up as it says but still has tamper showing on control box any one have the correct way of wiring it up do i need all 6 wires are does 2 wires need to go together at the moment i have only 5 wire connected please help
antinode Posted September 1, 2007 Posted September 1, 2007 Hi there. Which Pyronix control panel do you have? Can you list the connections you have made between the control panel and the bell box. Is the bell box functioning OK apart from the tamper fault? What are the two green LEDs on the bell box doing? (IE are they both alternating slowly, about once per second?) Trade Member
wens52 Posted September 1, 2007 Author Posted September 1, 2007 Hi there. Which Pyronix control panel do you have? Can you list the connections you have made between the control panel and the bell box. Is the bell box functioning OK apart from the tamper fault? What are the two green LEDs on the bell box doing? (IE are they both alternating slowly, about once per second?) the leds do light up and flash when i power up but when i put code in it does not function correctly and the tamper light lights up then after a short while the alarm rings to stop it i have to remove the red wire
alterEGO Posted September 1, 2007 Posted September 1, 2007 the leds do light up and flash when i power up but when i put code in it does not function correctly and the tamper light lights up then after a short while the alarm rings to stop it i have to remove the red wire hi, as scott said you need to post the connections you have made.
wens52 Posted September 1, 2007 Author Posted September 1, 2007 the leds do light up and flash when i power up but when i put code in it does not function correctly and the tamper light lights up then after a short while the alarm rings to stop it i have to remove the red wire the old bell box was wired as follows yellow ring- black -rtn green hold - red hold off+ blue bell box the white not sure if it was connected the new box is wired as follows red +ve supply blue -ve bell yellow -ve tamper black ov green - ve strobe
antinode Posted September 1, 2007 Posted September 1, 2007 the old bell box was wired as follows yellow ring- black -rtn green hold - red hold off+ blue bell box the white not sure if it was connected the new box is wired as follows red +ve supply blue -ve bell yellow -ve tamper black ov green - ve strobe OK, the Red wire is correct, but you need to make the following changes: Black wire to -ve tamp in bell box Green wire to OV in bell box Yellow to -ve bell in bell box Whats the blue wire connected to in the control panel? I take it your old bell didn't have a strobe? Trade Member
wens52 Posted September 1, 2007 Author Posted September 1, 2007 OK, the Red wire is correct, but you need to make the following changes:Black wire to -ve tamp in bell box Green wire to OV in bell box Yellow to -ve bell in bell box Whats the blue wire connected to in the control panel? I take it your old bell didn't have a strobe? old box did have a stobe
antinode Posted September 1, 2007 Posted September 1, 2007 old box did have a stobe OK. The blue wire could be the strobe - and the white strobe + depending on what make it was. You need to confirm what these are connected to at the panel end. Trade Member
wens52 Posted September 1, 2007 Author Posted September 1, 2007 OK. The blue wire could be the strobe - and the white strobe + depending on what make it was. You need to confirm what these are connected to at the panel end. there is that many wires in the control panel not sure but im certain that the white was connected to a other wire
antinode Posted September 1, 2007 Posted September 1, 2007 there is that many wires in the control panel not sure but im certain that the white was connected to a other wire Sorry mate. I can't help you any further until I know what they are connected to. Trade Member
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