Aritech Bellbox - Initial Branded

[Specialist]

justin mate - its donkeys old, he wont be reading it, no one will, no matter how long you leave CAPS lock on

BUT if you wanna debate the idea your some kind of alarm world "robin hood " figure go start a new topic called

"justins thread to discuss just how much info should be available on the net not just this site.........." rather than keep hinting at it on the end of your posts

regards

Angus

Hi Angus:

Totally agree mate, there is far too much info available to the general public over the internet. What people dont seem to grasp is that over the internet we cant tell whether the person asking the question is genuine or some thieving scroat.

Keep up the good work mate, Best regards: Andy @ Amman Security

[Guest anguscanplay]

Hi Angus:

Totally agree mate, there is far too much info available to the general public over the internet. What people dont seem to grasp is that over the internet we cant tell whether the person asking the question is genuine or some thieving scroat.

Keep up the good work mate, Best regards: Andy @ Amman Security

and you Andy, hows the work load now ?

[Specialist]

and you Andy, hows the work load now ?

Pretty Good Thanks mate: After I did that install for the old lady I have had three good paying installs from her family members, thanks to you & Alan both for the friendly ear & the offer of help. It was much appreciated. .

All the best:Andy.

[PJF]

Justin mate,

You not quite right with your information, the tamper connections on the AS293 are normal closed with no resistors fitted. The guy had a scantronic panel and not a Aritech so no 4K7 needed. If your fitting this bell to any panel with resistors, you only need to have one resistor in line on tamper pair with circuit programmed to tamper. So with bell cover on cct seeing 4K7 etc, bell cover off cct goes into tamper.

Paul.