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On my garden office I fitted a PSU200XP off which I have an external bell box, door contact, PIR's, fire and keypad.  Also a small extension speaker so I can hear chimes from the house doors.

 

A short run is usually ok to share cables with speaker, but not on a long run and especially not with keypads as you'll get network errors.

 

 

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Ahh good point, hadn't thought about if it didn't have a battery then with a broken wire it won't work. Presumably that'll be the same if someone cuts the cable ...although the main alarm siren should go off. Hmm more food for thought.

 

Unfortunately I can't use a speaker output as the pad i'm using there is the LCDP, the LCDLP will be used in the house.

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So i've wired it up, but now i'm not sure how to wire it up to the alarm panel.

 

The wiring standard i've followed is the linked sound and flash as attached.

 

On my panel i'm using EOL for the sensors so i'm not using the tamper circuit.

 

I think i'm supposed to connect it to the bell block, so +ve to 12v and -ve to 0v, is that correct?

 

Also do I wire the tamper wires to Tamp, and 0V?

 

 

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So linked sound option

 

Generally +12v to +12v 

Gnd to an output that switches from 12v to ground, bell output or another pgm 

 

 

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Just a quick update... both PIR and internal sounder are working.

The sounder is very loud and makes the room uncomfortable to hang around in.

 

Thank you all especially al-yeti!

 

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