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2 minutes ago, sixwheeledbeast said:

Aux + -, HO and ST over on the left would be may guess.

Probably right, the sab i'm using is an MAS sabmaster module and ive tried wiring it up but it just blows a fuse in the panel.

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Have to ask: Why would you want to connect an alarm that old back up ?

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Posted (edited)
2 minutes ago, Specialist said:

Have to ask: Why would you want to connect an alarm that old back up ?

Well because it looks pretty cool in my eyes and ive always wanted an early electronic display sort of panel in my collection of ye olde burglar alarms.

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Ok, now that makes more sense if your an alarm collector.

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I would test with a meter first but I assume:-

 

12v+ = +ve

12v- = trig

HO = -ve

ST = tamp return

B = beacon? strobe

 

Failing that the 999 D'COM terminals are likely negative sinking panic and intruder.

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8 minutes ago, sixwheeledbeast said:

I would test with a meter first but I assume:-

 

12v+ = +ve

12v- = trig

HO = -ve

ST = tamp return

B = beacon? strobe

 

Failing that the 999 D'COM terminals are likely negative sinking panic and intruder.

The problem is the HO is not negative its positive 

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3 minutes ago, sixwheeledbeast said:

So it's for an old SCB then

Ill probably just run the tamper switch directly to the panel then put the hold off where it needs to go, then put the trig on the B terminal.

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