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Texecom Verita Excell And Teecom Speech Dialer


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hello there

new to the forum and thank his hollyness of google for pointing me in this direction

i have installed a veritas excel into my new house with three keypads,now the problem i have is that i have purchased a text/speech dialer(texecom) to also add to the system.

i am not behind the door by no means as i come from an electrical/mechanical/engineering background yet this set up scares me to death as i cant make head nor tale of how to wire the speech dialer up.any advise for oh stupid one here.

secondary thoughts can iw ire one keypad direct and daisy chain the other two or will they all need to be in parallel/series

and probably not the last question but we will get there.i also have a heavy duty garage door contact to install but all the bl**dy wires are white.where do i start....!!!~~~~##~##s

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secondary thoughts can iw ire one keypad direct and daisy chain the other two or will they all need to be in parallel/series

and probably not the last question but we will get there.i also have a heavy duty garage door contact to install but all the bl**dy wires are white.where do i start....!!!~~~~##~##s

can't help you with speech dialler and can't understand for sure what you mean by "daisy chain parallel series" phrase but if it says "R" in the keypad make sure you connect it to the mother board where it says "R" etc.. cabling can be star or chain or whatever unless it doesn't exceed the limits said in the manual.

what comes to door contact:

i don't know how many wires do you have in the contact but let's imagine there is 17389 wires.

1) put the magnet part next to the detection part and measure which wires are short

2) take the magnet part further and measure if the same wires are now open

3) if not open, return to 1

to help yourself please number every wire first and then start measuring 1-2 1-3 1-4 ... 1-17389 then 2-3 2-4 2-5 2-6 2-17389 etc..

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to help yourself please number every wire first and then start measuring 1-2 1-3 1-4 ... 1-17389 then 2-3 2-4 2-5 2-6 2-17389 etc..

I'll have a pint of whatever you're drinking! :rolleyes:

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I'll have a pint of whatever you're drinking! :rolleyes:

The Glenlivet

12yrs old Single Malt Scotch..

welcome to :beer:

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speech dialler wires into digi outputs on excel,

keypads can be daisy chain, star, spur, whatever but are all wired in parallel.

get your multimeter out, 2 white cables will have a permanent short, they are the tamper pair, the other 2 will be the alarm pair, check by moving the magnet near the contact and they will go from open circuit to closed

The opinions I express are mine and are usually correct!

(Except when I'm wrong)(which I'm not)

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Your heavy duty door contact.. the pre stripped wires are the switch the other two are the tamper pair.

Dont fit many diallers but try this

Connect 12v and 0v to aux +/- and use bell trigger to trigger intruder input. :)

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ditto, the last roller shutter /garage door contact i fitted. the two contact wires were stripped at the end, while the two for tamper were not. :)

Kevin Scott. Owner of KK Alarms...... Installation .. Service .. Repair ...... Thoughout.. Northumberland and North Tyneside ..... Tel:01670 361948 (call diverted after 15 seconds) or 07947444114

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i know its been a while since i looked at your replies but i would like to thank you all for your help and support on the above matters everything working perfect thanks to all your help and assistance

p.s no its not took me this long to sort it i just though i would take a peek at what is new in the forums

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The Glenlivet

12yrs old Single Malt Scotch..

welcome to :beer:

Try a real one Laphroaig

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