Scantronic 9651

[Guest letterick]

Hi have just started to install a scantronic 9651 system.As a diy'er' could do with a little help on the wiring of my pir's'.I have followed the book but the pet pir that i am fitting has a positive and negative terminal in the pir unit.Also marked up is burglar zone.These are the wires i am unsure of where i am to fit them in the alarm control box.

Thanks for any advice in advance

[Guest rjbsec]

Pages 20/21 of the installation manual give you an illustration of two wiring options - what aspect of the wiring do you not understand?

[Guest letterick]

Pages 20/21 of the installation manual give you an illustration of two wiring options - what aspect of the wiring do you not understand?

Hi,nothing on pages 20/21 that is the programming page in my book.Bascially just need to know exactly which wires need to be connected from the control unit to the pir to make it functional.

Thanks

[Guest rjbsec]

Hi,nothing on pages 20/21 that is the programming page in my book.Bascially just need to know exactly which wires need to be connected from the control unit to the pir to make it functional.

Thanks

Are you wiring fsl or standard?

[Guest letterick]

Are you wiring fsl or standard?

I want to wire them standard not using resistors.I opened the pir up expecting to see two connections for the tamper circuit and two for the movement circuit but also have 12v + -.

Not sure where to connect to im guessing they power the unit but not messing until i know.

Thanks again

[Guest rjbsec]

I want to wire them standard not using resistors.I opened the pir up expecting to see two connections for the tamper circuit and two for the movement circuit but also have 12v + -.

Not sure where to connect to im guessing they power the unit but not messing until i know.

Thanks again

Okay that's fine, the 12v goes to the 12-volt positive DC supply (+) at the panel and the - goes to the 12-volt negative DC supply on the panel (-)

[Guest letterick]

Okay that's fine, the 12v goes to the 12-volt positive DC supply (+) at the panel and the - goes to the 12-volt negative DC supply on the panel (-)

Hi that was my guess i have a 12 AUX but i dont have a 12 volt negative on the control board.I have 0 v two of these connection points?

[Guest rjbsec]

Hi that was my guess i have a 12 AUX but i dont have a 12 volt negative on the control board.I have 0 v two of these connection points?

0v is negative.

[antinode]

Hi that was my guess i have a 12 AUX but i dont have a 12 volt negative on the control board.I have 0 v two of these connection points?

You have two terminals for 12V AUX, and underneath those are two terminals marked "0V", these are your positive and negative terminals respectively. It does'nt matter which of the two you use, aslong as you connect positive in the PIR to one of the 12V AUX terminals, and the negative in the PIR to one of the 0V terminals. Any powered detector on your system will need to be connected to these terminals.

[Guest letterick]

You have two terminals for 12V AUX, and underneath those are two terminals marked "0V", these are your positive and negative terminals respectively. It does'nt matter which of the two you use, aslong as you connect positive in the PIR to one of the 12V AUX terminals, and the negative in the PIR to one of the 0V terminals. Any powered detector on your system will need to be connected to these terminals.

Thanks guys

Thanks guys

Does it make a difference what way the zone connectors are wired into the pir?