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It's not designed for diy fitment. Nut it's a filter so what was connected to the supply should go through it. Keep on eye on load too

Any wired sounder should be suitable but check the polarity of the tamper return

You can usually change them yourself but it is usual the batteries are replaced every 2 years on the service. Care needs to be taken as you can easily damage them if opened incorrectly. Also you may breach your service agreement

K band will penetrate less but will still penetrate. If not a conservatory abd you can place the detector away I'd suggest a quad. Maybe a photo of the area and a drawing showing location would help

You can't use a speech dialler with an arm you need some form of communicator. Panels have their own or there are dualcom units etc

Yes you will need it installed by a qualified person. Notification options will depend on the panel used You will need an external communicator

It's a 12v psu I don't see why not. What's the demand?

You could use the pyronix stand alone reciever with pyronix peripherals. It will give hard wired connections. Alternatively upgrade and use a texecom ricochet expander

The handsets should call when pressing the call button. Is the handset sitting correctly when on hook as it wont call when off hook. also the unit may have a mute facility is this enabled?

i assume it also shows this when trying to arm the system?

if the circuit is looped out and showing as active (with no other wires connected to the terminals) id suspect a panel issue.

From the sounds of it that sounds like some sort of kit. If its BNC at the DVR end id expect it to be the same camera end. Do you have pictures of both ends of the cable to be sure?

No sorry no of the kit we supply is designed for diy use. It's designed to be installed by professionals.

The sd1 is a pstn based dialler. Menvier SD1+ Speech Dialler [SD1-UK] The sd3 is obsolete and was a gsm based unit. Yes the SD3 replacement is the Eaton Universal 4G speech dialler [SD-LTE]

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Yes it's a non eol resestor contact

It's not a common problem I know of. If you loop out the circuit what happens then

Look slike a problem with circuit 1 Have you metered it is the contact closing as expected what is the resistance reading when the door is closed. Why was the previous panel replaced but also bear in mind the g4 has been out of production for a while are you sure you have a brand new panel?

Yes Its normal to power it down as if you cross a wire you can blow the board or a fuse. Bear in mind to the 9600 is gonna be around 30 yr old now

You will need to wire to the other 'T' connection to 12v- also. You do need a - tamper return

is pretty simplified?

12v - = Blue 12v + = Red Bell = Black STB = White Im assuming the 2 connections marked as T are a voltage input and output clean switch but not sure what bell you have. But they re the tamper return which on your old image is Yellow But you will need (id assume) a negative tamper return, this depends on the panel connecting to.

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is it just the tranmitter that has failed?

Are you wanting to send 2 hd images down the same coax? If so what resolution?