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The left relay is common the right connection normally open

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The manual is assuming you are wiring to a transister output. As you are using relays thus is not in the manual. The input just requires a switched 0v. You can try this by using a short piece of wire and brrifly connecting from 0v to Input 1 if programmed correctly this will cause the unit to dial

They input requires 0v to trigger. As above connect one side of the relay to 0v (usually common) then connect the other to the required input.

You have a 12v and a 0v supply connection. The dialler is expecting a 0v trigger

as its relay based id assume you have Normally open and common connections. You need to connect the commons to 0v and the Normally opens to the relevant triggers

No only for fike hardware

Hi Ian. Screen printing requires a minimum order quantity depending on the manufacturer

The ex35r is just a sensor the rf transmitter is seperare and usually fitted behind the sensor.

You can but iirc the Id expander is no longer in production.

Unfortunately Id is the bus system your panel uses is obsolete. If your a pro installer hkc make a bus system compatible with your wiring. If you have all 9 devices daisy chained then you can't use an eol type panel but if you have 8 core you can run 3 powered devices on each cable. Depends on the wiring

the sd1+ iirc is a 12v device. Is it running on something else?

I've not tested that combination but you will require a standalone compatible tx fir the visonic. The beam is just the detector for connecting to a standalone tx

No reason why it wouldn't work, but I'd use the viper glx sensors, nice adjustment on the shock level

I'd look into the hkc range But use something like the cqr sensa as you will need a wired ball for backlit

I would only advise 1 device per zone but if latching you can have more

the spk input is just that. its not a switched input connection. You need to use the spk connection on the panel. However on that panel i would use a dedicated 16 Ohm speaker rather than a combined. If using a combined use something with a low and a high input and use outputs instead of speaker

Im not fully understanding the question? Its difficult to suggest detector layout etc without a drawing with scale. The units are easy to setup for a professional installer but are not diy consumer products The parts listed wont work together without some sort of switching unit. This will depend on the sites requirements

It's difficult to suggest anything without assuming lots of info. The only way to be sure is to survey the site. Most systems are kits however they always have compromises by there nature First look at your desired views then light levels etc. All cameras are not equal. Once you have your chosen cameras and probably detectors look at the dvr. Backplane bitrate, channel bitrate are things to consider. Imo you want at least 4mb/s for 2mp 6 plus for 4. Then storage issues, hard drive types etc There are kits but they are designed to be used for budgets not well designed systems

Optex detectors are UL tested, but dont have adjustment (unsure why this is needed) but could use a bracket. Also IIRC the takex units are UL too James

24v will limit your choice, but all you need is a detector that has ul approval? No other requirement?

They are the bell tamper and trigger connections from memory (as the 800l is long obsolete) -r is tamper return S is bell trigger ST is strobe

You can't, an accenta keypad is for an accenta and optima

Would this https://www.securitywarehouse.co.uk/catalog/intruder-alarm-c-36/remote-signalling-c-36_57/a5-gsm-alarm-autodialer-and-sms-senderno-enclosure-p-5080.html

What particular features do you need?