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@@Notifier-457 no problem

I’m afraid not. I didn’t have the time.

Are you trying to use a conventional panel or addressable panel? If using conventional, you can use one of your panel alarm relays, but you won’t be able to silence it. You’ll need to run a NAC to the power connections on either a PAM-1 or MR/101 relay and put your panels resistor on it. Then run Positive Aux power to COM on the relay and Negative Aux power to the COM on the Test Station, then run NO from the relay to the red LED, and NC to the green LED.

I’ll see about it, since I now have DVC.

Yes but it’s not set to go off during walk test cause I have it wired to a control module.

Yes cause it’s annoying.

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Several things can, such as running gas powered devices indoors, or blowing out pilot lights on gas stoves.

Either a B200SR or B200SR-LF if you’re using an MS-9200 or 9600 UDLS.

@ would it work on my fire lite es50x panel

@ No. it has to be the B200S intelligent sounder base.

I had someone help me program it.

The CO message came from the Potter Programming Software on an AFC-1000V configuration file. The temp 4 tone I already had on my computer.

@@Notifier-457 Thanks! Got the message.

Yes eventually.

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Yes you should be able to.

@@Notifier-457 what about the address bc the Ms-5ud is conventional?

@ Yes the MS-5UD is conventional, but the ANN-80 has dipswitches where you have to set the address on it, and then program it into the panel by going to programming, option modules, ANN-80, and set the number of the address that is on the ANN-80. Make sure you have ANN-BUS enabled in programming. You do it the same way as you would with an MS-10UD, MS-9050UD, MS-9200 and MS-9600UDLS.

@ ok thx I will try!

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@@Notifier-457 ur welcome

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It’s actually a heat detector.

@@Notifier-457 notifier flame feeler Tbh I’m just saying stupid shit lol

Because the DVC is on an AA-30 with a DVC-AO. Analog amplifiers do that.

Yes I agree.

Yeah. Looks like I’ll be starting fresh again in series 5 and will have to redo a couple previous requests that didn’t get edited.

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Yes

I was gonna have System Test 18 as the last test, but my hard drive died and I had to get a new one which resulted on me losing everything on it cause I didn’t back it up before then.

The alarm would keep sounding, but the system would just be on battery power.

I would do that if it won’t stop

@@retrostudio5600 You just need to press the acknowledge and silence button on the panel or annunciator to turn off the alarms. Unplugging and powering down the entire system when it is in alarm is something that you never do cause it can fry the panel or kill the notification appliance circuits.

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They’re called strobes.

@@Notifier-457☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️ I think he is SUPER underage

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I’m planning to sell it.

@@Notifier-457 does your new voice evac have more messages than the other one

@@firealarm421 it sure does

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It died unfortunately and I sold it.

With the relay module beside it.

@@Notifier-457 sorry i meant by the terminals cause i’ve been looking to purchase one but couldn’t find wiring diagrams

@@firesafetylite What I did was run aux power positive to the common of the relay module, and aux power negative to the common on the APA151, then run a connection from Nomally open on the relay module to the Alarm terminal on the APA151, and Normally Closed to the Power terminal on the APA151.

@@Notifier-457 thank you!

@@firesafetylite Keep in mind if you do it from one of your panel relays, you won’t be able to silence it.

That’s my plan for series 5.

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Yup!

It’s a remote strobe that’s part of the tornado mini system.

I’ll see about it.

Good test video!

@@firepro-squad7778 Thanks a lot. Feel free to submit a system test request. Just so you know, the form is outdated right now.

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Probably with a relay or monitor module connected to it.

​@@Notifier-457 how would the system differentiate between different messages and tests?

@@ZT_1234 I don't think it would. maybe some announcator systems will say this is a test if its a newer one

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