I'm replacing a Brinks alarm system and I have a few questions. The existing setup is all wired:
Brinks BHS-3000C panel with 3 keypads
2 int. sirens/speakers
1 ext. siren
1 ext. strobe
zone 1 - 2 doors
zone 2 - 2 int. doors
zone 3 - 7 windows
zone 4 - 1 overhead door
zone 5 - 4 overhead doors
zone 6 - 4 glassbreaks
zone 7 - 1 smoke, 1 heat
zone 8 - 1 smoke, 1 heat
Honeywell 4208u zone expander
zone 9 - 1 motion
zone 10 - 1 motion
For the new alarm, I've purchased:
Honeywell Ademco Vista 20p control panel
Honeywell 6160 alpha keypad
2 Honeywell 6150 fixed keypads
Honeywell 4219 zone expander
1. The panel is upstairs and the zone expander is mounted downstairs next to one of the motion detectors, and from there it's wired to the main keypad. Can I use this same wiring setup with the new zone expander?
2. The motions are both connected to the zone expander. When I connect them to the new expander, will each need a EOL resistor?
3. Does it matter which zone/connectors the motions are connected to on the new expander? Where I mounted the new expander, I can only reach the two right most zone connectors.
4. It looks like the glassbreaks are wired/looped together. Is it ok to leave them like that when I connect them to the new alarm panel? Do I just need one EOL resistor?
Thanks,
dw
Brinks BHS-3000C panel with 3 keypads
2 int. sirens/speakers
1 ext. siren
1 ext. strobe
zone 1 - 2 doors
zone 2 - 2 int. doors
zone 3 - 7 windows
zone 4 - 1 overhead door
zone 5 - 4 overhead doors
zone 6 - 4 glassbreaks
zone 7 - 1 smoke, 1 heat
zone 8 - 1 smoke, 1 heat
Honeywell 4208u zone expander
zone 9 - 1 motion
zone 10 - 1 motion
For the new alarm, I've purchased:
Honeywell Ademco Vista 20p control panel
Honeywell 6160 alpha keypad
2 Honeywell 6150 fixed keypads
Honeywell 4219 zone expander
1. The panel is upstairs and the zone expander is mounted downstairs next to one of the motion detectors, and from there it's wired to the main keypad. Can I use this same wiring setup with the new zone expander?
2. The motions are both connected to the zone expander. When I connect them to the new expander, will each need a EOL resistor?
3. Does it matter which zone/connectors the motions are connected to on the new expander? Where I mounted the new expander, I can only reach the two right most zone connectors.
4. It looks like the glassbreaks are wired/looped together. Is it ok to leave them like that when I connect them to the new alarm panel? Do I just need one EOL resistor?
Thanks,
dw
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