Honeywell ADE Reson 8 bell box - connection help required

[jblaco]

I have purchased a new Honeywell ADE Reson 8 bell box which excluding the battery has five terminals:-
Stb -
Trig -
Hold off -
Hold off +
Rtn -

How should it be connected to the existing control panel using the available four wires ?
Notation on control panel is :-
SA bell hold off -ve
SA bell anti-tamper -ve
Bell power -ve feed
Bell hold off supply

 

[oasistechnical]

stb - ve strobe trigger, link to bell trigger if yu only have 4 core cable

trig - ve = bell power -ve (bell trigger)
hold off - ve = SA hold off - ve (bell hold supply negative)
hold off + ve = bell hold off supply + ve (bell hold off positive)
rtn -ve = SA bell anti tamper - ve (tamper return)

Oasis

 

[jblaco]

stb - ve strobe trigger, link to bell trigger if yu only have 4 core cable

trig - ve = bell power -ve (bell trigger)
hold off - ve = SA hold off - ve (bell hold supply negative)
hold off + ve = bell hold off supply + ve (bell hold off positive)
rtn -ve = SA bell anti tamper - ve (tamper return)

Oasis

Oasis. Thanks for your prompt response

Please confirm if I have got this connection plan correct.

Stb - = Fix an extra lead from this terminal to Trig- terminal
Trig - = Bell power -ve feed
Hold off - = SA bell hold off -ve
Hold off + = Bell hold off supply
Rtn - = SA bell anti tamper - ve

 

[oasistechnical]

yep thats right, unless your cable to the eternal siren has 6 cores then use the strobe connection using another one of the spare cores.

Oasis

 

[jblaco]

Thanks for the confirmation and have wired as you said. The supply cable from the control panel has only 4 cores red, black, blue and yellow.
Next thing is to activate the system and I hope you can on advise the appropriate connection sequence.
1. Control panel mains supply on / off
2. Control panel battery - and + terminals in
3. Control panel switch on / off
4. Bell box battery on / off pin terminal.
5. Bell box timer settings :-
J6 test
J5 20 minutes
J4 10 minutes
J3 5 minutes

Also what should I expect to hear if all is well