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I used these to retrofit some window sensors and the Shed - they work really well.
Take note though - you will actually use up more than just the 4 and 8 inputs respectively. Eg you will want one to show the low battery warning, one to show if someone is jamming etc there are also a cpl of other options if I recall.
StuartLast edited on Tuesday Dec 13th, 2011 12:31 pm by schford
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| Posted: Tuesday Dec 13th, 2011 01:55 pm |
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Me too. Worked very well.
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| Posted: Tuesday Dec 13th, 2011 06:46 pm |
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What about 2-way keyfobs? For that I need both inputs and outputs. Does visonic have transmitter with inputs and outputs?
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| Posted: Wednesday Dec 14th, 2011 05:54 am |
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I dont think there are such things as 2 way keyfobs
The keyfob just sends a signal to arm or disarm
Comfort will indicate armed or disarmed on the keypads, or iphone etc
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Hey Tan,
I think you are little bit confused of keyfob, It sends only one signal.
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I am not sure that I understood wrong.
Look at Two-way Keyfob MCT-237.
It says "two way" 6-button???
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| Posted: Monday Jul 16th, 2012 09:54 am |
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This device may only be Compatible with PowerMaxPro, PowerMaxComplete and PowerMaxExpress
control panels - as it states (not Comfort).
I have an old Visonic receiver and it does not have any mechanism to take and input to act as 'status' to feed this back to the keyfob
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Hi Ident
This looks good as i already have some Visonic detectors.
Does the Visonic Receiver need the relay board to connect to the zones on comfort (its described as an open collector to dry contact adapter)?
The spec says the the receiver outputs are open collector type and, as i don't have any add on cards for comfort for digital inputs, i wasn't too sure.
Cheers
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Open collector outputs can be connected directly to Comfort Inputs
You do not need any relay
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Hi Daft QuestionBut when using the MCR-308 do you not need a common connection on the comfort channelSo say you connect output 1 on the MCR-308 to Z1 on Comfort how is the circuit made, what connects to the COM terminal on comfortThanks
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You need to connect the COM on the MCR308 to the 0V terminal on Comfort. You can also use the Zone Common between 2 adjacent zones
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I know a friend who tried this out and realised that it sends out only one signal
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As I understand it Visonic is a one way system: sensor to MCR-304. Are there any two way wireless systems that Comfort Alarm users have tried?
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Wwhat do you mean by one way and two way system
Do you mean that the sensor should receive commands from Comfort as well as sending its status on or off?
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