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Connecting the Satel OPAL PRO detector to the Integra 128WRL control panel

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  • #1 16515010
    marius3200
    Level 10  
    Hello,

    Please help me connect the Satel Opal PRO detector with a dusk sensor to the Integra 128WRL control panel.
    Generally, I do not know how to connect the D / N dusk sensor output to the control panel.

    Connecting the Satel OPAL PRO detector to the Integra 128WRL control panel
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  • #2 16515079
    bhtom
    Level 38  
    Hello,

    The dusk sensor output is connected directly to the control panel input.

    Greetings.
  • #3 16515163
    dariusz.bembenek
    Stationary Alarms specialist  
    And I suggest to my colleague the author to look again at the 3EOL / NC scheme. There is an error in the diagram. When moving, the entrance will sabotage.
  • #4 16515409
    marius3200
    Level 10  
    Thank you for the analysis. I added a corrected drawing (I hope it's ok this time)
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  • #6 16515650
    dariusz.bembenek
    Stationary Alarms specialist  
    In fact, we accelerated anyway ;) Integra 128-WRL does not support inputs in the 3EOL / NC configuration (only Integra Plus series). Therefore, the classic detector connection as 2EOL / NC remains and the anti-masking contacts connect to any control panel input and program as NC / EOL - masking detector.
  • #7 16516669
    marius3200
    Level 10  
    Right, I suggested the options available in DLOADX, and here is a surprise.
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  • #8 18204181
    michal.korzeniowski
    Level 2  
    and AM cannot be connected in series behind TMP and AM have signaled as Tamper?
  • #9 18204624
    kood
    CCTV and Stationary Alarms specialist  
    michal.korzeniowski wrote:
    can't AM connect in series behind TMP and AM have signaled as Tamper?


    You can connect but this involves problems with operation and service. Each cover will trigger a tamper alarm in the system.
  • #10 18957422
    sqmir
    Level 10  
    Dear colleagues,

    I started assembling the system at home. As far as the classic DEOL configuration is concerned, I have no problem with it
    Satel OPAL, I am considering connecting additionally AM.
    And here is the question - how? Is this diagram from the beginning of the post ok? He still looks like 3EOL to me ...

    Can the output from AM1 be given directly to the control panel input configured as Normal / Normal?
    And if I would like it to be in the EOL option, then a 2.2k resistor should be connected between NC2 and AM2 and the output from AM1 to Ix in the control panel?

    Detector outputs:
    AM1-AM2-TMP1-TMP2-NC1-NC2-COM-12V
  • #11 20770051
    mihoo83
    Level 11  

    indeshi wrote:
    marius3200 wrote:
    Thanks for the analysis. I've added a corrected drawing (hopefully ok this time)

    The schematic seems to be well done.

    For future reference, catch the schematic of the colleague above (dariusz.bembenek)
    https://obrazki.elektroda.pl/9652722400_1488477771.
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  • #12 20770243
    juan cabrillo
    Level 27  
    Black and blue in series with the "tamper" resistor (TMP-TMP circuit).
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Topic summary

The discussion focuses on connecting the Satel OPAL PRO detector with a dusk sensor to the Integra 128WRL control panel. Users clarify that the dusk sensor output should be connected directly to the control panel input. There are corrections regarding the wiring diagram, emphasizing that the Integra 128WRL does not support 3EOL/NC configurations, and instead, a 2EOL/NC configuration should be used. The anti-masking (AM) contacts can be connected to any control panel input and programmed as NC/EOL. Additional queries about connecting AM in series and the implications of tamper alarms are addressed, with suggestions for proper resistor configurations.
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