Re: Adding a third keypad to a Caddx NX-8, wiring help requested!

[Robert L Bass <sales@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> The electron "flow" in twisted wire has a better chance
> of "spinning off" or keeping away, inducted interference,
> where sold wire (not twisted) has no "spin" and picks up
> interference easier.

Whoever told you that is almost as FOS as Olson.  It's utter
nonsense.

> I have seen installs where a very long keypad run with
> solid wire would work, but intermittently fail (false
> keystrokes) and replacing it with stranded/twisted never
> failed to fix the problems.

You're mistaken.  If there was a difference it was due to some
other change of which you were not aware.

> Of course, they could be full of shit,

They are.

> ...but it worked.

You probably had a bad connection.  When you ran the new wire you
made it better.

Regards,
Robert L ass
www.BassBurglarAlarms.com



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