Re: New House Alarm - Am I locked out?

[jasonextras@xxxxxxxxx]

> Has anyone made our intrepid advendurer aware that he needs to identify
> the resistance of the EOLR's (assuming they are not in the panel) and
> ensure that he replaces this board (if that is the route he chooses)
> with one that uses the same values?
>
> That will save him from having to find them, dig them out and change them.
>
> If they are in the panel (which I would almost bet on) then he is home
> free...

Care to clarify what this means for something who knows nothing about
alarms?  End of line resistance, perhaps?  There are a collection of
resistors sitting unused in the panel, and I have the capability to
measure the resistances of various paths as I know my way around a
multimeter.