Re: Stupid question

["Just Looking" <nospam@xxxxxxxxxx>]

>It could be a bad question, one that some goof wrote and
> didn't get reviewed properly.

In most cases the answer should be in parallel at the last sensor. However
that assumes that you will generate a trouble on open and alarm on short. If
you were trying to be too clever by half, you could program certain panels
to have the alarm triggers reversed and wire it a number of funny ways. You
would be shot on site by the next technician that serviced the account
however. Some panels use zone doubling that can be equally as irritating to
service if done incorrectly.

"JohnO" <johno@@&%heathkit##.com> wrote in message
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> Is it or isn't it....I recently ran across a test question that said, and
I
> think I remember it exactly:
>
> Where do you put an EOL resistor on a circuit that uses NO sensors.
>
> in series at the panel
> in parallel at the panel
> in series at the last sensor
> in parallel at the last sensor
>
>
> There is no series/parallel here...just put the resistor across the two
> circuit screws and that's it. I know my electronics, but this one is
making
> my head hurt. It could be a bad question, one that some goof wrote and
> didn't get reviewed properly.
>
> Thanks!
>
> -John O
>
>
>