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    Translate German to English



    Hi,
    I need someone here who knows German to help me translate this Alarm wiring system to English.

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    Re: Translate German to English

    Try this site...
    http://www.translation-guide.com/fre...anslations.htm

    A German tech might be better though.

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    Re: Translate German to English

    Try to use Babel Fish Translation on AltaVista.com.

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    Re: Translate German to English

    I ever used translator, but still don't understand the meaning and how to connect up the system.

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    Re: Translate German to English

    I don't understand - what isn't clear for you: meaning of the German words or, maybe, you think that wiring diagram is incorrect?

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    Re: Translate German to English

    Quote Originally Posted by DVaider View Post
    I don't understand - what isn't clear for you: meaning of the German words or, maybe, you think that wiring diagram is incorrect?

    Sorry..meaning of the German words..

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    Re: Translate German to English

    Could you send this photo in better quality? I try to help you. I know some people which German is good

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    Re: Translate German to English

    Maybe I spell it to you.

    1. Ruhestromlinie
    2. Arbeitsstromlinie
    3. Sabotage/Uberfallinie
    4. Kontaktausg. 12V 0.5A zeitbegrenzt
    5. aktiver Melder 12V 0.05A
    6. ext. Scharfschaltung
    7. ext. Unscharfanzeige durch LED nach entfernen der Brucke

    8. Klemmenbelegung Stotz-Alarm
    9. Wird eine Ruhestromlinie bzw. die Sabotage/Uberfallinie nicht benutzt,so sind die Anschlusse an den Klemmen kurzzuschlieBen

    Thank you very much.

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    Re: Translate German to English

    ruheststromline=resting current LINE, arbeitstromline=work current LINE, scharschaltung=crowd circuit, zellbegrenzt=celllimited, kontaktausg=expenditure for contact, aktiver melder=active alarm unit, Scharfschaltung=Sharp circuit, Unscharfanzeige durch LED nach entfernen der Brucke=Indistinct announcement by LED after remove the Brucke(Brucke couldn't translate, sorry), Klemmenbelegung Stotz-Alarm=Clamp allocation Stotz alarm, Wird eine Ruhestromlinie bzw. die Sabotage/Uberfallinie nicht benutzt,so sind die Anschlusse an den Klemmen kurzzuschlieben=If a quiescent current line and/or the Sabotage/Uberfallinie is not used, then are those connection at the clamps kurzzuschlieben. This text I could read I think German is very interesting language. Sometimes I like to listen "Rammstein" )) I hope, my translation could help you. Sorry, couldn't translate everything.
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    Re: Translate German to English

    Quote Originally Posted by DVaider View Post
    ruheststromline=resting current LINE, arbeitstromline=work current LINE, scharschaltung=crowd circuit, zellbegrenzt=celllimited, kontaktausg=expenditure for contact, aktiver melder=active alarm unit. This text I could read I think German is very interesting language. Sometimes I like to listen "Rammstein" )) I hope, my translation could help you.
    so what is resting or work current line means?
    What is a crowd circuit?
    What is cellimited means?

    see..all this are not in technical terms. That's where i got confuse.

    Thanks

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    Re: Translate German to English

    Sorry, zeitbegrenzt=time-limited,Scharfschaltung=Sharp circuit (my damned vision). I think work current is a phase current and rest current is a ground. But I'm not sure.

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    Re: Translate German to English

    What I roughly guess the ruheststromline & arbeitstromline is for connecting to door or windows contact to trigger the alarm when the contact breaks.
    The sabotage is for emergency or force activation of the alarm.Probably aktiver Melder for connecting a 12V siren. The LED probably for external indicating light. Wondering ext scharschaltung is it means remote on/off switch. So what is expenditure of contacts for?

    Thanks

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