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    Default Electric Fired Fire System Question

    I have a Lifeline electrically fired system.

    When I push the fire button, with the plug unhooked from the bottle, which pins should I read voltage between??

    Or is there some sort of interlock or something that won't allow it to work if it is not plugged into the bottle.

    I have the connector inserted into the battery box and get a green lite on the box when I push the little white button on it. No other switches on the box like I have seen on other systems.

    Thanks to all in advance.

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    Default fire system question

    Steve,
    There are three pins in the connection. The two opposing pins should show voltage.
    Keith
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    Thanks
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