Need help wiring PGM to a zone to trigger alarm from homeassistant
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## Alarm system
Magellan MG5050 over IP150
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## Environment
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HomeAssistant on RPI

### Git branch
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dev, 3.2.1

## Question
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Hi I installed the PAI interface in HomeAssistant and everything works fine. This integration is impressive!!
I'm trying to trigger the alarm from assistant because I have additional Ubiquiti Sensors and Cameras.

I have 2 PGMs showing up (auto-discovered) and believe they don't do anything.

Apparently the solution would be to have a PGM trigger the alarm, but I have no clue as to what to do ;)
I found this comment from @yozik04, but I have no idea how to wire my zone to the PGM.

              Fully unsupported. Use PGM wired to a zone to trigger alarms.

_Originally posted by @yozik04 in https://github.com/ParadoxAlarmInterface/pai/issues/278#issuecomment-1032291140_
            
Could you point me in the right direction?
I attached a photo of the Magellan...
I just bought this house with this alarm system and I don't know the installer pin-code (which is not 0000).
![IMG_4291](https://github.com/ParadoxAlarmInterface/pai/assets/4642448/f8432fda-bb24-4eed-aadd-0f9933274219)


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