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If a Fire trouble on a 2-wire smoke loop will not clear, the following troubleshooting test can be performed:
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The Gemini series control panels support multiple wireless receivers to provide extended coverage when required. Please add an additional receiver, positioned to extend the range of your GEM-RECV wireless receiver.
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With Zone ANDing, up to 8 groups of at least two zones each can be "AND"ed, wherein the system will go into alarm only if any two zones of the group are tripped within 2 minutes. Zone ANDing is designed to afford redundant protection for...
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Yes, a zone can share two or more Areas (within the maximum number of Areas available consistent with the control panel model).
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If you disconnect one or both battery leads inside a Gemini or Magnum Alert MA3000 control panel, the low battery indication may take up to 4 hours to annunciate at the keypad. This delay is because the control panel may require up to 4 hours...
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The GEM-P800 and GEM-P801 control panels are equipped with a 3-wire bus, therefore the only devices that are compatible are:
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No, the EPROM chip does NOT contain the control panel programming selections that were made in PCD-Windows Quickloader software, nor does it contain any keypad programming selections. The EPROM only contains the firmware for that control panel...
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The GEM-P816, GEM-P1632, and GEM-P1664 control panels cannot be auto-disarmed, but the following instructions describe how to use PCD-Windows Quickloader software to enable the Auto-Arm feature at a specified time of the day on specific days of the...
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The installation instructions include Specifications that list all permitted power configurations. All NAPCO Gemini burglary control panels operate with a maximum 12VDC battery rated no greater than 7AH. The Specifications also identify other...
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The Test Timer feature is an automatic test report sent to the central station at the same time, either daily, weekly, or monthly. A feature of all fire or burglary control panels, the Test Timer feature tests the ability of the control panel (and...
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Central Station alarm receiver technology has advanced over the years and receivers are available today that tout the capability to support multiple formats decoded on the same line card and can tell the difference between one format and another....
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The following steps describe how to use our Quick Method for enrolling transmitters into your control panel using Direct Address Keypad Programming. A two-line LCD keypad like the "Classic" GEM-RP1CAe2 or "K-Style" GEM-K1CA will be used:
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When enrolling a new receiver, Quickloader software requires that you specify the total number of receivers in the system. For example, if you are adding only one receiver, simply change the number of wireless receivers to "1", click Apply, click OK,...
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In general, Fire alarm control panels use "Normally Open" devices that remain open in a normal, non-alarm state, but close or "latch" when tripped, and remain latched (in alarm) until reset.
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There is a known issue specific to version 30 of the above listed control panels, manufactured circa 2006. You must update the control panel EPROM to a newer version chip (the latest chip version part # is SE-GEM32-255). EPROM versions 40 and above...
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If your control panel does utilize the bell output, your sirens will likely be connected through the Burg relay. To silence selected zones or all zones using PCD-Windows Quickloader software, open the Zone Configuration screen for each zone and...
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Download to Panel: Transfer data from the computer to the control panel. Performing a download will overwrite the programming within the current Quickloader program.
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Yes, if you need a zone delay before reporting, add a delay using the Zone Configuration screen in PCD-Windows Quickloader software:
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The control panel must be in 'normal' mode (panel configuration jumper set to NORMAL) for PCD-Windows Quickloader software to connect to the control panel. Only during Direct Access Keypad Programming (where data is entered at the keypad by address...
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Yes, if you need a zone to delay before reporting, add a delay using the Zone Configuration screen in PCD-Windows Quickloader software.
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Ever since the NFPA 72 (2013) was instituted, a 6-hour Test Timer may be required to be programmed in your Gemini C-Series (GEMC), Firewolf or FireLink control panel. Proceed as follows:
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The User Codes that you were unable to change or delete were programmed with Blocked View, allowing them to be viewed but not changed or deleted.
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The 4/2 reporting format requires the use of a dial up receiver telephone number as you cannot use 4/2 to report to SurGard, Bosch or VIP receivers. Contact ID format is required for IP reporting. Go to the StarLink Radio Management Center (in the...
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Auto Disarming is not available with the GEM-P1632, GEM-P816 or GEM-P1664 control panels, however this scheduling feature is available with the GEM-P3200, GEM-P9600 and GEM-X255 control panels.
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To ensure that the access control history is logged for all ACM devices within the system, program 1 active or 1 spare zone to each Area that has an ACM assigned. Having a zone assigned to an Area allows the control panel to recognize each part of...
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The requirement to enter a valid User Code before pressing the RESET button is a new UL 985 Household Fire requirement that cannot be disabled. This requirement exists with control panel models GEM-P816, GEM-P1632 and GEM-P1664 with firmware versions...
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Up to 255 zones depending on the control panel.
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Alarm/Restore Code 788 Zone 1 = Communicator Path Failure
Alarm/Restore Code 788 Zone 2= IP Path Failure
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If you wish to use the iBridge IBR-ZREMOTE module, other iBridge system components or a StarLink Connect Communicator with an older GEM-P816 or GEM-P1632 control panel running firmware version 10D, this older control panel firmware must be upgraded...
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With the GEM-P3200, GEM-P9600, GEM-X255 or Gemini C-Series (GEMC) control panels, the IBR-ZREMOTE must be connected to the control panel bus. In the PCD-Windows Quickloader Keypad Assignment screen, Keypad Assignment tab (shown below), select RCM for...
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Use a programmed telephone number of "9999999999" if you wish to use the Notifications feature to send SMS text messages or emails from the NOC.
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This video only applies to the Gemini GEM-P9600 and GEM-X255 control panels, and must not be used for Commercial installations (Residential only).
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No, with the GEM-P400, GEM-P800, GEM-P801, XP-400 or XP-600 control panels, the GEM-WP Panic Transmitter cannot be programmed to a zone; the GEM-WP must be programmed as a keyfob.
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With NAPCO control panels, the IBR-ZREMOTE must be connected to a Gemini GEM-P3200, GEM-P9600, GEM-X255 or Gemini C-Series (GEMC) control panel. The IBR-ZREMOTE must be connected to the control panel bus and programmed as a keypad with its Type as an...
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A control panel "cold start" resets the control panel back to the state it was in when it left the factory, clearing all programming and settings. ALWAYS cold start the control panel after replacing the EPROM (see WI2052).
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The following is a simplified User's Guide for the Magnum Alert MA1000, MA1008 and MA1016 control panels:
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If the total power draw from all connected devices exceeds the power rating of the control panel, install an auxiliary power supply as follows:
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How to annunciate (e.g. add a strobe) when a door is opened.
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