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This video explains how to program Test Timer with a StarLink Fire communicator when using input reporting (through dial up or IP):
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The SLE Dual Path radio communicator is connected to the broadband modem, router and/or switch at the premises. Therefore, to provide standby backup power to these devices, use a UL 1481, UL 864 or UL Listed ITE (Information Technology...
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Yes, the D5 LED will blink 8 times and trip the trouble output.
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The new StarLink Fire dual path communicator models include the following features:
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Yes, we recommend adhering to the following time range, as detailed in the following short video:
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When a StarLink Commercial Fire and Commercial Burglary radio is reporting to a Sur-Gard IP receiver at a central station, the Sur-Gard receiver (not the NOC) supervises the radio for failures. Pings from the radio are passed through the NOC directly...
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No, a LAN connection is NOT required for the iBridge functions to operate. All radio functions will operate over the cellular connection. The LAN connection is used for reporting alarm signals to the NAPCO NOC, thus the StarLink Connect radio...
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Yes. When using Honeywell Compass software for programming Vista alarm control panels, and when using a combination of Honeywell AlarmNet and Napco StarLink radios, create a second TCP/IP port in the Compass software for StarLink radios, as...
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Before programming a Honeywell VISTA-21iP control panel with Honeywell Compass software through a NAPCO StarLink Connect radio, perform the following steps (in addition to all normal programming steps outlined in the NAPCO StarLink Connect...
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The wiring diagram illustrates the connections to a Gemini GEMC Commercial Fire control panel with an SLE-CDMA-FIRE radio mounted remotely (up to 100 feet away). Also shown are the SLE-DLEXT Download...
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Wire a network cable from the radio Ethernet port to the customer's router / network.
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Wire a network cable from the radio Ethernet port to the customer's router / network.
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Source IP address changes are rare; the outgoing load dictates the need to route the packets through a different gateway in real-time. When this does happen, the Sur-Gard receiver sees a different source IP address for certain reports (compared...
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Yes. In the NAPCO NOC (www.napconoc2.com), click Communication and/or the IP tab. Set the IP Configuration Type pull-down to Static.
Note: You must enter the IP Address, Subnet Mask and Default Gateway of the network.
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Please see the following video:
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No, the radio must be powered with 12 volts from the GEMC control panel to allow uploading and downloading.
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The SLE-CDMA-FIRE, supplied in a red plastic enclosure, is UL 864 9th Edition approved and supports NFPA 2007, 2010 and 2013 service plans. UL requires the SLE-CDMA-FIRE to be mounted on a single-, double- or...
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The following summarizes the minimum required NOC programming (www.NapcoNOC.com) and system wiring when connecting a StarLink Fire Radio to the DACT of an FACP, utilizing dial capture mode reporting. Check the installation and programming...
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Yes. UL requires that the 9SLE10KHARN harness be installed within the FACP enclosure, allowing the resistor network within the 9SLE10KHARN wiring harness to provide EOLR functionality at the radio input. This...
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The answer depends on the version of NFPA 72 to which the local, state or federal building code conforms, and the version enforced by the AHJ. The two versions for NFPA 72 that allow for a sole path communicator are version 2010 and version...
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Yes, click here to access a printable wiring diagram and a summary of NOC programming steps. Also, the SLE radio rear enclosure includes mounting holes to specifically accommodate single-, double- and triple-gang electrical...
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When Input 2 and/or Input 3 are programmed for Supervision, you must install the 9SLE10KHARN harness and wire accordingly (this harness is installed with two 10k resistors, one in series, the other in parallel; see image at...
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The opening of the FACP trouble relay will NOT cause PGM1 to send a trouble indication to the central station.
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Input 2 and Input 3 on the Commercial series StarLink SLE radios are supervised; therefore the two supplied 10K EOLR must be installed. If either Input is open, the radio will send a trouble signal to the central station every 24 hours until...
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The following functions must be programmed at the NAPCO NOC website at http://NapcoNOC.com. Be sure all items in the following checklist are performed:
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Check the installation and programming instructions for wiring and other programming options. Be sure all items in the following checklist are performed:
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