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To set up your StarLink SLE-MAX2-series communicator for Dual Sim supervision, review this informative video:
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1. Register the SLE-MAX2 series Fire communicator at the ComNet website (www.NapcoComNet.com) and select a Super Dual plan.
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Yes. As shown in the image below, if you are using a Gemini C-Series (GEMC) Control Panel as a "Burg-only" control panel, you MUST add resistors to all NAC circuits as they are all supervised. Remember, Area 1 will always be a Fire Area,...
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No. Network reporting is not required to program an IP receiver. In addition, network reporting only exists between the communicator and the NOC (before the report is transferred to the central station).
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Yes, by removing the JP2 shunt and enabling the feature "Tip/Ring Wiring Fault Report", when any communicator trouble is detected, the StarLink communicator will remove voltage from the secondary telephone output, triggering the FACP to locally...
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To test the programming of an existing Test Timer feature:
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As detailed in this video, be sure to:
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Yes, see this video for instructions:
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Yes! StarLink SLE-MAX2-series communicators support a SIA to CID conversion feature, where the communicator will automatically convert SIA format reporting codes to CID formatted codes. In addition, SLE-MAX2-series communicators...
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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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These keypads only support EZM addresses 1 through 22.
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Although depressing the recessed Test button for approximately 2 seconds will sound the device, to test if the detector senses the presence of carbon monoxide you must introduce a small amount of carbon monoxide into the detector.
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Unlike other communication methods, communicating using a POTS ("Plain old telephone service") requires that you first establish a connection between the Quickloader software and the control panel before all transfer operations are enabled and...
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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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Yes! The AT&T 3G Sunset took place on February 22, 2022, and all StarLink Dealers were advised to replace any affected GSM communicators by this date. The fact that a GSM communicator still appears to be functioning does not imply...
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The SLE-WIFI-MODULE only supports the 2.4GHz Wi-Fi network.
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Some older (version 9, 10, 11) Gemini control panels, including the GEM-P1632, GEM-P1664, PCD-Windows Quickloader to display an error on zone 9 when using Zone Doubling. The solution is to disable the Error Check utility, as follows:
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Use the SLE-FIRE-VR Control Panel Voltage Drop Kit, as described in this Video Tech Tip:
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We are always happy to help our fellow security industry professionals. To help us serve you better, please try to have the following things ready before you call:
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If multiple GEMC-FK1 keypads are in one system, only one GEMC-FK1 keypad can be unlocked at a time. If switching to another keypad, re-lock the keypad not in use.
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More than likely your Quickloader software contains outdated zone descriptions. This can happen when zones are added, removed, or changed during a service call.
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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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Ensure that the communicator is powered by NON-RESETTABLE power. If the StarLink communicator is using Resettable Power, the StarLink communicator will power cycle every time the system is reset. You can research the activity by looking in yourSignal...
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A telco line-cut trouble on a dual path StarLink communicator occurs when the communicator does not detect the expected resistance on one or multiple input zones.
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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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By default, StarLink dual path communicator inputs 2 through 5 are programed as: IN2 (Trouble), IN3 (Alarm), IN4 (Supervisory) and IN5 (Waterflow).
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Note that the GEMC-PS24V7A or GEMC-PS24V4A power supply boards are mounted inside the enclosure under the control panel motherboard, and therefore must be the first board installed in the enclosure.
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Yes. To have a StarLink Fire communicator report an IP Test Timer, log into the NAPCO NOC website (www.NapcoNOC.com), enter the Primary IP address and a backup IP (or telephone number), then select Save. After saving, the CS Test Timer tab will...
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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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Yes, you can map each GEM-KEYF button to a Gemini control panel using different point numbers for arming selected areas, or for sending panic alarms in those areas. For example, to program each button to arm different areas, designate a point for...
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The Radio Management Center (the NAPCO NOC website, www.NapcoNOC.com) is indicating that two separate StarLink communicators are about to be programmed with the same central station reporting account information. To remove the duplication, the...
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The initial pairing of the PWD window / door transmitter to the Prima Super Panel requires triggering the transmitter by removing the battery pull tabs and separating the magnet from the transmitter. This triggering of the transmitter must be...
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