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In the StarLink Radio Management Center, i.e., the NAPCO NOC, you may notice that all system Event times are displayed in the Eastern Time Zone (ET) only. This is because the NAPCO NOC (Network Operations Center) is physically located in the...
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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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With the StarLink SLE-LTEV/A Universal Alarm Communicator or any StarLink communicator with basic text / email notifications, you cannot rename the system like the StarLink Connect communicators that use an interactive application.
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If you are using your StarLink LTE communicator as a backup to a POTS ("Plain Old Telephone System") landline but you notice that the communicator begins dialing immediately after the landline is picked up, and signals are not being sent over the...
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Yes! In the NAPCO NOC website (www.NapcoNOC.com), simply click the “Suppress” button in the Advanced tab. This will temporarily stop the automated email alerts for two (2) hours. Note that this selection can be toggled on/off at any...
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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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A StarLink communicator will quickly and reliably replace the wired telephone service with any control panel capable of Touch-Tone dialing and the ability to report central station data in either Contact ID or 4/2 formats.
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Yes, the StarLink Fire communicators are approved for the UL 864 Standard for Control Units and Accessories for Fire Alarm Systems, 10th Edition.
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The NAPCO StarLink Connect communicators are compatible with virtually any security alarm control panel from any manufacturer.
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Dual Path Reporting: A dual path communicator is connected to the network at the protected premises through its integral Ethernet port, or Wi-Fi using the optional SLE-WIFI MODULE. The primary communications are typically through the Internet, with...
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In the control panel programming, you must enable the EZ Arm feature for the keypad address assigned to the StarLink Connect communicator.
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Napco StarLink communicators are UL Listed to report to a Sur-Gard System 5 receiver in IP format. Sur-Gard System 5 can be programmed with 64 different supervision Debounce Intervals (profiles) on one line card based on the DNIS number. This allows...
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StarLink radios can be programmed to report to a Bosch 6600 or 6100 receiver via TCP/IP. However, be aware of several considerations: Bosch receivers do not automatically create an account at the central station after receiving a report. If an...
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The Sur-Gard maximum transmitter failure Debounce Interval is 18 hours. Accounts are created in Sur-Gard automatically when a signal is sent for the first time. Commercial accounts are required by UL to be supervised by the receiver. For non-UL...
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To redirect the alarm communications of a control panel with an unknown Dealer or Master Security Code using a StarLink communicator, proceed as follows:
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The DMP (Digital Monitoring Products) XT Series control panels are available in two models. The XT30™ offers 42 zones; 10 onboard and 32 via the eight keypad addresses. The XT50™ offers a maximum of 58 zones; 10 onboard and up...
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Before using the Honeywell Compass downloader software you MUST "suspend" the StarLink Connect software. Double-click the StarLink Connect icon in the System Tray, then click the Exit tab and...
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The correct system time and time zone settings must be set using the iBridge mobile app:
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(Note: For questions regarding the programming of DSC control panels, please call DSC Technical Support).
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Yes, the StarLink radio CAN report by sending different account numbers for each Area. The control panel must be programmed with all central station telephone numbers and account numbers for each Area in the system and the radio must be left in...
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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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StarLink radios include a smart backup feature that allows the radio to monitor the central station communication to ensure that a proper kiss-off has occurred, with an automatic switchover to cellular communications if no kiss-off is detected. ...
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The "Remote Arm" feature not only simplifies arming and disarming for your customer, but also has the added benefit of freeing up an extra control panel zone to allow it to be used for other purposes, and also greatly simplifies control panel...
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1. Register your StarLink SLE radio at www.NapcoComNet.com (see WI2113).
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Yes. If you are programming the control panel with PCD-Windows Quickloader software, open the System Assignments screen, System Options tab. If the control panel is a GEM-P1632 or GEM-P1664, select the check box "Lug E15 Armed Away Area 1...
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