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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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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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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.
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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.
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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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If Opening / Closing Signals are programmed, a signal is transmitted to the central station whenever the control panel is either armed or disarmed.
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The Appliance operating system login credentials are located on a sticker on the bottom of the Appliance. The latest Appliance is the ASA.
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During the migration from CA3000 to CA4K, the password are changed for all the CA3000 operators. This is done because the CA4K requires strong passwords. Below are the passwords that will be used after migrated converted to CA4K.
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In the SQL batch files (SQL Folder)used for the SQL installation, there is an value "/UpdateEnabled". If set to TRUE, and there is no internet connection to the computer, this will possibly make the SQL installation appear to hang up. If this occurs,...
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Some users (in particular, Windows 10 users) have experienced an inability to connect to their DL-Windows database after upgrading to Windows 10. It is common for Microsoft Update to disable the SQL Server service, thus triggering the following...
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Currently the ArchiTech model # N95J1 supports the iLock Bluetooth app. Note: You cannot upgrade an existing Networx or ArchiTech lock in the field. The integral Bluetooth receiver is installed only at the factory and cannot be...
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The StarLink dual path and StarLink Connect radios are capable of dual path reporting from the radio installation site to the NAPCO NOC (www.NapcoNOC.com) over the Internet with cellar (telephone) backup.
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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 StarLink Connect software application will only store one radio ID number for each software type (one for Honeywell, one for DSC), however the software will store the other user-defined fields associated with the radio ID...
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No. When the panel manufacturer is selected and downloaded into the radio from the NOC website (www.NapcoNOC.com), the iBridge app automatically displays the correct manufacturer's keypad type.
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1. After registering the radio on www.NapcoComNet.com, you must log into the Radio Management Center at www.NapcoNOC.com, click the StarLink Connect tab, then click Panel Configuration.
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Please see the following video:
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If Opening / Closing Signals are programmed, a signal is transmitted to the central station whenever the control panel is either armed or disarmed.
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The 4/2 reporting codes (examples shown below) will always report in accordance with the 2 characters programmed. All restores will have an "E" in the second digit (this "E" is hardcoded within the radio firmware and in the NOC and so therefore...
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No, an RR-RECEIVER is not necessary to pair the RR-1BUTTON to a NETWORXPANEL because the NETWORXPANEL already has a receiver built into it. To pair the RR-1BUTTON to a NETWORXPANEL, a NETDK or NETPDK locking device must be wired to the system,...
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When programming the RR-1BUTTON to be used with a NETWORXPANEL, the main ("primary") relay always activates first, usually bypassing the auxiliary relay unless otherwise programmed to do so.
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At an Administrator command prompt, type the following command:
net user administrator /active:yes
Note: This information can be found by performing a Google Search.
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Please refer to the version specific CA4K System Requirements document and also the CA4K Help file. Go to www.napcoaccesspro.com, Select Resources, then select Technical Library, Press Browse by Product Type and Select CA4K Software to locate...
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YES...All the EPI information in the CardAccess 3000 database will migrate over to the CA4K database while executing the CA4K Migration utility. Even though all templates are stored in the database, it is highly recommended to manually copy over all...
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If all the Network settings are correct and the CA4K is programmed correctly, verify the following things:
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