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The GEM-P3200, GEM-P9600 and GEM-X255 control panels (firmware version 60 and earlier) allow for a new EPROM chip to provide a new Master Security Code. Each GEM-P3200, GEM-P9600 and GEM-X255 control panel PC board contains a replaceable EPROM...
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The Gemini GEM-P3200, GEM-P9600 and GEM-X255 control panels running firmware version V70 and above have a prom chip that can be flashed for firmware upgrades (instead of a chip change). The existing control panel version can be verified by...
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In PCD-Windows Quickloader, check the User Assignment screen, User Report Open/Close tab. Ensure Keyswitch Arming is checked to report openings and/or closings.
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For control panels GEM-P816, GEM-P1632 and GEM-P1664 firmware version 30 or higher, any keypad in the system can be used for keypad programming. For older control panel versions below V30, the programming keypad must be designated as "keypad...
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Disconnect the yellow and green wires from the keypad. Wait for the keypad to display "Out of System", thus indicating the system has entered Keypad Configuration Mode.
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With control panels GEM-P3200, GEM-P9600 and GEM-X255, wire the device power to the auxiliary power supply DC positive and negative. Then install a wire between the auxiliary power supply DC negative and control panel common (either terminal 10...
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Wire the power to the devices to the auxiliary power supply’s DC positive and negative. Then install a wire between the auxiliary power supply DC negative and panel common (either terminal 6 or terminal 10 will work with the GEM-P816,...
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This Tip will work only when all zones in the system are in one Area. Remember to program the zone for Keyswitch Arming in the Area to be disarmed.
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Yes. Note that Quickloader only allows the conversion to a "larger" model control panel (i.e. you may convert a GEM-P816 control panel to a "larger" GEM-P1632, but cannot convert a GEM-P1632 to a "smaller" GEM-P816. At this time, a...
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You must common the negative wire from the power supply to a negative on the control panel (such as the Keypad negative wire or the Aux Power negative terminal).
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For the following control panels: GEM-P3200, GEM-P9600, GEM-X255 and all C-Series (GEMC):
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A Monitor Zone is used to monitor Fire troubles in the system. The four-integral EZM zones on the GEMC-NAC7 extender, or the monitoring of AC power and battery troubles on Auxiliary power supplies are examples of Zones that would be programmed...
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Check address 34 to ensure zones are programmed to report on Telco #1. If zones are correctly programmed to report on Telco #1 but are still not reporting, check address 79 (Abort Delay Zone Mask). If all zones are turned on, they are...
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An EZM Tamper trouble will remain on the keypad display until you enter Function Mode and select "Reset System". The steps are as follows:
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The GEM-P816, GEM-P1632 and the GEM-P1664 control panels can only be programmed to Auto Arm. The GEM-P3200, GEM-P9600, GEM-X255 and MA3000 control panels can be programmed to Auto Arm and Auto Disarm. Note: All control panel models...
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The default Master Security Codes for each Gemini control panel series are:
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This message appears when attempting to enter Dealer Program Mode and the control panel has multiple Areas in the system still armed, or the control panel is in the process of dialing out to the central station.
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Enabling the Automatic Group Bypass feature (location 065 value of 4) also enables the Stay and Away feature.
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The Napco control panels that support Zone Doubling are the Gemini GEM-P1632, GEM-P1664, GEM-P800 and the Napco Express XP-600 and XP-400.
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The ONLY solution is to possess a working Dealer or Master Security Code to allow entry into Dealer Program Mode. This Code will allow you to make all needed changes to the control panel programming.
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The GEM-P3200 control panel supports up to 32 hardwired zones with an additional 16 wireless only, bringing the total to 48 zones. Note: These zone totals apply to firmware versions 20 and later.
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You must be in "Dealer Programming" to set the clock and use a non-fire keypad. You can also use PCD-Windows Quickloader software, either locally or remotely, to set the clock.
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Check if the control panel is trying to send a cancel report after an alarm. If the control panel was disarmed within the cancel window time (default is 7 minutes) the control panel will send a cancel report to the central station. If the...
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You must reduce the zone response time to 50ms when you assign a keyfob wireless RF ID # and point to a zone on the control panel. This duration ensures that the zone(s) fault when the corresponding button on the keyfob is pressed.
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The following is a description of SIA Central Station Report Codes for firmware versions 11D – 30 and versions 1B – 4:
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The following is a description of Point ID Central Station Report Codes:
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If the Master Security Code of the GEM-P1632, GEM-P1664, or GEM-P816 is not known, it will NOT be possible to re-program the control panel. It is not possible to reset the Master Security Code. Therefore, it is extremely important that...
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The Battery Diode Harness (BDH) is used in commercial fire or burglary applications when a PS3000 Power Supply Module is not needed, but AC brownout supervision is required. The BDH connects the AUX relay to the on-board PS3000 connector, which...
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In PCD-Windows Quickloader, click Tools > Advanced Codes, and a dialog appears listing the control panel Event and the Point ID / SIA codes.
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Each wireless transmitter will send in a supervisory signal once every 72 minutes. If you set the supervisory timer on the control panel too close to this time, there is a possibility of the occasional supervisory failure if the two are not...
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There is no special programming required for a normally open zone. Wire your normally open device across the EOL resistor as shown in the control panel's wiring diagram. When this normally open device goes into the alarm state (short),...
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1. Install a N/O momentary keyswitch and assign the keyswitch zone to which it is wired to both Areas. Every time the keyswitch is activated (closed) it will arm / disarm both Areas.
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The MA1008LKDL is a fully keypad programmable control panel. The PROM socket is only for the transfer of a program from the PROM to the control panel. After this transfer is complete, the PROM must be removed from its socket. It is...
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Since the XP-400, XP-600, GEM-P400 and GEM-P800 do not have real time clocks, they are not affected by the 50Hz service. The Test Timer is programmable in intervals of 24 hours, and can be programmed for intervals of 1 to 255 days. Its...
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Program the zone as either an Exit/Entry (E/E) Zone, or an E/E Follower Zone.
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When using the "Auto-sense Mode" with Veri-Phone, the following is necessary:
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The "Wizard 1" (marked as just "Wizard"), is only for use with the Magnum Alert MA1000 series control panels. Only the "Wizard 2" works with the Gemini GEM-P3200 and GEM-P9600 control panels.
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EZ Arm provides one button arming for non-security critical premises. Disarming still requires a valid user code.
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