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The only way to transfer a StarLink communicator from one company to another is to perform a device transfer procedure in direct coordination with the NAPCO ComNet department. The previous company wishing to hand-off (release) the device must place a...
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Yes, use the Manage Test Timer feature in the NAPCO NOC (www.NapcoNoc.com):
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When looking at the front of the communicator, connect the remote antenna to the LEFT socket, leaving the right factory antenna in place. Note: Inside the communicator housing, the left socket is connected to the PC board that has the Device ID...
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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 LTE dual path communicators come with four supervised inputs that can be wired to a FACP without a DACT to provide four signals without the need for the 9SLE10KHARN Wire Harness.
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When using a StarLink radio with a fire alarm control panel (FACP) without a DACT, we advise that you use the supplied wiring harness(es) for your panel's relay trips. These harnesses each give you a normally open (N/O) and a normally closed (N/C)...
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The LTE dual path communicators come with four supervised inputs that can be wired to a FACP without a DACT to provide four signals without the need for the 9SLE10KHARN Wire Harness.
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The PGM1 terminal is a normally on "active low" open collector output. In a normal state, the output is in a low state of approximately 1-4VDC, effectively providing a ground for the load device. When the PGM1 terminal is triggered (for example, a...
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When the StarLink Communicator decodes the central station telephone number dialed by the control panel, the StarLink communicator is requires a minimum of 10 dialed digits (the three digit Area Code followed by the seven digit telephone number).
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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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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, any StarLink Dual Path communicator can be used as a Sole Path communicator. When registering the communicator, simply select a Sole Path plan. This flexibility allows dealers to stock a single communicator model. In addition, an installation...
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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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Yes, you can program the feature CS Test Timer for 6 or 24 hours in the SLE Management Center (NOC) as shown in the image below only when reporting to central station via Telco. This is not an option when reporting to IP to a SurGard or Bosch...
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When a StarLink communicator account is reporting to a central station through dial up on Telco lines and a signal is not received from the communicator within the programmed Polling Rate failure timeout, an E356 signal (loss of central polling) will...
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The NAPCO NOC website (www.NapcoNOC.com) includes a new "Start template process" feature, allowing the programming data stored in an existing StarLink communicator to be copied and used as a guide or a "template", and transferred to a new second...
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Both troubles indicate a low input power trouble. The normal operating range for a StarLink communicator is 11-15VDC for burglary and StarLink Connect communicators, and 11-25VDC for Fire communicators.
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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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The popup is requesting that you supply a 4/2 test code for the initial central station test. You can enter any 4/2 code for this test; as the NAPCO NOC website uses '98' for a test code, you may also wish to use this code, if desired.
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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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When you first register the StarLink communicator and enter the customer's information, you must log into www.NapcoComNet.com.
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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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The NAPCO NOC website (www.NapcoNOC.com) includes a new template feature, allowing data stored in one StarLink Communicator to be duplicated and transferred to a second "template" communicator, allowing additional communicators to use the...
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No, all StarLink Connect communicators fully support all iBridge options and features. If you require the "Z-Hub Option" that adds Z-Wave device controls for iBridge Connected Home Controls, you must use a StarLink Connect communicator model ending...
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Yes, the D5 LED will blink 8 times and trip the trouble output.
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On the NOC website (www.NapcoNOC.com), central station information in the "Dealer Entered Programming" section can be carried over (copy/paste) to the Advanced tab with the "clipboard" icon:
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