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For the GEMC Fire Side of the GEMC Control Panel:
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The StarLink Commercial Fire communicators are very versatile; they are compatible with a multitude of fire alarm control panels. Regulated (filtered) voltage between 12VDC and 24VDC is required. If your voltage is above 26.5VDC, we recommend using a...
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Your PCD-Windows Quickloader software must be version 6.4.5 or above. Check your version by launching Quickloader, then click Help > About Quickloader for Windows. Download the latest version from our Technical Library at...
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StarLink Communicator Programming:
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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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The NAPCO StarLink Connect communicators are compatible with virtually any security alarm control panel from any manufacturer.
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The new StarLink Fire dual path communicator models include the following features:
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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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No, the StarLink Connect software will only store one radio ID number for each software type (1 for Honeywell, 2 for DSC). There are, however, user-defined fields into which the ID number can be stored.
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Observe the D607 green LED located at the center-right end of the radio PC board. The number of blinks indicates the control panel to which the StarLink Connect radio is set.
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Yes. When using Honeywell Compass software for programming Vista alarm control panels, and when using a combination of Honeywell AlarmNet and Napco StarLink radios, create a second TCP/IP port in the Compass software for StarLink radios, as...
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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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(Note: For questions regarding the programming of Honeywell control panels, please call Honeywell Technical Support).
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(Note: For questions regarding the programming of DSC control panels, please call DSC Technical Support).
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The number of blinks the green LED marked D607 (located at the center right side of the radio PCB) indicates the control panel set in the StarLink Connect radio:
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Yes, IP reporting from the NOC to any Central Station equipped with a Sur-Gard receiver is supported. This IP reporting feature may be used with all NAPCO StarLink SLE-GSM, SLE-GSM-3/4G and SLE-CDMA radios, regardless of the firmware version....
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The StarLink SLe-GSM and SLe-GSM-3/4G radios are fully compatible with ALL Gemini control panel versions. The SLe-GSM-8D-3/4G adds compatibility with the Gemini GEM-P400, GEM-P800, GEM-P801, Express XP-400 and XP-800 series control...
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This FAQ explains how to wire and program the StarLink SLe-GSM to send a signal to the central station if the control panel is powered down.
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NOTE: This Applies to the Following Products:
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Yes. The SLe-GSM can be used to download GEM-P3200 and GEM-P9600 control panels running firmware version 11C or greater, which was released in May of 1999. It can also download to GEM-P816, GEM-P1632 and GEM-P1664 controls running...
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