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Yes! You can use dial capture technology (capturing alarms from the DACT connections to communicator Telco Primary and Secondary Jacks 1 & 2) and also capture alarms through the 4 supervised communicator inputs at the same time.
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No. Network reporting is not required to program an IP receiver. In addition, network reporting only exists between the communicator and the NOC (before the report is transferred to the central station).
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Yes, by removing the JP2 shunt and enabling the feature "Tip/Ring Wiring Fault Report", when any communicator trouble is detected, the StarLink communicator will remove voltage from the secondary telephone output, triggering the FACP to locally...
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Yes. To have a StarLink Fire communicator report an IP Test Timer, log into the NAPCO NOC website (www.NapcoNOC.com), enter the Primary IP address and a backup IP (or telephone number), then select Save. After saving, the CS Test Timer tab will...
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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 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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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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The new StarLink Fire dual path communicator models include the following features:
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Yes. In the StarLink SLE Management website (www.NapcoNOC.com), enter Dealer Programming and add both the primary and secondary telephone numbers of the two receivers. Optionally, enter duplicate primary and duplicate secondary telephone numbers of...
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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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When using the www.NapcoNOC.com website to program the StarLink radio with the central station telephone number, a convenient new clipboard feature allows the telephone number to be automatically copied to the Advanced tab. To use this new...
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Dual Path to NOC with NOC dial-up communication to CS receiver.
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The StarLink radio can be configured to report redundantly, where all events will be reported by both the alarm control panel DACT and the radio. Proceed as follows:
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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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If using the SLE Alarm Communicator as a primary communicator, 8 wires are required. If using the SLE Alarm Communicator as a backup, 10 wires are required. The recommended minimum (thinnest) wire gauge is 22AWG. We recommend...
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No, the control panel can only send signals either through the SLe-GSM only (Primary Mode), or over telephone lines with the SLe-GSM programmed as a backup, taking over if the telephone line is cut (Backup Mode).
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There are two terminals marked TIP and RING on the SLe-GSM terminal strip: One pair is marked PANEL TIP and PANEL RING (with 27V) and one pair is marked TIP and RING (with 0 volts). Ensure the control panel is connected to the radio Primary...
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