Results Per Page | Showing
1-40 of 81 Results
| 1 |
2
|
3
Answer:
MVP Access uses the following outbound ports for communication:• Port 5052 – Panel Communication• Port 5072 – Wireless Gateway Communication• Port 6072 – Mobile Link Communication
...
View Answer
Answer:
When discovering Gateways, Expander and Locks you must be on the CA4K Host Server, as a workstation, will not allow wireless services to stop and run.
View Answer
Answer:
In addition to the instructions provided, the following may be helpful:
...
View Answer
Answer:
The option to "Transfer Lock(s) to Another Gateway" (see arrow below) is only available when moving locks from a model AL-IME-USB Gateway to a model AL-IME2 or AL-IM3 Gateway.
View Answer
Answer:
Important: Only GEN3 Gateways are eligible for conversion to MVP Access. The uniVerse Finder Utility Software must be installed on the same local area network as the gateway.
...
View Answer
Answer:
Access the Prima dealer portal website, go to System > Gateway Status, and reference the Hardware Type. The example system shown below is connected by cellular (the Hardware Type is "LTE").
...
View Answer
Answer:
The NAPCO Prima dealer portal website (www.NapcoPrima.Pro) allows you to add new (and delete existing) Prima Super Panels (called "gateways" in the website).
...
View Answer
Answer:
No, an access point cannot be used within the Air Access system.
...
View Answer
Answer:
Yes. In the Air Access Cloud Web Portal, located under Wireless Configuration, simply select Replace Gateway and follow the prompts.
View Answer
Answer:
No. The Air Access system requires Air Access system Gateways. The model AA-GATEWAY, AA-GATEWAYPOE or AA-GATEWAY-PW must be used. Note: The Alarm Lock model AL-IM3 is used with DL Windows, Networx and Continental. Refer to the instructions included...
View Answer
Answer:
NO - You must use the AL-IM2 or AL-IM3 Gateways with the CA3000 or CA4K software.
The Air Access Gateways have an Air Access sticker on them, and can't be used with the CA3000 or CA4K software.
View Answer
Answer:
No. The new Networx Version 3 Gateways (AL-IM3-80211 and AL-IM3-POE) are only for use with the Continental Access CA4K software and the Alarm Lock DL-Windows software.
...
View Answer
Answer:
The "Enable Wireless Locks" checkbox only displays on a CA4K Host and on an additional HCS (Com Server). The "Enable Wireless Locks" checkbox will never display on a Workstation. Please verify that you are not on a Workstion.
View Answer
Answer:
An acceptable Signal Strength range for Networx Wireless locks is >32 and <90.
View Answer
Answer:
One Air Access Gateway can support up to 7 Expanders.
View Answer
Answer:
A "VLAN," is a logical subgroup within a local area network created by using software rather than manually rearranging cables in the data center.
...
View Answer
Answer:
Andy Phelps, Alarm Lock's National Training manager, shows you how to discover a Networx gateway in the DL-Windows Trilogy programming software.
View Answer
Answer:
Yes, it is a new feature in CardAccess 3000 V2.9.88 and it's also available in the CA4K. There is a one button and a four button remote release available.
...
View Answer
Answer:
The StarLink Connect radios are capable of dual path reporting, from the installation site to the NAPCO NOC (www.NapcoNOC.com) over the Internet, with cellar backup. Note: Wi-Fi cannot be used on UL Burglary installations.
...
View Answer
Answer:
Wire a network cable from the radio Ethernet port to the customer's router / network.
...
View Answer
Answer:
Wire a network cable from the radio Ethernet port to the customer's router / network.
...
View Answer
Answer:
Wire a network cable from the radio Ethernet port to the customer's router / network.
...
View Answer
Answer:
Wire a network cable from the radio Ethernet port to the customer's router / network.
...
View Answer
Answer:
Wire a network cable from the radio Ethernet port to the customer's router / network.
...
View Answer
Answer:
Wire a network cable from the radio Ethernet port to the customer's router / network.
...
View Answer
Answer:
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...
View Answer
Answer:
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...
View Answer
Answer:
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...
View Answer
Answer:
Yes. In the NAPCO NOC (www.napconoc2.com), click Communication and/or the IP tab. Set the IP Configuration Type pull-down to Static.
...
View Answer
Answer:
Yes. In the NAPCO NOC (www.napconoc2.com), click Communication and/or the IP tab. Set the IP Configuration Type pull-down to Static.
...
View Answer
Answer:
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.
View Answer
Answer:
The CICP2100 and the CICP2100S uniVerse controllers defaults to DHCP mode. A DHCP enabled router/gateway is recommended to provide an initial IP address to the CICP2100 and the CICP2100S. Once a DHCP address is provided to the Universe unit, then you...
View Answer
Answer:
Dual Path to NOC, with NOC IP communication backed up by dial-up to CS receiver.
...
View Answer
Answer:
Dual Path to NOC with NOC dial-up communication to CS receiver.
...
View Answer
Answer:
NO...On earlier versions of software it was a requirement. As 0f 2018, you can manually add a gateway in and specify any subnet you wish to. While programming, the Gateway does not have to be on the same subnet as the CA4K software.
...
View Answer
Answer:
You can have up to 7 Expanders with 1 Gen II gateway. The gateway and up to 7 expanders must be addressed to the same group number.
View Answer
Answer:
YES...
If a trilogy Wireless Lock, Gateway or Expander is reset, it MUST be rediscoved and added back into the CardAccess 3000 software.
View Answer
Answer:
The Blue Card is the Gateway ID card. It is very important to keep this in a safe place.
...
View Answer
Answer:
VERY IMPORTANT: Keep this yellow card in a safe place. The yellow card is the LOCK ID card. This card will contain the LOCK ID of the lock. A lock ID label will also be on the internal chassis of the lock. While discovering and Adding in Locks,...
View Answer
40 Results Per Page | Showing
1-40 of 81 Results
| 1 |
2
|
3
