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On any Gemini (GEM-series) control panel, set your meter to read DC voltage, disconnect the battery leads and, observing polarity, measure the charging voltage as shown in the image below. The reading should be a little below 14VDC.
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1. In the Gemini App, tap the "hamburger" icon to open Settings:
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To meet agency listings for the control panel, 'Primary User Interface' (i.e., GEMC-FK1 keypad) requires connecting the trouble sounder to the motherboard terminals 13 and 14. Only one (1) 'Primary User Interface' is required, thus it is not...
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Class A fire alarm circuits are designed for high-reliability and fault-tolerance because they use a redundant wiring loop -- signals travel through two separate circuits to ensure continued operation even if one loop is damaged. This involves...
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Yes, PCD-Windows Quickloader software allows you to change the "System Ready" message that appears on the GEM-RP8LCD keypad display when this keypad is connected to the GEM-P801 control panel (note that this option is not available with the GEM-P800...
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When arming with Instant Protection, the exit delay will remain in effect, allowing exit of the premises just after arming. Instant protection cancels the entry delay on the Entry Zone(s), therefore, when the system is armed with instant...
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To successfully implement an automated unlock schedule for the Access Control Module (ACM) on a Gemini C-Series (GEMC) control panel, a physical hardware expansion board must be used. Unlike stand-alone Gemini Residential or light-Commercial...
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The GEM-WP is a single-button emergency pendant transmitter designed for portability but can also be used as a stationary panic button. To ensure the system correctly identifies the user who pressed the panic button (using Contact ID) and...
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To wire zones 7 and 8 as Burglary zones:
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Program for dry contact to change state when a fire alarm or a panel trouble condition occurs. The following is for an additional annunciation panel (not a keypad):
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In UL Listed Burglary installations, the control panel keypad must annunciate when the StarLink communicator goes into trouble, not solely when there is Telco line trouble or a 'fail to communicate' trouble.
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In PCD-Windows Quickloader software, select System Assignment > System Reporting and Outputs tab. Add a check to the Test Timer option for Report on Alarm Telco 1:
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The following are the minimum control panel firmware versions that can be used with the NetLink NL-RCM Remote Control Module:
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The keypad message "Dealer Access Only" appears when you are attempting to access a portion of the security system restricted to professional security installers and dealers only. To gain access, you must first unlock the keypad / annunciator...
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Yes, we do! See the following list:
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Yes! The NAPCO Gemini control panels GEM-P816, GEM-P1632, GEM-P1664, GEM-P3200, GEM-P9600, and GEM-X255 can be programmed to provide constant 12VDC upon arming Area 1. This is useful, for example, when installing an LED to indicate if the...
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Yes. Launch PCD-Windows Quickloader, open User Assignment > User/System Codes, select the user that you want to assign to multiple areas. As shown in the example below, Mike is User #1 and as manager he has programming abilities and...
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Yes. As shown below, launch PCD-Windows Quickloader, open NAC/Output Assignment > NAC/Output Options and add a check to Horn/Strobe Simultaneous Silence.
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The Gemini GEM-P3200, GEM-P9600, or GEM-X255 burglary alarm control panels can be programmed to provide a voltage trigger or a dry contact closure using a low current relay. This relay can be used to trigger your water valve controller to close...
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To set the control panel date and time using the GEM-RP1CAe2 or GEM-K1CA keypad:
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Yes. The FW-2S 2-Wire Smoke Detectors can be used with UL Listed control panels without using the integral sounder, thus eliminating the need for using the FW-RM1 Reversing Module with NAPCO Gemini control panels or using the GEMC-SDW...
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No, it is not possible for a user to add or delete user codes through keypad programming. The only similar user code function available is to update a known user code already programmed in system.
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No, it is not possible to disable the cover tamper from creating a trouble when the control panel considers it tripped.
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For the GEMC Fire Side of the GEMC Control Panel:
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1. Address the RM3008 according to the address chart:
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We recommend that you consider an external power supply for your system if the power draw is close to the maximum allowed by the control panel.
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All keypads must be addressed properly in order to communicate with the control panel. The GEM-RP2/GEM-K2 and GEM-RP3/GEM-K3 series are addressed through an address jumper setting and the GEM-RP1/ GEM-K1 series are addressed through keypad...
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To set up a FWC-FSLC-SOM1-E Supervised Output Module in place of a NAC Extender with GEMINI GEMC series control panels (including Firewolf and FireLink panels), you will need a fire-rated 24VDC power supply and, possibly, a sync module for the...
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After successfully integrating the NAPCO E-Access controller with a burglary alarm control panel (such as the Gemini GEM-P3200), the NAPCO E-Access controller can only disarm the burglary alarm. The NAPCO E-Access controller cannot arm the...
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Use PCD-Windows Quickloader software to program the GEM-TEMP64 Temperature Sensor into the GEM-P1664 burglary control panel:
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If the Chime tone is not sounding at the keypad when the Chime Zone is violated, check the following:
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Yes. As shown in the image below, if you are using a Gemini C-Series (GEMC) Control Panel as a "Burg-only" control panel, you MUST add resistors to all NAC circuits as they are all supervised. Remember, Area 1 will always be a Fire Area,...
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To test the programming of an existing Test Timer feature:
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The Gemini series control panels support multiple wireless receivers to provide extended coverage when required. Please add an additional receiver, positioned to extend the range of your GEM-RECV wireless receiver.
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These keypads only support EZM addresses 1 through 22.
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Yes, a zone can share two or more Areas (within the maximum number of Areas available consistent with the control panel model).
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