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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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Open the VipReceiver Client License Manager and proceed as described in this video:
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No. When reporting to an IP receiver at the central station (for example, NAPCO Virtual IP CS Receiver, SurGard or Bosch receivers), the StarLink Communicator will directly send a check-in signal (ping) to the receiver. For example, if a StarLink...
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Click here for more videos about the NCSR Virtual IP CS Receiver.
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The 4/2 reporting format requires the use of a dial up receiver telephone number as you cannot use 4/2 to report to SurGard, Bosch or VIP receivers. Contact ID format is required for IP reporting. Go to the StarLink Radio Management Center (in the...
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To Create a Link for your Dealer Logo at the Login Screen:
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In addition to its outstanding abilities as a high-resolution outdoor wireless camera, the Napco ISV WLOCAM infrared IP camera has features that allow the use of its integral PIR motion sensor and pixel-based analytics to be used as a wireless...
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Our ISeeVideo VIP devices support the "2-way audio" feature. To enable, log in as a Master User and click the "Tools" icon (wrench and screwdriver) to open the Advanced Settings screen. In the Audio category located at the bottom of the...
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As a Dealer in MyRemoteKeypad.com and VideoAlert.net, you can assign your iRemote-MOD at both websites for customers who also have an ISeeVideo camera system. This will give your customers the opportunity to use their iRemote normally at...
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In virtually all cases our ISee Video VIP devices will penetrate firewalls and display video at the iSee Video website at a frame rate of approximately 20fps. However, more robust enterprise class firewalls may restrict bandwidth at a level...
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While the VCAM-I and VIP-Gateway are assigned static IP addresses, they can operate on a DHCP network. In addition to its IP address, each device must also be assigned an alphanumeric name to make it easy for the user to remember and find. Every 16...
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No – the VIP-Gateway converts up to 4 analog cameras into Network IP cameras and the VCAM-I is an IP ready camera. The VCAM-I cannot be interfaced to the VIP-Gateway. If multiple IP cameras are needed on a site, it would be more cost effective...
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The camera and the VIP-Gateway both have built-in motion detection capability, with sensitivity adjustments and a time schedule. They can be armed by schedule to trigger an event upon motion detection.
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The NAPCO VCAM-I IP and VIP-Gateway transmit to the server approx. 12 seconds of pre-alarm (before trigger) and 18 seconds of post-alarm video for a total of 30 seconds.
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The VCAM-I AP application is for configuring the VIP-Gateway and VCAM-I devices during installation and maintaining the settings remotely. It should not be left with the customer. While the VCAM-I AP can technically be used as a viewer for the...
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A short occurs on the n/o trigger input of the device (VIP-Gateway or VCAM-I).
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The NAPCO VIP-Gateway and VCAM-I IP both send compressed video clips to the NAPCO Video Alert server upon activation of the module’s trigger input(s). This trigger activation is accomplished by placing a momentary short across a normally open...
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