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When programming wireless devices through the cloud, be sure to select the correct starting character and point number or an error message will appear. To program your wireless devices, proceed as follows:
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Reporting code E300 area 00 Z1 A00 is a common FireLink or GEMC control panel Point ID reporting code that some central stations may mistakenly confuse with a Z1 trouble.
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Beginning with the 1996 edition of NFPA 72, fire alarm systems that contain more than two strobes in a room or space require synchronization. Since then, all manufactures have produced Horn/Strobes and Strobes that will Synchronize.
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Programming SLC Device Addresses and Adding Devices into the FireLink Cloud Programming: https://youtu.be/9PJjqwBg53A
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Ever since the NFPA 72 (2013) was instituted, a 6-hour Test Timer may be required to be programmed in your Gemini C-Series (GEMC), Firewolf or FireLink control panel. Proceed as follows:
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An E97 trouble is an SLC trouble that can be caused by many things. To determine the exact trouble condition, launch PCD-Windows Quickloader and examine the status of the system. In the Status / Control screen, open the SLC tab. The devices in...
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No, however if you wish to program the control panel using the FireLink Cloud Portal (www.FireLinkPro.com), the FireLink control panel must be "new, out of the box" or must be reset back to its original factory default settings and then initially...
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If a supervisory zone goes into trouble, the supervisory icon and keypad sounder will automatically reset when the trouble condition clears.
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This video provides an overview of the steps necessary to program your FireLink fire alarm control panel (FACP) using the FireLink programming website (https://FireLink.NapcoNOC2.com).
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As detailed below, mount the GEMC-FW-SLC module to the HW1489 Battery Shelf with the hardware provided.
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In the PCD-Windows Quickloader NAC/Output Assignment screen, NAC A or D must be programmed for Reverse Polarity. If the 24VDC needs to be Resetable, program NAC A or D for both Reverse Polarity and Fire Reset.
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The FireLink FL-32FACP control panel is equipped with two (2) NAC circuits.
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Log into PCD-Windows Quickloader, click on File > Dealer Settings > StarLink Defaults tab. In the StarLink Authentication area, type your company's master StarLink Dealer ID and Password. Note: StarLink user accounts cannot be used.
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To meet UL and NFPA standards (as of May 2020), the default FireLink control panel program currently included in PCD-Windows Quickloader V6.4.5 (in the Keypad Assignments screen, Keypad Features tab) includes the following two options that should be...
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We recommend using the latest version of Quickloader (currently V6.4.5) (for versions 6.4.2 and prior, scroll down).
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Use PCD-Windows Quickloader software, available for download at the NAPCO Technical Library (https://tech.napcosecurity.com/).
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Yes. Up to five (5) model GEMC-NAC7L Supervised NAC Extenders can be added to a FireLink control panel.
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The NAPCO Technical Library Link described in this video:
https://tech.napcosecurity.com/index.php/techlibrary/docdetails/brand_id/1/doc_id/2619
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Yes, the FireLink FACP can be expanded using any combination of zone expansion modules, SLC or wireless.
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1. Download the default file to your desktop.
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The FireLink FACP is shipped with a factory default program already set to report to your central station. In general, the additional steps are: Register the radio communicator, connect all field wiring, add resistors to all unused zones and NACs,...
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How to use PCD-Windows Quickloader to change the FireLink control panel default program.
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How to Address a Remote Annunciator after placing the FireLink Control Panel in Configuration Mode:
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Use the Gemini C-Series (GEMC) Standby Calculation Worksheet located in our Technical Library website:
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Access the file from the NAPCO Tech Library in this link and download the file to your desktop. Log into PCD-Windows Quickloader as the Master, click File > Import Multiple Accounts..., locate the file on your desktop, select the file and...
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The FireLink control panel has a pre-loaded Easy Default Program intended for sprinkler supervisory or basic conventional fire applications. For applications outside the scope of the default program, the FireLink system may be programmed Over-The-Air...
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Yes, the control panel can support up to 6 remote annunciators.
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The FireLink control panel can support up to 6 remote annunciators, and all must be addressed in consecutive order as numbers 02 through 06. By default, the control panel annunciator is configured and programmed for address 01 and must not be...
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The FireLink FACP comes with a factory default program already programmed to report to your central station. All you need to do is register the radio communicator portion, connect all field wiring, install EOLRs on all unused zones and NAC circuits,...
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Yes, the fire alarm control panel can be expanded using any combination of zone expansion modules, SLC Signaling Line Circuit modules or wireless receivers.
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The Napco FWC-FSLC-CZM Conventional Zone Module allows the control panel fire SLC (Signaling Line Circuit) loop to interface with and monitor two-wire conventional detectors or pull stations. When used with the GEMC-F8ZCPIM Conventional 8 Fire...
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