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Resetting the iSecure control panel back to its factory default settings ("Cold Start") will leave your iSecure panel with a blank program. We STRONGLY recommend that before you begin, that you first back up your panel program to the iSecure Cloud...
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Dealers can now customize their subscribers' mobile apps with their dealer logos. Three custom images can be added:
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Yes! You can add the models ISEC-WL-KEYPAD standard keypad, ISEC-WL-TOUCH 4.3-inch color keypad and the IBR-TOUCH-WL 7-inch tablet keypad into the same iSecure Hub.
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Yes, you can use the hardwired IBR-TOUCH tablet keypad with the iSecure Hub. However, for simplicity we recommend using the wireless model IBR-TOUCH-WL as it is designed to connect to your iSecure Hub wirelessly over your customer's Wi-Fi network.
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Yes, it may be necessary to change the end-of-line-resistor (EOLR) value in the ISEC-WL-MOD Takeover Module. The steps are outlined in this video.
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Some web browsers will automatically zoom in to the General Settings page. To fix this, go to your browser settings and decrease the % zoom setting to 80% (or lower) to allow the General Settings page to be fully viewed. Browser settings are usually...
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Part 1: Installing the ISEC-2WF-MOD:
Click here to view Part 2: Programming the iSecure Hub using the iSecure Cloud Web Portal at www.iSecureByNapco.com.
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The iSecure Hub supports a maximum of four (4) ISEC-WL-MODULE take-over modules, for a maximum of 32 hardwired zones.
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Yes, one additional GEMWV-RECV receiver can be added to the iSecure Hub, added as address '3'.
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The iSecure Hub supports up to six (6) model ISEC-WL-KEYPAD and/or ISEC-WL-TOUCH keypads, or up to four (4) IBR-TOUCH-WL keypads.
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You can use Zone 7 and Zone 8 as regular wireless zones by default. However, if you are using the ISEC-2WF-MOD 2-Wire Fire Sensor Module, these zones must be dedicated to zones 7 and 8. Therefore, you must move your wireless zones to another zone.
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4-wire smoke detectors and CO (carbon monoxide) detectors may only be installed on the ISEC-WL-MODULE Takeover Module.
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Ten (10) 2-Wire smoke detectors are allowed per zone. Refer to the iSecure Installation and Programming Instructions (WI2240).
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With the iSecure Go-Anywhere Hub, the maximum alarm current for an external siren is 300mA.
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iSecure Kits 2 and 3 are both factory-equipped with Z-WAVE modules and are therefore fully compatible. Kit 2 allows Z-WAVE control through the iBridge app, and Kit 3 allows Z-WAVE to be controlled through either the iBridge app or the IBR-TOUCH-WL...
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Yes! A hardwired siren can be wired to the Bell terminals located on the rear of the iSecure Go-Anywhere Hub (supervised using a 2.2K ohm resistor).
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Yes, the Kit 3 IBR-TOUCH-WL touch keypad always requires that the premises be equipped with a Wi-Fi router. This Wi-Fi router network connection must be made to the iSecure Go-Anywhere Hub either through a wired connection, or through the Wi-Fi...
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To program the ISEC-WL-MODULE Takeover Module:
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Yes! A standard hardwired siren can be wired to the bell terminals located at the rear of the iSecure Go-Anywhere Hub, and supervised using a 2.2kΩ resistor.
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Yes, you can hardwire a GEMWV-RECV to the iSecure Go-Anywhere Hub terminals. This GEMWV-RECV receiver is compatible with the iSecure 319.5MHz frequency.
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Place a .png image of your logo on a USB "thumb" drive. The logo file must be named "logo.png" (cAsE sEnSiTiVe) and must be located inside a folder named "dealerLogo" (also cAsE sEnSiTiVe) located at the top root directory of the thumb drive.
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Yes. One additional RF receiver can be added. Add the GEMWV-RECV to the iSecure Hub as address number 3.
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Ensure that Pop-ups are unblocked on your wireless device. Go to Settings, tap the Safari icon and disable the Block Pop-ups feature to "allow" Pop-ups.
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Relocate the iSecure Hub to a higher part of the premises and away from any electrical rooms or radio devices (wireless routers, wireless phones, etc.)
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(The programming website is www.iSecureByNapco.com).
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No. The ISEC-WL-KEYPAD only requires one battery to operate. To extend the time interval between battery replacements, install a second battery of the same type into the right side battery compartment.
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The iSecure Cloud Web Portal is located at www.iSecureByNapco.com. To log in to the website, have your ComNet dealer login and the iSecure "Radio ID" number handy. The Radio ID is located on the small card (part "OI404LF") included with the...
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The signal strength can range from 0-15 (with 15 being the strongest). We always recommend placing the Go-Anywhere Hub in a location with the strongest signal.
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Yes. iBridgeVideo cameras and doorbells are compatible with iSecure. All devices must be registered in the same iSecure account at www.NapcoComNet.com.
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You have a choice of a wireless keypad model (ISEC-WL-KEYPAD), a 4.3-inch color touchscreen (ISEC-WL-TOUCH) or a 7-inch touchscreen tablet (IBR-TOUCH-WL).
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Yes, absolutely!
iSecure supports all of the Gemini wireless transmitters.
Note: iSecure does not support point 2 of the GEM-TRANS2.
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No, the iSecure Go-Anywhere Hub should only be programmed using the iSecure Cloud Web Portal at www.iSecureByNapco.com, from either your smart device or web browser. Alternatively, you can log in to the StarLink Radio Management Center at...
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