I don't see an option on my Napco 1016e panel to implement Contact ID as a data format. Is there another name used by Napco for CID?
Thanks in advance,
Rob Houston
Contact ID with Napco 1016e?
Aug 26, 2005
11 Replies
Thanks, Jim, I think there is an Ademco option there. I'll give it a try.
Rob
Jim:
Is "Ademco Slow" the same as Contact ID? My Napco Quickloader software only lists "Ademco Slow or Silent Knight Slow" as options, not Ademco Point ID.
Thanks,
Rob
Try Ademco Point ID
Jim Rojas
Make sure the respective BURG or FIRE wording under report codes is present on each zone. Otherwise the signals will not be sent.
Jim Rojas
Jim:
The one thing I seem to be missing for my 4X2 report codes is restore codes. Are restore codes generally used by Central Stations?
Thanks again,
Rob
Whatever you want them to be - you make up the codes and tell your cs what you're gonna use. If your gonna use old formats on other panels stick to one setup and your cs should be able to build a template for ya.
whatever you want....
60's for restores. 50's for shunts 30-49 for burgs
Then no...select 4x2 universal high speed format 2300 handshake & kissoff. That's as fast as you can go I think.
Make sure your 4x2 report codes are all correct.
Jim Rojas
I generally use restores for fire zones and low battery signals.
I like using F for Trouble, E for Restore
Example: F1 = Smoke Trouble Zone 1 E1 = Smoke Restore Zone 1 F8 = Low Battery Trouble E8 = Low Battery Restore
You can use whatever you like...just keep it simple.
Jim Rojas
Thanks, guys. All good advice.
Regards,
Rob
Ask your CS. Often-times they have a standard format for dealers sending
4-2. I know mine does and it's good to stick with that so you don't confuse the issue.The 1016E can't do Point ID, the Ademco option is for 4/2 slow
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