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Napco iSecure Security System

                         

All technical manuals are available in PDF format at 

tech.napcosecurity.com

 

5

 

Open the box and locate 

OI404LF

, a card that specifies the system 

Radio  ID

  number, 

Network  MAC 

address  and 

Master  Code

  (see 

page 7 for details)  Keep this card handy during the installation pro-

cess, 

but always store in a secure location

.  

 

 

Hardware Installation Instructions

 

1.

 

Open box and remove all components from the Kit and place 

on  a  clean  table  top.    Ensure  the 

OI404LF

  card  is  available.  

After the installation process, place this card in a secure loca-

tion.  

 

2.

 

Insert batteries and remove battery ribbons to power all battery

-

enabled  devices.    Place  magnets  next  to  the 

ISEC

-

DW

-

XMITTERs 

to  make  them  appear  to  the  system  as 

"closed"  (see  page  18  for  magnet  location).    With  the  Kit  1 

ISEC

-

WL

-

KEYPAD 

press the bottom edge case tabs to open, 

insert battery (provided) into either of the two holders.  To open 

the  Kit  2 

ISEC

-

WL

-

TOUCH

,  depress  the  bottom  case  tabs, 

with the Kit 3 

IBR

-

TOUCH

-

WL

 gently pry the two key tabs at 

the  bottom  with  a  flathead  screwdriver;  connect  the  pre

-

stripped  power  adapter  wires  to  the  keypad  power  terminals, 

observing polarity.  The wire marked with a red "tube" connects 

to the (+) red terminal (+12VDC).  

 

3.

 

Separate the Hub housing:  With a flat head screwdriver, push 

in the two tabs at the bottom to unhook, then separate the two 

parts of the housing.

 

4.

 

Inside the hub, place a 12V, 4AH or 5AH battery into its brack-

et, battery terminals closer to the rear of the Hub.  Secure using 

the Velcro strip.  Connect flying leads to battery terminals "red 

to red" and "black to black".

 

5.

 

Carefully align and re

-

join the front and rear Hub housing, thus 

powering  the  unit.    Verify  that  the  bottom  right  green  LED  on 

the Hub flashes for about 10 seconds.

 

6.

 

Wait  at  least  30  seconds  until  the  "Cellular  Signal  Strength" 

green  LED  (right  side,  second  from  top)  flashes  a  signal 

strength of 3 or higher.  

 

7.

 

After  selecting  the  Hub  mounting  location,  remove  the  small 

door at the rear of the Hub and connect the 16VAC transformer 

wires  (of  desired  length)  to  the  bottom  two  screw  terminals 

(marked 

16VAC

;  no  polarity).   

Note:

    The  transformer  is  the 

main power source and must be connected.  

 

 

Temporarily unplug the 16VAC transformer, open the Hub en-

closure for 20 seconds to disconnect the battery, then snap the 

Hub  enclosure  back  together  and  insert  the  transformer  back 

into the wall outlet.  This momentary removal of power allows 

the Hub to measure its relative wireless noise level so that ac-

curate signal to noise levels for each transmitter can be deter-

mined.  

IMPORTANT:

  All wireless devices, including Z

-

Wave 

devices,  must  be  signal  tested  with  all  enclosure  covers  fully 

closed, including the Hub.

 

 

Register the Hub, Purchase a Service Plan, and Down-

load Device and Central Station Data into the Hub

 

With the Hub powered, download the iBridge app with a PC, laptop 

or smart device to register the Hub and purchase an iSecure Service 

Plan at 

www.NapcoComNet.com

.  The app will then provide a 

means of downloading the preconfigured system device and central 

station information into the Hub at 

www.iSecureByNapco.com

 

A.

 

Visit (

www.NapcoComNet.com

)

 

B.

 

Enter your 

iSecure ID # 

and the select your service plan.

 

C.

 

Access the iSecure Cloud Web Portal at 

www.iSecureByNapco.com

 Click 

Dealer Login

.  Refer to the 

OI404LF card and enter your 

Dealer User ID

Password 

and 

Radio ID 

("

iSecure LTE ID#

").  Click 

Submit

.  

 

D.

 

Click 

General Settings 

and in the 

Master Security Code

 field, 

enter the 

Master Code

 (also refer to the OI404LF card).  Op-

tional:  Enter a 

Download Security Code

 and a 

Dealer Key-

pad Programming Code

 in the fields provided.  

 

E.

 

Click 

Save

.  Any changes to the Master Security Code require 

that  you  exit  and  re

-

enter  the  iSecure  Cloud  Web  Portal.  

Therefore, quit your browser and log back in.  

 

F.

 

Click 

Central Station Reporting

 and enter your central station 

account and telephone number.  Click 

Save

.  

 

G.

 

Download  the  Kit  configuration  into  your  Go

-

Anywhere  Hub:  

Click 

Upload/Download 

Full  Download 

and  click 

Yes 

to 

confirm.  While waiting for the download to complete, the yel-

low "IP Network Wi

-

Fi" LED (right side, 4th from top) will be on 

steady  during  the  download  process  and  the  Hub  will  beep 

when the download is complete.

 

After  downloading  the  Kit  configuration  into  your  Hub,  add  and 

configure any additional devices as detailed further in this manual 

(see the Table of Contents for the device you wish to add).  

 

 

Continue with the Hardware Installation  

 

8.

 

Confirm keypad operation by arming and disarming the system 

(use the default User Code 

1  2  3

).  Connect the Kit 3 touch 

keypad  to  the  customer's  wireless  router  (turn  to  page  13  for 

the step

-

by

-

step configuration instructions).

 

9.

 

With the system disarmed, test each transmitter (one at a time) 

by removing and replacing its magnet and observing the result-

ing keypad display notification.  Install two batteries (included) 

in the PIR.  Test the PIR by facing it towards a wall, or upside 

down so that no motion is detected for at least 5 minutes.  Trig-

ger the PIR by initiating motion at its face, observing the result-

ing keypad display of a faulted zone.  

 

10.

 

After  testing  the  operation  of  all  system  components,  mount 

each device in their desired location as detailed in this manual 

(see  the  Table  of  Contents  for  each  device).    Install  and 

launch  the  iBridge  smartphone  app  to  confirm  the  signal 

strength of each transmitter.  

 

11.

 

Temporarily power keypad(s) and verify the keypad RF signal 

strength in the desired mounting location before mounting to 

the wall.  With Kit 2 and Kit 3 keypads, route the power wires 

from the power adapter to the keypad as desired, but do not 

plug  the  adapter  into  the  wall  outlet  until  the  keypad  is  fully 

mounted.  Route the power wires through the rear case center 

hole and connect to the power terminals.  Rejoin the keypad 

back  case  by  re

-

engaging  the  case  tabs.      Mount  the  rear 

case using a level to ensure horizontal mounting.  Mount the 

PIR  and the  door  window transmitters  as  per the installation 

instructions.   

 

 

iOS / Android Phone App Installation

 

 

Purchase  and  install  the  free  smartphone  app  (search  for 

"

iBridge

" in your online app store)

 

 

Launch the app and tap 

System 

(the "gears" icon) 

 

 

Tap 

Configure Remote Logins 

New User 

 

 

In the 

Username 

field, enter the 

Radio ID

 ("

iSecure LTE ID#

") 

located on the card (OI404LF)

 

 

In the 

Password 

field, enter the default Password 

1  2  3  4

 

 

Type a 

Display Name

 

 

Tap 

Log  In 

(when  connected,  the  bottom  right  will  indicate 

"

Connected...

"

 

 

Tap 

Security

 

 

Enter the 

Master Code

 located on the card (OI404LF), then tap 

MENU

BYPASS

,  (tap 

Next/Yes

  to  DISPLAY  RF  XMITTER 

STAT Y/N).  

 

 

Tap 

Next/Yes

 to scroll forward through each zone (or tap 

Prior/

No

 to scroll through the previous zones).  Signal strength should 

be at least 3; we recommend 4 or greater)

 

New User Pre

-

Installation and Configuration Steps

 

Summary of Contents for iSecure

Page 1: ...Napco iSecure Security System All technical manuals are available in PDF format at tech napcosecurity com 1 NAPCO 2021 WI2240ALF 6 21...

Page 2: ...It is subject to change without notice Companies names and data used in examples herein are fictitious unless otherwise noted Napco assumes no responsibility for incor rect information this manual ma...

Page 3: ...Install the ISEC ZWAVE 40 Install the ISEC EXTANT KIT optional 41 Go Anywhere Smart Hub Icons 43 PROGRAMMING Programming Keypads Touchscreens 44 Programming Motion Sensors 45 Programming Glass Break S...

Page 4: ...382LF Hub tamper in stallation instructions included All Kits support up to six 6 ISEC WL KEYPADs and or ISEC WL TOUCHs combined When the Go Anywhere Hub is connected to a network with a Wi Fi access...

Page 5: ...gin Refer to the OI404LF card and enter your Dealer User ID Password and Radio ID iSecure LTE ID Click Submit D Click General Settings and in the Master Security Code field enter the Master Code also...

Page 6: ...within 15 minutes of checkout With iSecure a new subscriber account will automatically be created A Dealer User ID and temporary Password will be emailed to you the dealer upon activation This tempora...

Page 7: ...r the first time In the confirmation popup click Yes download to send all changes to the Go Anywhere Smart Hub Network MAC Unique Media Ac cess Control identifier assigned to the integral network inte...

Page 8: ...to enable the IP path of the integral dual path radio communicator this selection is available depending on plan purchased Configuration Type Click the Configuration Type pull down to select the re po...

Page 9: ...e iSecure Cloud Web Portal Note Radio will reboot after the successful download of new IP configurations IMPORTANT Some police and or fire departments require alarm permits contact each department do...

Page 10: ...or 5AH battery not supplied observing polarity secure battery with Velcro strap 7 Remove the plastic protective film from the face of the Go Anywhere Hub STAND ALONE INSTALLATIONS If placing on a she...

Page 11: ...s speakers or a mechanical bells this terminal and BELL Any self contained external siren requiring a 12V supply can be connected When connecting a mechanical bell it must be supervised using a 2 2k O...

Page 12: ...o place 4 Drill the two keypad mounting holes four holes with the IBR TOUCH WL in the mounting surface When mounting to hollow drywall or similar surface we recommend using wall anchors or similar har...

Page 13: ...security system keypad tap Keypad Only jump to step 6 To include video camera and Z Wave functions tap Full Functionality 4 5 Add the IBR TOUCH WL Tablet Kit 3 Only The steps below are the only steps...

Page 14: ...dministrator account User ID and Password and tap Finish 10 Upon connection to the Internet based ac count for the iSecure system the resulting keypad shown in step 12 will be configured for the payme...

Page 15: ...ON The ISEC MOTION is an advanced PIR sensor designed for use with Napco s wireless receivers The unit is powered by two sup plied 3 volt lithium batteries estimated battery life 3 years If bat tery v...

Page 16: ...as a template to mark mounting holes on the wall The sensor must be in direct line of sight of all windows being protected Reliable detection cannot be expected around cor ners in other rooms etc For...

Page 17: ...ector is mounted on the same wall as the glass point the tester at the opposite wall If the LED on the detector comes on for about 4 seconds when the tester is triggered the glass is within detection...

Page 18: ...DESCRIPTION The ISEC DW XMITTER is a low profile window door transmitter designed for use in Napco iSecure wireless systems Used with the supplied magnet the transmitter functions as a window door se...

Page 19: ...location to mount the ISEC SMOKE Note Mounting the ISEC SMOKE on foil backed wallpaper is NOT recommended because the radio range will be reduced The ISEC SMOKE is a high quality photoelectric smoke...

Page 20: ...e correct zone on the Hub and that the correct report is sent to the central sta tion NOTE Smoke detectors are not to be used with detector guards unless the combination has been evaluated and found s...

Page 21: ...utomatically exit this mode after 5 minutes Note If smoke is still present in the chamber after exiting Silence mode the detector will go into alarm again IMPORTANT Use proper polarity when installing...

Page 22: ...eratures Also do not locate alarm in front of air conditioners heating registers or other locations where normal air circulation will keep smoke from entering the detector Installing smoke detectors i...

Page 23: ...onitor and annunciate low battery Coding switches are not required or used in the ISEC HEAT Each transmitter is assigned a unique identification code number at the factory The transmitter is powered b...

Page 24: ...ystem Test system with unit mounted If the system is monitored notify the central station of the impending test The rate of rise feature may be tested by a quick applica tion of heat from any convenie...

Page 25: ...ta or Sanyo type 123A battery in its compart ment observing correct polarity Enroll the ISEC CARBON MON into the Hub before mounting During power up and status initialization both the green and red LE...

Page 26: ...ss and hold the re cessed TEST button for approximately 2 seconds The detector will temporarily go into alarm and the red LED will illuminate b Within a few seconds the green LED will start to blink r...

Page 27: ...e equipment manufacturer s doc umentation or contact the manufacturer s directly for more information about how the equipment can leak carbon monoxide into the premises Ensure all motor vehicles are n...

Page 28: ...installation instructions in their entirety be fore installing the ISEC CARBON MON detector Leave these instructions with the owner user of the detector The ISEC CARBON MON is intended for use in ind...

Page 29: ...detector indicates an end of life condi tion whichever comes first CO detectors are not a substi tute for designated life safety devices Napco does not war rant or imply in any way that a CO detector...

Page 30: ...uit board no more than 45 degrees see Figures 1 and 2 to allow removal of batteries from the bottom circuit board 3 Slide the bottom battery out and away from the circuit board Figure 3 Top View of Bo...

Page 31: ...to which transmitter is applicable The 6 digit RF ID code with checksum digit printed on the transmitter enter all numbers and or letters including lead ing zeros if any Aux 1 option and Aux 2 option...

Page 32: ...t 3 Use the supplied double backed tape to secure the Tamper Magnet to the wall do NOT use any screws near electrical wiring that runs inside walls 4 At the wall outlet remove the wall cover plate scr...

Page 33: ...on If RESET is not pressed the battery trouble will self restore in 4 hours if the battery voltage always remains above the minimum level during this time TERMINAL DESCRIPTIONS Configure all inputs an...

Page 34: ...through JP12 for ZONE 8 Each zone 1 8 is assigned to terminals Z1 through Z8 respectively Notice each jumper block labeled JP5 through JP12 contains vertical 4 pins FIRE top two pins Selected zone rep...

Page 35: ...UMPER ZONE 1 FIRE CO BURG SET JUMPER ZONE 7 FIRE CO BURG SET JUMPER ZONE 8 FIRE CO BURG P2 1 2 3 4 5 6 BAT BAT DC DC 12 18VAC TRANSFORMER Control panel power or auxiliary power supply FIRE CO BURG ZON...

Page 36: ...zone 7 FIRE PR Connects to the positive terminal of the two wire smoke sensor Z8 Connects to the negative terminal of the two wire smoke sensor zone 8 Connect the 2 wire smoke detectors to the Go Anyw...

Page 37: ...MOD INSTALLATION If the Go Anywhere Smart Hub enclosure is not already open open the enclosure as directed on page 10 step 3 Remove all A C and battery power and install the ISEC 2WF MOD into the iSe...

Page 38: ...t secure the Go Anywhere Hub motherboard PCB to the front housing See the arrows in Fig 2 for screw locations 8 With the ISEC WIFI PC board in hand connect the small Antenna Board plug to the ISEC WIF...

Page 39: ...orks pull down find and select the SSID name of the customer s network Upon selection the Security Type and Selected Network fields will automatically populate Type the Password of the customer s Wi F...

Page 40: ...our body or clothing Use a grounded wrist strap or touch an unpainted grounded metal object If replacing an older version of the ISEC ZWAVE first down load the latest version of the Z Wave firmware at...

Page 41: ...e front LED Faceplate to the front housing 4 Remove the LED Faceplate From the front of the housing pull out the LED Faceplate to remove 5 On the inside of the LED Faceplate remove the screw that secu...

Page 42: ...lose the two parts of the Hub housing routing the cable out the rear access door see Fig 9 Be sure not to crimp the wire between the PCB and the housing Closing the two parts of the Hub housing will r...

Page 43: ...Receiver trouble due to excessive radio noise in area Try relocating the Smart Hub Otherwise call for service Rapid Flicker Transmissions in progress Flashing 900MHZ peripheral download Status Off No...

Page 44: ...he ISEC WL TOUCH press and hold the appropriate FIRE AUX or PANIC button respectively see the User s Guide for details By default Emergency Buttons are ena bled for all keypads to disallow their use s...

Page 45: ...R FUNCTION Select Instant or Interior When armed STAY usually when sleeping and you want the motion to ignore movement within the home select Interior If you want the sensor to immediately trigger an...

Page 46: ...it sensor ID for the device 4 DESCRIPTION Type the sensor descrip tion you wish to appear on the keypad display AREA Default 1 See the key pad Operating Guide for the definition of Area SENSOR FUNCTIO...

Page 47: ...or For example use for an interior door that will be in use when armed STAY but protected when armed AWAY Instant Allows for an immediate alarm when activated providing instant protection while you or...

Page 48: ...N Type the sensor descrip tion you wish to appear on the keypad display SENSOR TYPE Select Smoke Sensor SENSOR FUNCTION Smoke is au tomatically se lected when Smoke Sen sor is selected as the SENSOR T...

Page 49: ...on the keypad display SENSOR TYPE Select Heat Sensor SENSOR FUNCTION Heat is auto matically select ed when Heat Sensor is se lected as the SENSOR TYPE SENSOR ID Type in the 7 digit sen sor ID for the...

Page 50: ...or DESCRIPTION Type the sensor descrip tion you wish to appear on the keypad display SENSOR TYPE Select Carbon Monoxide SENSOR FUNCTION CO Alarm is automatically selected when Carbon Mon oxide is sele...

Page 51: ...the following Instant Allows for an immediate alarm when the panic button is pressed providing instant protection 24Hr Zone Audible Provides protection at all times whether or not the system is armed...

Page 52: ...e Select to disable the designated key Key 3 and or Key 4 Panic Pressing the designated key causes the siren to sound and sends a panic report to the central station Instant Pressing the designated ke...

Page 53: ...in any Area ISEC WL SIREN Wireless Siren TYPE Sirens can be powered by an AC power supply plugged into a 120VAC unswitched wall outlet or with batteries Select the power type used by your siren NAME...

Page 54: ...ired zone to the RF ID of the supervised 900MHz wireless zone up to 8 zones for each ISEC WL MODULE In the TAKEOVER screen shown below for the Takeover Module added previously program each column as d...

Page 55: ...umn 3 To add a new Code click in a blank USER CODES field and enter the new User Code up to 6 digits To erase or change an existing Code simply clear or re enter the User Code 4 Add a check to either...

Page 56: ...ng to establish a connection if this code is forgotten the Master Security Code of the particular Go Anywhere Hub can be used in its place Dealer Keypad Programming Code This code is left blank in the...

Page 57: ...at you wish to be used in text and email notification messages to help you identify the iSecure system installation Video Security Z Wave Remote Access Check to enable access to each service from the...

Page 58: ...can also be configured to allow Wi Fi con nections to only specific MAC Addresses Displays the MAC Address of the Go Anywhere Hub in an easy to copy field should it be needed Users Displays the USER I...

Page 59: ...sor within the Go Anywhere Hub that controls the radio communications between the Hub and the wireless de vice s Other iSecure Cloud Web Portal Screens cont d RadioHardware Version refers to the versi...

Page 60: ...relocate the Go Anywhere Smart Hub or the device so they are in closer proximity E 05 NN Transmitter Low Battery When an RF device has a weak battery an error E 05 appears The NN is a two digit number...

Page 61: ...top as shown in the image Note Never use the jumper position N A Use hearing protection siren is rated at 85dBA Do not apply AC power when rear cover is open 1 Remove AC and batteries 2 Remove jumper...

Page 62: ...h the same type as specified above Use of other types may present a risk of fire or explosion Nev er recharge or disassemble a battery or dispose of in fire E06 NN Receiver Response Failure Call insta...

Page 63: ...TER When the test is initiated data is transferred back and forth be tween the keypad and Hub When finished the signal levels of both the keypad and Hub are displayed and a beep is heard in the sequen...

Page 64: ...Secure system might be interfering with the system to be installed the ISEC WL KEYPAD can be used as a scanner to scan for the presence of other nearby iSecure radio signals and determine if the nearb...

Page 65: ...unication link between the Hub and the ISEC WL TOUCH keypad was interrupted If Out of System this field will count down AutoEnroll This feature is a quick and easy way to enroll wireless devices into...

Page 66: ...w E02 00 will appear in the display indicating a low battery condition Allow 24 hours for the battery to recharge DISPLAY SYS TRBL Displays all system error codes troubles LOW BAT TERY AC POWER LOSS e...

Page 67: ...pertinent information where necessary depending upon the event TO ARM IN 1 4 HRS Use this function to a delay programmed auto arming up to 4 hours 15 minutes or b initiate auto arming in 4 hours 15 mi...

Page 68: ...scribed below tap Config ure otherwise tap Continue to App to return to the Home Screen or Test Again to repeat the test See page 13 for step by step instructions to help guide you through the Wiz ard...

Page 69: ...1 3 5 7 10 15 and 20 minutes BSSID used to LOCKDOWN IBRIDGE Tap to enter a new broadcast SSID named BSSID in this menu to be stored in the touchscreen s memory to be used by default when the touchscre...

Page 70: ...then connect power to the camera Do you wish to proceed with Wire less Camera Configuration 1 The camera must be powered and wirelessly con nected to the network before proceeding 2 Tap Yes to procee...

Page 71: ...wish to disallow customer changes to the home automation Z Wave system unchecking disabling this setting disables the User Settings menu feature named Automation Management z wave Converse ly check t...

Page 72: ...hours with network connection 32 hours ISEC KIT2 Battery Standby Hours 12V 4AH battery No network connection 25 hours with network connection 24 hours 12V 5AH battery No network connection 32 hours w...

Page 73: ...RT HUB In cludes up to 80 wireless zones in 1 or 2 discrete Areas with keypad bus and other optional con nections Kits with the suffix V use the Verizon network A use the AT T network IBR TOUCH WL Sma...

Page 74: ...s re ceivers The ISEC MOTION is powered by two supplied 3 volt lithium batteries estimated battery life 3 years When battery voltage drops below normal a low battery report will be sent to the re ceiv...

Page 75: ...Wireless Siren Mounting Template Slide Screw Use with battery powered units only Magnet 1 5 8 Align this centerline with Wall Socket 7 16 Magnet Screws 2 Use with battery powered units only Center Lin...

Page 76: ...76 All technical manuals are available in PDF format at tech napcosecurity com Napco iSecure Security System Notes...

Page 77: ...rews 2 Use with battery powered units only Center Line of Wall Socket 5 1 4 Screw Hole Tab Align this centerline with Wall Socket This template shows the unit plugged into the bottom receptacle but ei...

Page 78: ...78 All technical manuals are available in PDF format at tech napcosecurity com Napco iSecure Security System ISEC WL MODULE Takeover Module Wiring Diagram...

Page 79: ...Napco iSecure Security System All technical manuals are available in PDF format at tech napcosecurity com 79 iSecure Hub Wiring Diagram LA3550A3...

Page 80: ...he product Seller s warranty as hereinabove set forth shall not be enlarged diminished or affected by and no obligation or liability shall arise or grow out of Seller s rendering of technical advice o...

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