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File, Select Account>>View Panel Status 

      Click 

File

Select Account

View Panel Status

 and the 

Select Account 

window opens: 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
     Click to highlight an Account and click 

OK

.  The 

Panel 

Status

 dialog appears (shown below) and the selected 

Account now becomes the 

active 

Account: 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
      The 

Panel Status

 dialog details a status of each area in 

the system with respect to the following:  

Alarm status, 

Existing Troubles, Armed status, Bypassed zones, Fire 
Alarm status

, and 

Fire Troubles

, the current 

Check In 

Status

.  The status of each of these items is presented via 

a colored icon:  (A 

green 

icon indicates all is OK.  A 

red 

icon indicates the area specified is 

in alarm

, is 

armed 

or is 

in 

trouble

.  The 

darkest 

icon indicates the area specified 

is inactive or does not exist).  The date and time of the last 
Status Change is also displayed.  At the bottom of the dia-
log is a checkbox named Automatic Refresh Every 5 Sec-
onds, reloading data to the Panel Status screen. 

 
     The popup shown below will appear for new control panel 

installations that have not yet sent any status packets: 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

File, Edit Active Account 

      Click 

File

Edit Active Account

 (or press 

CTRL+E

) and 

the following 

Edit Account

 dialog appears allowing the 

current Account information to be changed. 

      The 

Edit Account

 dialog allows you to configure the 

same Account data that was saved when the Account 
was first created.  For a description of each field, see 
page 10.   

 

VIEW MENU 

      As displayed in this image, the 

View 

menu allows you to 

display the event queue, history, control panel status, as 
well as text files containing the system log and error log.   

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

View, Event Queue 

      Click 

View

Event Queue 

(or press 

F5 

on your keyboard) 

and a grid appears--the 

Event Queue

 screen (shown be-

low).  As events are received, they are added to this list--
with the most recent incoming events placed at the bot-
tom.  The 

Event Queue

 screen displays all data that ap-

pears on the keypad LCD within 5 seconds for the cur-
rently selected Receiver.  The 

Event Queue 

screen can 

be minimized (or made floating) by the Windows

®

 control 

box located in the upper right hand corner of the window.   

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

Using the Service Application (cont'd) 

 

Summary of Contents for Net.Link NL-RCV-RMPCUL

Page 1: ...I1491A 5 07 Installing Programming and Using the NAPCO Net Link NL RCV RMPCUL Central Station Alarm Receiver TM R 333 Bayview Avenue Amityville New York 11701 For Sales and Repairs 800 645 9445 For Te...

Page 2: ...17 Net Link Service Application Quick Access Buttons 18 Net Link Service Application Main Menu 18 Using the Service Application 19 24 Appendix A 25 Appendix B 26 NAPCO LIMITED WARRANTY 28 Table of Con...

Page 3: ...lation Requirements The NL RCV RMPCUL Receiver complies with part 15 of the FCC rules THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT IS REQUIRED BY THE FCC This equipment generates and uses radio frequency energy and if not...

Page 4: ...ed to the front panel of each Net Link Receiver housing Each keypad features an LCD with two rows of 16 characters each and a 0 9 numbered keypad that includes several special function buttons for vie...

Page 5: ...the key to the right to open are several switches and lights from top to bottom as follows Reset Not used Red LED Lights during hard drive activity Green LED Lights when system is powered on Keyboard...

Page 6: ...er using a standard 36 pin Centronics cable LAN Card LAN1 Primary connection to the Net Link Receiver and must be connected to the router LAN2 Interlink connection RJ 45 crossover cable e g NAPCO part...

Page 7: ...tallation Diagram below each con nection is numbered in the diagram All connections are made at the rear of the Receiver INSTALLATION DIAGRAM Refer to page 6 for a description of the Receiver rear hou...

Page 8: ...ackup configuration skip this step The Hot Backup Receiver is an optional component thus the Active Receiver can be in use for any amount of time before a Hot Backup Receiver is added to provide redun...

Page 9: ...desktop shortcut and the Net Link Service Application Log On screen appears As shown in the image below the default User Name is Default Note There is no password associated with this User Name so jus...

Page 10: ...s not require this field it is suggested to use the last 4 digits of the MAC Address Account Name An alphanumeric field used by the dealer to reference Account information Set Account Active Must be c...

Page 11: ...the num ber as required Automation Type Currently only the Sur Gard SG SLR Single Line Receiver Contact ID protocol is used for host communication See Appendix B on page 26 for more information ComPo...

Page 12: ...use CLEAR Button Press to silence audible Also exits without taking action while in Menu View Press G and CLEAR to clear events and troubles from the LCD Display Numerical Keys 0 9 Used for data entry...

Page 13: ...new event is received If the Automation Host Computer system fails the Re ceiver will automatically revert to Manual Mode and a System Trouble event will be logged and displayed For Manual Mode operat...

Page 14: ...ates a new event R indicates a restoral The next three digits indicate the Contact ID Code 130 Burglary 110 Fire etc the next two digits identify the area number and the final three digits identify th...

Page 15: ...a hardware failure will generate a system trouble SYSTEM INFO Net Link Version Displays the version of the Net Link software currently installed in the existing Receiver Keypad Version Displays the cu...

Page 16: ...032 can be entered as 32 VIEW ACKED EVENTS Displays events acknowledged using the ACK ENT button via the keypad in Manual Mode Press NEXT or PRIOR to scroll acknowledged events Press G and CLEAR to re...

Page 17: ...1 04 2006 02 17 27 PM 01 0036 E602 06 U Z 194 Fail to Check In 01 04 2006 Date MM DD YYYY 02 17 27 PM Time HH MM SS AM or PM 01 Ordinal number sequencing the events for each Subscriber ID 0036 Subscri...

Page 18: ...e currently active Account The Net Link Service Application toolbar above contains the Quick Access buttons It may be helpful to open each screen on your computer as you read From left to right they a...

Page 19: ...page 18 for a full listing of all button names and menu names in this main screen FILE MENU As displayed in the image below the File menu allows you to Exit the application and Log Off your User Name...

Page 20: ...ow will appear for new control panel installations that have not yet sent any status packets File Edit Active Account Click File Edit Active Account or press CTRL E and the following Edit Account dial...

Page 21: ...events click the file that corresponds to the correct date in question Note It may take several moments for the data to be loaded and displayed Although the events can be scrolled the events listed in...

Page 22: ...g Enable User Check to enable and uncheck to disable existing users When unchecked user in formation User type password etc remains within the system but is disabled thus denying the user the ability...

Page 23: ...is is also the same address to which the router was port forwarded This screen al lows the Virtual IP Address to be changed When finished click OK to save or click Cancel to exit without saving When s...

Page 24: ...ttings and the date In the bottom half of the screen you can set the new region and synchronize the date and time of the Receiver with that of the Service Application PC Click the Select New Time Zone...

Page 25: ...mbers to identify the system trouble 100 Hot Backup Off Line 102 LAN Network Failure 103 Keypad Failure 105 Virtual IP Address Conflict 110 System Fan Failure 111 Temperature High 112 Watch Dog Failed...

Page 26: ...s at which point an error is displayed and the system will try to re establish communications until automation type is set to NONE or communications have been re established CONTACT ID PROTOCOL DESCRI...

Page 27: ...27 NOTES...

Page 28: ...erson purporting to act on its behalf to modify to change or to assume for it any other war ranty or liability concerning its products In no event shall NAPCO be liable for an amount in ex cess of NAP...

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