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STEP 4: WIRE IBR-ZREMOTE NETWORK CONNECTIONS TO

ISEE-WAP AND ROUTER

Using

three

(3) standard CAT5 network cables, connect...



...one end of the

1st cable

into another open LAN socket on the ISEE-WAP, the other end into

the IBR-ZREMOTE receptacle labeled "

ETHERNET

" (located on the front next to the local

download jack).



...one end of the

2nd cable

into another open LAN socket on the ISEE-WAP, the other end into

the other IBR-ZREMOTE receptacle located on the right side of the IBR-ZREMOTE (as shown
in the diagram on page 4).



...one end of the

3rd cable

into an open LAN socket on the customer's existing router, the other

end into an open LAN socket of the ISEE-WAP.

Note:

See the diagram "

2: WIRING

OVERVIEW with the IBR-ZREMOTE

" on page 17 for connections without an ISEE-WAP

when no wireless tablets and/or iSeeVideo cameras are wanted.

Note: Customer's router

must

support DHCP

. Reconnect the battery connection and power the control panel. Wait

two (2) minutes for all devices to fully power and complete their network connections. Remember, the panel configuration
jumper is set to

CONFIG

mode, so the keypads will power up and display "

OUT OF SYSTEM

STEP 5: CONFIGURE THE IBR-ZREMOTE KEYPAD ADDRESS & KEYPAD TYPE

Note:

The IBR-ZREMOTE requires a unique keypad address on the Napco keypad bus. By default, the IBR-

ZREMOTE is configured as keypad address #1 and as a Napco "Classic Keypad". If not changing the keypad address
and/or keypad type, move the panel

CONFIG

jumper back to

NORM

, and go to step 7.

If the IBR-ZREMOTE is going to be set as keypad address #1 and set as a Napco "Classic" keypad, you will only have to
set the keypad addresses for any other additional conventional wired keypads connected to the control panel. Configure
each additional keypad as you normally would by moving the configuration jumper to

CONFIG

and entering Keypad

Configuration Mode by pressing

1 1 1 2 3 FUNCTION

(

or MENU

) on each alpha keypad.

5A.

The IBR-ZREMOTE

Keypad Address

and

Keypad Type

can be configured in one of three ways:

•

Using a configuration keypad (such as a Napco GEM-RP1CAe2 or GEM-K1CA) to configure
the IBR-ZREMOTE (recommended method)

•

Using an app on your iPhone, iPad or Android device to configure the IBR-ZREMOTE

•

Using the IBR-ITAB Tablet to configure the IBR-ZREMOTE

If the IBR-ZREMOTE

Keypad Address

and/or

Keypad Type

needs to be changed, please use one of the three methods

below.

USING A CONFIGURATION KEYPAD TO CONFIGURE THE IBR-ZREMOTE

(Recommended Method)

A model GEM-RP1CAe2 or GEM-K1 keypad (henceforth called a "configuration keypad") can
be plugged into the IBR-ZREMOTE "Header Socket" receptacle (marked "

" on the PC

board; see the image at right). When connected, the IBR-ZREMOTE can be configured
exactly the same way as a physical Gemini keypad. Connect one end of the provided RCM-
PROGCABLE keypad bus cable to the Gemini keypad, then connect the other end to the IBR
-ZREMOTE circuit board receptacle marked "

" (insert the plug with the black wire adjacent

to jumper J4; the plug keying tab faces away from the unit).

Configuration Procedure

Use the "configuration keypad" to program the IBR-ZREMOTE

Keypad Address

and

Keypad

Type

as follows.

Note:

The "configuration keypad" must be addressed as keypad #1.

1. Ensure both jumpers marked