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NAPCO Gemini GEM-P816 program user codes GEM-RP3DGTL - can't arm system

A

a4wanman

I'm trying to program user codes in my GEM-P816 panel using the
GEM-RP3DGTL keypad. The manual is kind of confusing:

After selecting programming feature 14 to enter user codes, the manual
says to Press the [Function} key onece to set the cursor th the User
Code. Then enter user number - user code - area 1 options - area 2
options.

The example given in the manual to program a code of "2222" for user 02
with area 1 options of "arm/disarm" and "user program" is:

0 2 (for user number) 2 2 2 2 *0 *0 (for user code) *0 9 (blank 9 for
area options) *0 *0 (blank blank for area 2 options).


I've tried to enter the example code, but I can't arm/disarm the
system. Every time I enter a user code, I get the 4 beeps telling me
its an invalid code.

The manual contradicts itself. One section says for area options to
use *0 for 10 and 0 for blank. Another part says to use *0 for blank.
Their example code uses *0 for blank.

Does anyone have any experience with this keypad and panel and can tell
me where I'm going wrong? I'm probably missing just one simple step.

Thanks,

Scott
 
J

Jim

a4wanman said:
I'm trying to program user codes in my GEM-P816 panel using the
GEM-RP3DGTL keypad. The manual is kind of confusing:

After selecting programming feature 14 to enter user codes, the manual
says to Press the [Function} key onece to set the cursor th the User
Code. Then enter user number - user code - area 1 options - area 2
options.

The example given in the manual to program a code of "2222" for user 02
with area 1 options of "arm/disarm" and "user program" is:

0 2 (for user number) 2 2 2 2 *0 *0 (for user code) *0 9 (blank 9 for
area options) *0 *0 (blank blank for area 2 options).


I've tried to enter the example code, but I can't arm/disarm the
system. Every time I enter a user code, I get the 4 beeps telling me
its an invalid code.

The manual contradicts itself. One section says for area options to
use *0 for 10 and 0 for blank. Another part says to use *0 for blank.
Their example code uses *0 for blank.

Does anyone have any experience with this keypad and panel and can tell
me where I'm going wrong? I'm probably missing just one simple step.

Thanks,

Scott

This probably isn't going to be too much help to you because although I
use Napco panels, I only use the larger panels and keypads. However, if
Napco is following their usual programing procedures, *0 = blank and 0
= 10. Also, during programing of user codes in the Alphanumeric
keypads, it is necessary to press the ON/Off key after you've entered
the user code. This is to "save" the new entry. I didn't see that you
had mentioned doing this, in your description above.

An experience I had with one of the lesser keypads ...... I was asked
to program a user code for someone awhile ago, who had a P816 and a
digital keypad and actually locked myself out, because there's no
display of the actual numbers you're entering. I pressed a wrong number
and didn't know it and had to go into dealer programing with my laptop
to straighten it out. So be careful and make sure you know which
numbers you're entering and DON'T make a mistake, if you don't have
dealer access.
 
A

Allan Waghalter

I always use the downloader or laptop. Have never changed a user code on
premise from the keypad.
Sorry,
Allan


G. Morgan said:
Subject: NAPCO Gemini GEM-P816 program user codes GEM-RP3DGTL - can't arm
system
Newsgroup: alt.security.alarms
=> a4wanman <= said:
I'm trying to program user codes in my GEM-P816 panel using the
GEM-RP3DGTL keypad.
The manual is kind of confusing:
That is the understatement of the year.


After selecting programming feature 14 to enter user codes, the manual
says to Press the [Function} key onece to set the cursor th the User
Code. Then enter user number - user code - area 1 options - area 2
options.

The example given in the manual to program a code of "2222" for user 02
with area 1 options of "arm/disarm" and "user program" is:

0 2 (for user number) 2 2 2 2 *0 *0 (for user code) *0 9 (blank 9 for
area options) *0 *0 (blank blank for area 2 options).


I've tried to enter the example code, but I can't arm/disarm the
system. Every time I enter a user code, I get the 4 beeps telling me
its an invalid code.

The manual contradicts itself. One section says for area options to
use *0 for 10 and 0 for blank. Another part says to use *0 for blank.
Their example code uses *0 for blank.

Does anyone have any experience with this keypad and panel and can tell
me where I'm going wrong? I'm probably missing just one simple step.


I don't have the energy to look it up for you right now. Allan, and Jim
(Alarmin) , and I hesitate to add Mark... they might be help you off the
top of
their heads.


--

-Graham

Remove the snails to email
 
M

Mark Leuck

G. Morgan said:
I don't have the energy to look it up for you right now. Allan, and Jim
(Alarmin) , and I hesitate to add Mark... they might be help you off the top of
their heads.

I don't have the energy either so its up to Allan and/or Jim
 
M

Mark Leuck

(rant on)

Jesus folks never NEVER work with a panel that you can't program or walk a
customer through at the keypad, if I don't know how to tell the customer
what to do I'm not touching the system. Having to tell the customer how you
can't do something because you always download a panel is embarassing and
stupid.

Before I do any downloading of any system I always go through keypad and
user programming, did it all day today on an FBI Omni system

(rant off)


Allan Waghalter said:
I always use the downloader or laptop. Have never changed a user code on
premise from the keypad.
Sorry,
Allan


G. Morgan said:
Subject: NAPCO Gemini GEM-P816 program user codes GEM-RP3DGTL - can't arm
system
Newsgroup: alt.security.alarms
=> a4wanman <= said:
I'm trying to program user codes in my GEM-P816 panel using the
GEM-RP3DGTL keypad.
The manual is kind of confusing:
That is the understatement of the year.


After selecting programming feature 14 to enter user codes, the manual
says to Press the [Function} key onece to set the cursor th the User
Code. Then enter user number - user code - area 1 options - area 2
options.

The example given in the manual to program a code of "2222" for user 02
with area 1 options of "arm/disarm" and "user program" is:

0 2 (for user number) 2 2 2 2 *0 *0 (for user code) *0 9 (blank 9 for
area options) *0 *0 (blank blank for area 2 options).


I've tried to enter the example code, but I can't arm/disarm the
system. Every time I enter a user code, I get the 4 beeps telling me
its an invalid code.

The manual contradicts itself. One section says for area options to
use *0 for 10 and 0 for blank. Another part says to use *0 for blank.
Their example code uses *0 for blank.

Does anyone have any experience with this keypad and panel and can tell
me where I'm going wrong? I'm probably missing just one simple step.


I don't have the energy to look it up for you right now. Allan, and Jim
(Alarmin) , and I hesitate to add Mark... they might be help you off the
top of
their heads.


--

-Graham

Remove the snails to email

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Mark Leuck

G. Morgan said:
Subject: Re: NAPCO Gemini GEM-P816 program user codes GEM-RP3DGTL - can't arm
system
Newsgroup: alt.security.alarms



Sorry I didn't return your call last night Allan. It was an important one that
beeped in. I'll try again later, but I'm on my way out the door.

Didn't you just say you didn't have the energy?
 
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