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NAPCO StarLinkFire StarLink SLE-MAX2-FIRE User Manual

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StarLink SLE-MAX2-FIRE Commercial Series Sole/Dual-Path Alarm Communicator -- Installation Instructions 1
and transmits the alarm signals to the SLE Control Center.
The alarm signals are then forwarded to ANY central station
via Contact ID, (SIA is translated to CID by the communicator
see WI2140 on the NOC) or 4/2 via DACT from the NOC or to
the Napco Virtual IP Central Station Receiver (NCSR), or Sur-
Gard System II, Sur-Gard System V, Bosch D6100IPV6 or
Bosch D6600 Receiver (with ITS-D6686 Ethernet Adapter) via
TCP/IP using standard line security (for Commercial Burglary
installations only IP Receivers may be used). The SLE Con-
trol Center reports a trouble signal in the event that the net-
work does not receive the expected supervision signal from
the wireless communicator. In addition, the SLE-MAX2-FIRE
is powered directly from the control panel.
SIA Dial Capture (Converted to CID)
When the fire alarm control panel (FACP)
is reporting with the SIA format, insert the
SLE-MF-JMP jumper into J8 with the
white line towards the left side of the com-
municator as shown below, then program
the communicator in the NOC
(www.NapcoNOC.com) as follows: In the
Advanced tab, click Edit, set the Handshake Kissoff drop
-down to HS9 SIA to CID (651), then click Save to down-
load the programming to the communicator.
Click "Manage SIA Code" to create the SIA to CID Conversion
Table. Follow instructions on the NOC screen. ALWAYS
VERIFY SIA/CID CONVERSIONS BY TESTING BEFORE
LEAVING PREMISES.
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SLE-MAX2-FIRE - Commercial / Residential Fire / Burgla-
ry CAT-M1 alarm capture Communicator. SIM cards
are included. Red plastic enclosure. Rated nominal
12/24VDC input.
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StarLink Commercial
SLE-MAX2-FIRE
Sole/Dual-Path Alarm Communicator
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
AGENCY LISTINGS (ALL MODELS)
UL Certified to UL 864 10th Edition, UL 2610, UL
985 and UL 1023
INTRODUCTION
The SLE-MAX2-FIRE Sole/Dual-Path Dual SIM Alarm Com-
municator is specifically designed to interface with FACP (Fire
Alarm Control Panels) and to comply with UL 864. To en-
hance communication reliability, the StarLink SLE-MAX2-
FIRE is equipped with two network carrier SIM cards (for Veri-
zon and AT&T). Sole Path communication is cellular only and
Dual Path communication is cellular and IP (or two cellular
paths--AT&T and Verizon and no IP--for Commercial Fire 6
hour supervision only). When two supervised cellular paths
are selected for Commercial Fire, the communicator switches
from one carrier to the other every 3 hours and sends a poll to
the central station to verify the integrity of the path. Requires
connection to the local network using the on-board Ethernet
jack or via Wi-Fi using the optional UL 864 Certified SLE-WIFI
-MODULE. The communication mode (Sole Path or Dual
Path) requires selection of the appropriate service plan at the
point of communicator activation. The communicator is
equipped with two dry relays, one for a trouble output and one
for an auxiliary output. The unit is also equipped with four
supervised inputs to report a Fire Alarm, a Fire Trouble, a Wa-
ter Flow Alarm and a Supervisory Alarm, each triggered from
the N/O and Common terminals of the associated FACP out-
put relays. This communicator is for use as the primary
means of communication with the central station and does not
have backup mode capability. A POTS (Telco Line) connec-
tion is not permitted (this communicator model only emulates
a telephone line to the control panel and is not equipped with
hardware that can monitor a live POTS telephone line). Note:
For Commercial Burglary installations, only IP Receivers may
be used. In addition, under the armed condition, any loss of
communication must be treated as a Burglary Alarm at the
Central Station. To accommodate the two network SIM cards,
several feature settings are provided in the NAPCO NOC Ra-
dio Carrier screen (www.NapcoNOC.com). In addition, LEDs
and a manual pushbutton, if so equipped, are provided on the
radio PCB (see image on page 3 and page 8-9 for details).
For connection to the FACP DACT, the SLE-MAX2-FIRE pro-
vides two RJ-45 Telco connections to satisfy the FACP tele-
phone requirements. The primary Telco connector can be
supervised and can report a trouble to the central station upon
any open or short on the primary Telco wires that prevents
reporting. The secondary telephone line is supervised by the
FACP; when a line fault is detected, a trouble is reported to
the central station through the primary telephone line.
The SLE-MAX2-FIRE is compatible with most 12 or 24VDC
alarm control panels (always adhere to the documentation
provided by the control panel manufacturer). Mount to a sin-
gle-, dual-, or three-gang electrical box and route the wires
through the back knockout(s), or as specified by local codes.
See WI2140 for programming information.
The SLE-MAX2-FIRE communicator uses proprietary data-
capture technology that captures the alarm report from the
control panel in CID, SIA or 4/2 (SIA only evaluated by UL)
AGENCY LISTINGS
All Models Conform to UL Standards: UL 864, UL
2610, UL 985, UL 1023
ETL LISTED
TELCO
SECONDARY
TELCO
PRIMARY
ETHERNET
9
(+)
10
()
12
()
11
(+)
13
EGND
19
N/O
21
N/C
20
C
IN4 IN5
OUT1
J8
SLE-MF-JMP Jumper
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NAPCO StarLinkFire StarLink SLE-MAX2-FIRE Specifications

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BrandNAPCO
ModelStarLinkFire StarLink SLE-MAX2-FIRE
CategoryCell Phone
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Introduction and Product Overview

SLE-MAX2-FIRE Installation Guide

Main document title and purpose for installing the communicator.

Product Description and Capabilities

Details what the SLE-MAX2-FIRE communicator is and its primary functions.

SIA Dial Capture Conversion Setup

Configuration steps for enabling SIA to CID data conversion.

Agency Certifications and Listings

Information on UL and ETL compliance for safety and standards.

Technical Specifications

Electrical Ratings and Power Input

Details on input voltage, current consumption, and power limits.

Physical and Environmental Parameters

Communicator dimensions, operating temperature, and humidity.

Terminal Block Functions

Explanation of each terminal's purpose on the PC board.

Available Optional Components

List of compatible accessories and optional modules.

LED Indicators and Status Lights

Radio PCB and Network LEDs

Status lights on the radio board and network interface.

Trouble and Diagnostic LED Indicators

LEDs signaling system faults and diagnostic information.

Detailed LED Descriptions

RF Signal Strength LED (D3) Status

Interpretation of the cellular signal strength indicator.

Operational Status LED (D4) Interpretation

Understanding unit standby and alarm processing states.

Trouble LED (D5) Codes and Meanings

Troubleshooting based on trouble LED blink patterns.

Network Trouble LED (D16) Diagnostics

Identifying specific IP network connection issues.

Controls, Power, and Jumper Settings

Radio PCB Pushbutton Operation

Manual SIM switching and carrier selection functionality.

Power Supply Requirements and UPS

Guidelines for powering the unit and UPS recommendations.

Jumper Block X5 Configuration Options

Device settings controlled via jumper block X5.

Event Report Codes and Formats

Contact ID and 4/2 codes used for reporting events.

Installation and Configuration Procedures

Step 1: Account Registration

Process for creating an account and registering modules.

Step 2: Selecting the Mounting Location

Guidelines for choosing an optimal installation site.

Step 3: Wiring Connections

Connecting the communicator to the FACP and network.

Step 4 & 5: Power Up and Signal Verification

Applying power and confirming successful communication.

Control Panel and Communicator Configuration

GEMC Control Panel Setup

Programming Napco Gemini C-Series control panels.

Communicator Trouble Notification Setup

Configuring the system to report communicator troubles.

StarLink Communicator Supervision Methods

Ensuring continuous monitoring of the device's status.

Configuration Download and Firmware Updates

Procedures for updating the device software.

Dual SIM Network Operation

Dual SIM Overview and Operation

Explanation of how the dual SIM functionality works.

SIM Scan Delay and Periodicity Settings

Configuring automatic SIM card scanning intervals.

Manual SIM Card Management

Initiating scans, switching SIMs, and checking status.

Dual SIM Carrier Supervision

Dual SIM Dual Carrier Supervision Logic

Logic for monitoring and switching between SIM carriers.

Wiring Diagrams

Wiring Diagram for Generic FACPs

Standard connections to FACP Telco RJ sockets.

Wiring Diagram - Relay Trigger Inputs

FACP Relay Trigger Input Wiring

Connecting FACP relays for input reporting.

Advanced Supervision and Housing

Alternate Telco Line Supervision Method

Using existing Telco lines for communicator supervision.

LED Status Indicator Cross-Reference

Mapping various LEDs to their specific functions.

Housing Template

Mounting Dimensions and Template

Physical dimensions for installing the communicator enclosure.

Format Compatibility and Wiring Best Practices

4/2 Pulse Dialing Format Compatibility

Supported dialing formats for central station receivers.

Important Wiring Termination Methods

Correct techniques for terminating wires to terminals.

Warranty and Safety Information

NAPCO Limited Warranty Terms

Details of the product's warranty coverage and limitations.

Important Safety Warnings and Disclaimers

Critical safety advice and liability limitations for users.

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