Re: napco ma1016e local communication

["Just Looking" <nospam@xxxxxxxxxx>]

I think he was looking for a local computer hook up to his panel. He only
has a single phone line. Even though the PCI2000 acts to keep the connection
to the panel on line, and can be spoofed by keeping a PSTN extension off
hook, I don't see how it would work locally with just a single phone line
(without the PCI2000 with PCL2000). I am sure you could Mickey Mouse around
with the phone line and get a function 6 to work, but that's a little silly.
Perhaps he could go to the neighbors house and call his panel? If you have
another trick up your sleeve perhaps you could share it?

"Robert L Bass" <RobertLBass@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Some of the older Hayes Smartmodems work.  Instead of a PCD-2000,
> connect a regular desk phone to the extra port on the modem.
> Disconnect the curly cord from the handset but leave it on the hook.
> When the connection is made take the phone off the hook.  That will
> give the same effect as you'd get with the PCD-2000.
>
> If you need more help, feel free to call.  The panel is out of
> production but I still have manuals (no parts though).
>
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> Robert L Bass
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> "Bob La Londe" <nospam@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> > Not all modems will work.  Most modern modems will not.
> >
> >
> > "wirenut via HomeKB.com" <u40261@uwe> wrote in message
> > news:7d790d2a9f1fc@xxxxxx
> >> Thanks for the info
> >>
> >> The version I have is 5.4.3 . I only have one phone line , so I
> >> never
> > tried
> >> remote download.  Thanks I'll dig up my book a give it a try.
> >>
> >> thanks again RJ
> >>
> >> Roland Moore wrote:
> >> >The 1016e is an older panel and has not been manufactured in
> >> >quite some
> >> >time.
> >> >The 1016e can be programmed remotely via telephone line with the
> >> >latest
> >> >version of Quickloader for Windows version 5.4.3 or earlier
> >> >version of
> > the
> >> >DOS based Quickloader. You didn't mention what version you're
> >> >using.
> >> >"Local downloading" (Function 6) can be done if it has not been
> >> >disabled
> > in
> >> >the software.
> >> >Do you have the 1016e installation instructions? Starting on page
> >> >10 of
> >> >those instructions (from the year 1993) it talks about local
> >> >downloading.
> > It
> >> >mentions the use of a PCI2000 and a PCL2000 and function 6 local
> >> >downloading.
> >> >Although the PCI mini was manufactured in 1993 and was used on
> >> >panels
> > like
> >> >the MA 2600 and the MA 3000, the 1016e instructions do not
> >> >mention the
> > use
> >> >of a serial interface like the PCI mini in local programming.
> >> >
> >> >> Yes I know,the panel is old and outdated.  Could anyone please
> >> >> help. my
> > panel
> >> >> is a napco ma1016e, I would like to connect my computer to
> >> >> download and
> >> >> upload programs. I have quick loader software and a pci mini
> >> >> with
> > cable. I
> >> >> have no luck communicating with panel. Any advise woule be
> >> >> helpful.
> >> >> thanks for reading
> >>
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