Re: Programming a Napco GEM-P9600 V9 E-Prom Attn Robert Bass

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You're also gonna need a version 11E Chip to correct the Daylight
Savings Time Debacle.


Sammi wrote:
> I tried to get hold of you for quite some time today via the phone...I needed a pci-mini and some other stuff. Since I couldn't get hold of you today, I picked one up elsewhere :-(.  Hopefully we cross paths at some point :-). I need to setup camera's?so I do need further assistance regarding purchases.
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> I've got a GEM-P9600.  Went to change the time using the keypad...in short, ended up disabling the entire alarm panel. DUH  All zones are altered, nothing is recognized and the two additional keypads are now obviously not in the system.  That's what you get when you use the 6 digit master code via the keypad?lol
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> ?so now I have to re-program the setup via laptop?almost impossible to do via the keypad!!
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> We are going to need a few cameras and other items.  I hope to get hold of you within the next day or so for a few additional items.
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> ? Do you have at least an e-mail address, I didn't notice one from your site?
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> Once I connect the laptop?I've never used quickloader for windows?I hope it is a bit easier to use vs the keypad!!  Do you have any advice?  Probably easier to discuss this via the phone?but any pre-help would be great.
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> One thing that I've noticed is that the programming sheets (I've downloaded a variety of versions obviously) vary a bit.  I'm assuming that the windows based utility is much easier correct?  Since I do not have the pci mini as of yet?I've not looked at the software configuration.  Is it intuitive?
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> How do I know which sheets to follow for my setup?  I don't think I've found an older programming sheet that matches my setup.  As mentioned, the E-prom is V9 and the keypads are  two GEM-RP1CA's and 1 GEM-RP1CAe.
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> Looking forward to doing business with you soon!
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