Re: Napco Quickloader

[mleuck <m.leuck@xxxxxxxxx>]

On Saturday, June 11, 2022 at 3:56:26 PM UTC-5, Bob La Londe wrote:
> On 6/3/2022 5:21 PM, mleuck wrote:=20
> > On Sunday, June 5, 2016 at 12:59:51 PM UTC-5, spyros wrote:=20
> >> Anyone knows how to modify modem string settings at Napco Quickloader?=
 I' m trying to setup a us robotics 33.6 sportster fax modem using the sett=
ings for this specific modem from Napco's Quickloader library but doesn't w=
ork correct. After the first call I get no carrier error message do I want =
to try modify the modem strings but I cannot locate where at Quickloader...=
. Thanks!=20
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> > I have learned over many years that if it isn't listed it will likely n=
ot work however your modem is listed as compatible=20
> >=20
> > Trust me, buy a Starcomm 2400, it works with almost everything
> I never successfully connected to a Magnum Alert panel. Thank goodness=20
> I only ever installed 3 of them. The Cardinal 2400 I had talked with=20
> Gemini panels of all stripes just fine. Once I start installing Napco=20
> Starlink communicators I didn't even need a modem for those.=20
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I currently use either an Ademco Compass CIA2400 or a Starcom 2400E with no=
 problems at all connecting to any Napco panel. Also a Securcom 2400, Hayes=
 1200 and Practical Peripheral SA1200 works

The Ademco modem isn't listed on anything other than Honeywell Compass soft=
ware (obviously) but also works with Bosch, haven't tried it yet for DSC bu=
t overall its an excellent all around modem. The ONLY complaint I have is i=
t, the Starcom and Securcom have shitty hard to hear piezos instead of a re=
al speaker like in the Hayes. and Practical Peripheral

Used the Cardinal years ago but only on DSC, it is listed on just about eve=
ry other software package including Napco, Bosch, Ademco, DS, Linear, Parad=
ox etc