NAPCO iSecure ISEC-EXTANT-KIT Manual
NAPCO iSecure ISEC-EXTANT-KIT Manual

NAPCO iSecure ISEC-EXTANT-KIT Manual

Internal lte extended antenna bracket kit

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Install the ISEC-EXTANT-KIT (optional)
The ISEC-EXTANT-KIT Internal LTE Extended Antenna
Bracket Kit is installed inside the iSecure Go-Anywhere
Hub to permit the connection of an external LTE antenna to
improve reception in weak cellular signal areas. This Bracket
assembly, pictured in Fig. 1, provides an alternate SMA con-
nection to the LTE radio, allowing the use of Napco SLE-
ANTEXT antenna kits. The remote-mounted antenna is a
dual-wideband, indoor/outdoor LTE antenna that significantly
improves cellular reception (Note: Mount the SLE-ANTEXT
antenna before performing these instructions to allow its im-
mediate use after installing the ISEC-EXTANT-KIT and the
radio is re-powered). For details about the SLE-ANTEXT, see
WI2230, available from the NAPCO Technical Library at
tech.napcosecurity.com.
INSTALLATION STEPS
Bracket installation requires flat and Phillips head screwdrivers
and a cable zip tie (supplied).
Fig. 1: Antenna Bracket Assembly ("Bracket")
1. Remove AC power from the Go-Anywhere Smart
Hub by unplugging the AC transformer.
2. Separate the Go-Anywhere Hub housing. With a flat
head screwdriver, push in the two tabs at the bottom to
unhook, then carefully separate the two parts of the Hub
housing. Note: Separating the housing disconnects the
battery.
3. Remove the top screw at the top of the unit that se-
cures the front LED Faceplate to the front housing.
4. Remove the LED Faceplate. From the front of the
housing, pull out the LED Faceplate to remove. .
5. On the inside of the LED Faceplate, remove the
screw that secures the right side light pipe (when view-
ing from the rear) as shown in Fig. 2.
6. While keeping the light pipe in place, position the
Bracket on top of the light pipe boss . Re-install the
screw removed in step 6 and install an additional screw
as shown in Fig. 2.
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7. Connect the Antenna (SMA female) cable end to the
8. Insert the very small Antenna Plug located at the
9. Replace the LED Faceplate. Be careful to ensure
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Fig. 2: Two views of rear LED Faceplate: Secure Bracket to
right side with two screws (arrows) on top of light pipe.
male threaded end of the Bracket (see Fig. 3). Route
the cable through the Hub housing.
Fig. 3: Connect the cable to the Bracket.
end of the Bracket (shown in Fig. 4) into the correct PC
board sockets as described in Fig. 5:
Fig. 4: Antenna Plug
Be sure the plug freely rotates but remains connected.
If this plug should disconnect, simply insert and press
firmly until connected. Handle wire with care; do not
twist, create sharp bends or apply excessive force.
both Antenna Plugs remain connected to their sockets.
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  • Page 1 This Bracket assembly, pictured in Fig. 1, provides an alternate SMA con- nection to the LTE radio, allowing the use of Napco SLE- ANTEXT antenna kits. The remote-mounted antenna is a dual-wideband, indoor/outdoor LTE antenna that significantly...
  • Page 2 Hub by plugging in the AC transformer. Test sys- tem operation. 11. For strain relief, secure the cable to the PCB by inserting the zip tie into the PCB hole shown in Fig. 8. Napco iSecure Security System All technical manuals are available in PDF format at tech.napcosecurity.com...
  • Page 3  Flashing: 900MHZ peripheral download 9 blinks: Wi-Fi no serial data  response Status 10 blinks: Wi-Fi security authen-  Off: No transmissions  tication failed Napco iSecure Security System All technical manuals are available in PDF format at tech.napcosecurity.com...
  • Page 4 Note: A reading of 3 or (removal from rear back (button less indicates reception may be erratic; case or from wall) presses, etc.) relocate the keypad closer to the Hub. Napco iSecure Security System All technical manuals are available in PDF format at tech.napcosecurity.com...
  • Page 5 1-10 (10 being the strongest). Note: A reading of 3 or less indicates reception may be erratic; relocate the sensor closer to the Hub. Napco iSecure Security System All technical manuals are available in PDF format at tech.napcosecurity.com...
  • Page 6 1-10 (10 being the strongest). Note: A reading of 3 or less indicates reception may be erratic; relocate the sensor closer to the Hub. Napco iSecure Security System All technical manuals are available in PDF format at tech.napcosecurity.com...
  • Page 7: Sensor Type

    Select "Door ID # for the ENABLE REPORTING on the keypad display Window". device Check to enable cen- tral station reporting Napco iSecure Security System All technical manuals are available in PDF format at tech.napcosecurity.com...
  • Page 8 1-10 (10 being the strongest). Note: A reading of 3 or less indicates reception may be erratic; relocate the sensor closer to the Hub. Napco iSecure Security System All technical manuals are available in PDF format at tech.napcosecurity.com...
  • Page 9 Relative intensity of the last transmission, on a scale of 1-10 (10 being the strongest). Note: A reading of 3 or less indicates re- ception may be erratic; relocate the sensor closer to the Hub. Napco iSecure Security System All technical manuals are available in PDF format at tech.napcosecurity.com...
  • Page 10 Relative intensity of the last transmission, on a scale of 1-10 (10 being the strongest). Note: A reading of 3 or less indicates re- ception may be erratic; relocate the sensor closer to the Hub. Napco iSecure Security System All technical manuals are available in PDF format at tech.napcosecurity.com...
  • Page 11 Select "Panic sor ID # for REPORTING on the keypad display Button". the device Check to enable cen- tral station reporting Napco iSecure Security System All technical manuals are available in PDF format at tech.napcosecurity.com...
  • Page 12 Default = 1. See the key- sensor ID # for you wish to deactivate pad Operating Guide for the device your KeyFob the definition of "Area". Napco iSecure Security System All technical manuals are available in PDF format at tech.napcosecurity.com...
  • Page 13: Signal Strength

    ID # for erratic; relocate the sen- siren. display the device sor closer to the Hub. Napco iSecure Security System All technical manuals are available in PDF format at tech.napcosecurity.com...
  • Page 14 ID # inactive; relocate the module closer by the assigned wireless zone . for the device learn the unit. to the Hub (or vice versa). Napco iSecure Security System All technical manuals are available in PDF format at tech.napcosecurity.com...
  • Page 15: User Codes

    Note: When using a system keypad or touchpad to enter/change/erase User Codes, the keypad ARMED and STA- TUS lights remain off and burglary and fire alarm functions are disabled. Napco iSecure Security System All technical manuals are available in PDF format at...
  • Page 16: General Settings

    If this feature is checked (where "auto reset" is to be "disabled"), if the user can silently signal an emergency while appearing to be the system detects a trouble and its condition is subsequently Napco iSecure Security System All technical manuals are available in PDF format at tech.napcosecurity.com...
  • Page 17: Firmware Download

    Check "Remote Access" to allow remote before starting the update process (use the ISECURE DEVICE VERSIONS & STATUS screen). connectivity to your iSecure system using the iSecure app. Napco iSecure Security System All technical manuals are available in PDF format at tech.napcosecurity.com...
  • Page 18 Cloud Web Por- including alarm conditions, Fire events, and openings / tal and retains it in the closings (see example, above). Includes the event, date, Napco iSecure Security System All technical manuals are available in PDF format at tech.napcosecurity.com...
  • Page 19  "RadioHardware Version" refers to the version of the LTE Radio PC board that is plugged into the Go- Anywhere Hub motherboard. This PCB controls the LTE radio communication (reporting) functions. Napco iSecure Security System All technical manuals are available in PDF format at tech.napcosecurity.com...
  • Page 20: Troubleshooting

    Note: An E93-96 trouble will be generated if the ISEC-WL-MODULE Takeover Module loses power. See "Common Error Codes / Troubles" on page 62 for more information. Napco iSecure Security System All technical manuals are available in PDF format at tech.napcosecurity.com...

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