NAPCO iSecure ISEC-EXTANT-KIT User manual

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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).
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.
7. Connect the Antenna (SMA female) cable end to the
male threaded end of the Bracket (see Fig. 3). Route
the cable through the Hub housing.
8. Insert the very small Antenna Plug located at the
end of the Bracket (shown in Fig. 4) into the correct PC
board sockets as described in Fig. 5:
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.
9. Replace the LED Faceplate. Be careful to ensure
both Antenna Plugs remain connected to their sockets.
Fig. 4: Antenna Plug
Fig. 1: Antenna Bracket Assembly ("Bracket")
Fig. 2: Two views of rear LED Faceplate: Secure Bracket to
right side with two screws (arrows) on top of light pipe.
Fig. 3: Connect the cable to the Bracket.

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Install the ISEC-EXTANT-KIT (cont'd)
10. Route the cable through the Hub and along the
pathway shown in Fig. 6. Guide the cable to the right
and around the side "ribs" shown in Fig. 7 and down
along the bottom of the Hub PC board.
Important: To ensure maximum reception perfor-
mance, the cable must be routed along this path.
11. For strain relief, secure the cable to the PCB by
inserting the zip tie into the PCB hole shown in Fig. 8.
Before proceeding, be sure the SLE-ANTEXT anten-
na is connected to allow its immediate use when the
radio is re-powered in the next step.
12. Close the two parts of the Hub housing, routing the
cable out the rear access door (see Fig. 9). Be sure
not to crimp the wire between the PCB and the housing.
Closing the two parts of the Hub housing will re-power
the unit, and the antenna will immediately begin trans-
mitting.
13. Re-connect AC power to the Go-Anywhere Smart
Hub by plugging in the AC transformer. Test sys-
tem operation.
Fig. 8: For strain relief, secure antenna cable to the PCB with zip tie
Fig. 6: Route the Antenna Cable to the right of the side "ribs"
as shown in this image and in Fig. 7.
Fig. 7: Route the cable around the side "ribs" (arrows) as shown.
Fig. 9: Route cable through access door. With access door in-
stalled, route cable through the opening in the bottom of the
door.
Exit here
Exit here
Fig. 5: Verizon and AT&T Antenna Socket Locations
For Verizon PCBs:
Use socket J502
LTE VERIZON
For AT&T PCBs:
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Go-Anywhere Smart Hub Icons
"ARMED" Light (Red)
 Steady On: Armed
 Slow Flash: Alarm
 Rapid Flash: Instant
 Off: Disarmed
"Smart Hub AC"
(Green)
 On: AC On
 Off: AC Off
"Cellular Signal
Strength" (Green)
 Flashes: Smart Hub
cellular signal
strength 1-8
"STATUS" Light (Green)
 On Steady: Disarmed and
all zones secured
 Off: Open Zone
"Fire" (Red)
 On Steady: Fire Silenced
 Pulsing: Fire Alarm
"Trouble" (Yellow)
 Steady: System Trouble
Acknowledged
 Flashing: System Trouble
"Bypassed" (Yellow)
 On: Zone(s) Bypassed
Wireless Sensor Transmissions (Green)
 On: Receiver trouble due to excessive radio
noise in area. Try relocating the Smart Hub.
Otherwise, call for service
 Rapid Flicker: Transmissions in progress
 Flashing: 900MHZ peripheral download
Status
 Off: No transmissions
"Operational Status" (Blue)
 Normal: Momentary Blink
every 10 seconds
 All Other Blinks: Cellular
Communications in
progress
"IP Network Wi-Fi" (Yellow)
 OFF: Network OK
 Rapid Flashes: No IP connec-
tion
 1 blink: No network cable de-
tected
 2 blinks: No access to Internet
via network cable
 3 blinks: Ethernet failed to com-
municate
 4 blinks: Ethernet poll / checkin
failure
 5 blinks: Wi-Fi enabled but no
Wi-Fi installed
 6 blinks: No Wi-Fi access to in-
ternet
 7 blinks: Wi-Fi failed to com-
municate
 8 blinks: Wi-Fi poll / checkin fail
 9 blinks: Wi-Fi no serial data
response
 10 blinks: Wi-Fi security authen-
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Programming: Keypads / Touchscreens
1. Go to www.iSecureByNapco.com and log into your iSecure
account.
2. Click Wireless Modules > Keypads.
3. In the KEYPADS screen (shown below), program the in-
stalled keypads as indicated (when finished, click Save).
ISEC-WL-KEYPAD
Wireless Battery-Operated
Standard Keypad
ISEC-WL-TOUCH
Wireless Touchscreen
What are Emergency Buttons?
Scroll to the bottom of the KEYPAD screen to enable the use of
Emergency Buttons for your security system. Emergency But-
tons are used together with the keypad "Star" button to signal
an emergency. With the ISEC-WL-KEYPAD:
 Press 7 & "Star" simultaneously for Fire Emergency.
 Press 8 & "Star" simultaneously for Auxiliary Emergency.
 Press 9 & "Star" simultaneously for Police Emergency.
(With the ISEC-WL-TOUCH, press and hold the appropri-
ate FIRE, AUX or PANIC button, respectively; see the Us-
er's Guide for details). By default, Emergency Buttons are
enabled for all keypads; to disallow their use, simply uncheck
the selections for the keypad, as desired.
TYPE
 ISEC-WL-TOUCH
(Select "Color Touch")
 ISEC-WL-KEYPAD
(Select "LCD")
NAME
Type the key-
pad location
(for example,
"Front Door").
AREA
Default = 1.
(See the keypad
Operating
Guide for "Area"
definition).
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KP PANICS
(See above
"What are
Emergency
Buttons?")
RF ID
Type in the
7 digit sen-
sor ID # for
the device
3
EZ ARM
Permits quick
arming by press-
ing and holding
ENTER for 2
seconds.
5
TAMPER ENABLE
Check to enable the
keypad tamper switch
(removal from rear
case or from wall)
9
SOUNDER ON
Check to enable
exit/entry keypad
sounder.
8
BEEP ON
Check to enable
keypad feed-
back (button
presses, etc.)
7
SIGNAL STRENGTH
Relative intensity of the last transmis-
sion, on a scale of 1-10 (10 being the
strongest). Note: A reading of 3 or
less indicates reception may be erratic;
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Programming: Motion Sensors
1. Go to www.iSecureByNapco.com and log into your iSe-
cure account.
2. Click Sensor Configuration.
3. In the SENSOR CONFIGURATION screen (shown be-
low), program the installed motion sensors as indicated
(when finished, click Save).
ISEC-MOTION
Wireless Passive Infrared Motion Sensor
SENSOR TYPE
Select "Motion
Sensor".
ENABLE REPORTING
Check to enable central
station reporting
12
3
5
6
SENSOR FUNCTION
Select "Instant" or "Interior". When armed "STAY" (usually when sleeping), and
you want the motion to ignore movement within the home, select "Interior". If you
want the sensor to immediately trigger an alarm when motion is detected, select
"Instant".
SENSOR ID
Type in the 7
digit sensor ID
# for the device
4
DESCRIPTION
Type the sensor descrip-
tion you wish to appear
on the keypad display
AREA
Default = 1. See the key-
pad Operating Guide for
the definition of "Area".
CHIME
Check to sound a chime
when motion is detected.
SIGNAL STRENGTH
Relative intensity of the last transmis-
sion, on a scale of 1-10 (10 being the
strongest). Note: A reading of 3 or
less indicates reception may be erratic;
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Programming: Glass-Break Sensors
1. Go to www.iSecureByNapco.com and log into your iSe-
cure account.
2. Click Sensor Configuration.
3. In the SENSOR CONFIGURATION screen (shown be-
low), program the installed glass break sensors as indicat-
ed (when finished, click Save).
ISEC-GLASSBREAK
Wireless Glass-Break Sensor
SENSOR TYPE
Select "Glass
Break".
ENABLE REPORTING
Check to enable central
station reporting
12
35
6
SENSOR ID
Type in the 7
digit sensor ID
# for the device
4
DESCRIPTION
Type the sensor descrip-
tion you wish to appear
on the keypad display
AREA
Default = 1. See the key-
pad Operating Guide for
the definition of "Area".
SENSOR FUNCTION
For most installations, we recommend selecting "Instant". With "Instant", when
the system is armed, the sensor will immediately trigger an alarm when the sound
of glass breaking is detected. If you select "24Hr Zone Audible", the system will
trigger an alarm when the sound of glass breaking is detected, whether the sys-
tem is armed or disarmed.
SIGNAL STRENGTH
Relative intensity of the last transmis-
sion, on a scale of 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.

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Programming: Window / Door Transmitters
1. Go to www.iSecureByNapco.com and log into your
iSecure account.
2. Click Sensor Configuration.
3. In the SENSOR CONFIGURATION screen (shown
below), program the installed transmitters as indicat-
ed (when finished, click Save).
ISEC-DW-XMITTER Window / Door Transmitter
DESCRIPTION
Type the sensor descrip-
tion you wish to appear
on the keypad display
SENSOR TYPE
Select "Door
Window".
SENSOR ID
Type in the 7
digit sensor
ID # for the
device ENABLE REPORTING
Check to enable cen-
tral station reporting
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5
6
3SENSOR FUNCTION
Exit/Entry 1 & 2: Allows for exit delay (when leaving the premises) and entry delay
(when entering) before triggering an alarm. One of two separate exit/entry combina-
tions can be selected.
Interior: Use when armed " STAY" (usually at night when sleeping), and you want
the system to ignore this sensor. For example, use for an interior door that will be in
use when armed "STAY" but protected when armed "AWAY".
Instant: Allows for an immediate alarm when activated, providing instant protection
while you or someone else is in the premises.
24Hr Zone Audible: Provides protection at all times, whether or not the system is
armed, by sounding an alarm when the door or window is opened.
24Hr Zone Silent: Provides protection at all times, whether or not the system is
armed. When armed and the door or window is opened, a silent alarm will be sent to
the central station.
Audible Panic: Triggers the siren to immediately sound and an emergency report
sent to the central station.
Silent Panic: Triggers a silent report to be sent to the central station (i.e. the user
can silently signal an emergency).
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SIGNAL STRENGTH
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 errat-
ic; relocate the sensor
closer to the Hub.
AREA
Default = 1. See the keypad
Operating Guide for the defini-
tion of "Area".
CHIME
Check to sound a chime when
a door (or window) is opened in
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Programming: Smoke Sensors
1. Go to www.iSecureByNapco.com and log into your iSe-
cure account.
2. Click Sensor Configuration.
3. In the SENSOR CONFIGURATION screen (shown be-
low), program the installed sensors as indicated (when
finished, click Save).
ISEC-SMOKE Supervised Wireless Digital Smoke Sensor
DESCRIPTION
Type the sensor descrip-
tion you wish to appear
on the keypad display
SENSOR TYPE
Select "Smoke
Sensor".
SENSOR
FUNCTION
"Smoke" is
automatically
selected when
"Smoke Sen-
sor" is select-
ed as the
"SENSOR
TYPE".
SENSOR ID
Type in the
7 digit sen-
sor ID # for
the device
AREA
Default = 1. See the key-
pad Operating Guide for
the definition of "Area".
ENABLE
REPORTING
Check to enable cen-
tral station reporting
12
3
4
5
6
SIGNAL STRENGTH
Relative intensity of the last transmis-
sion, on a scale of 1-10 (10 being the
strongest). Note: A reading of 3 or
less indicates reception may be erratic;
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Programming: Heat Sensors
1. Go to www.iSecureByNapco.com and log into your iSe-
cure account.
2. Click Sensor Configuration.
3. In the SENSOR CONFIGURATION screen (shown be-
low), program the installed sensors as indicated (when
finished, click Save).
DESCRIPTION
Type the sensor descrip-
tion you wish to appear
on the keypad display
SENSOR TYPE
Select "Heat
Sensor".
SENSOR
FUNCTION
"Heat" is auto-
matically select-
ed when "Heat
Sensor" is se-
lected as the
"SENSOR
TYPE".
SENSOR ID
Type in the
7 digit sen-
sor ID # for
the device
AREA
Default = 1. See the key-
pad Operating Guide for
the definition of "Area".
ENABLE
REPORTING
Check to enable cen-
tral station reporting
12
3
4
5
6
ISEC-HEAT
Wireless Heat Detector
with Rate of Rise
SIGNAL STRENGTH
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.

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Programming: Carbon Monoxide Sensors
1. Go to www.iSecureByNapco.com and log into your iSe-
cure account.
2. Click Sensor Configuration.
3. In the SENSOR CONFIGURATION screen (shown be-
low), program the installed Carbon Monoxide sensors as
indicated (when finished, click Save).
ISEC-CARBON MON
Supervised Wireless Carbon Monoxide Sensor
DESCRIPTION
Type the sensor descrip-
tion you wish to appear
on the keypad display
SENSOR TYPE
Select "Carbon
Monoxide".
SENSOR
FUNCTION
"CO Alarm" is
automatically
selected when
"Carbon Mon-
oxide" is se-
lected as the
"SENSOR
TYPE".
SENSOR ID
Type in the
7 digit sen-
sor ID # for
the device
AREA
Default = 1. See the key-
pad Operating Guide for
the definition of "Area".
ENABLE
REPORTING
Check to enable cen-
tral station reporting
12
3
4
5
6
SIGNAL STRENGTH
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-
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Programming: Panic Buttons
1. Go to www.iSecureByNapco.com and log into your iSe-
cure account.
2. Click Sensor Configuration.
3. In the SENSOR CONFIGURATION screen (shown be-
low), program each ISEC-PANIC as indicated (when
finished, click Save).
ISEC-PANIC Single Button Waterproof Panic
DESCRIPTION
Type the sensor descrip-
tion you wish to appear
on the keypad display
SENSOR TYPE
Select "Panic
Button".
SENSOR ID
Type in the
7 digit sen-
sor ID # for
the device
AREA
Default = 1. See the key-
pad Operating Guide for
the definition of "Area".
ENABLE
REPORTING
Check to enable cen-
tral station reporting
124
5
6
3SENSOR FUNCTION Each transmitter can be designated to function in a particular manner. Select one
of the following:
Instant: Allows for an immediate alarm when the panic button is pressed,
providing instant protection.
24Hr Zone Audible: Provides protection at all times, whether or not the sys-
tem is armed, by sounding a siren when the panic button is pressed. Reports as
E150.
24Hr Zone Silent: Provides protection at all times, whether or not the system
is armed. When the panic button is pressed; when armed and the panic button
is pressed, a silent alarm is sent to the central station. Reports as E150.
Audible Panic: Pressing the panic button causes the siren to immediately
sound and an emergency report sent to the central station. Reports as E123.
Silent Panic: Pressing the panic button causes a silent report to be sent to
the central station (i.e. the user can silently signal an emergency). Reports as
E122.
SIGNAL STRENGTH
Relative intensity of the
last transmission, on a
scale of 1-10 (10 being
the strongest). Note: A
reading of 3 or less indi-
cates reception may be
erratic; relocating the
Hub may be necessary.
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Programming: Keyfobs
1. Go to www.iSecureByNapco.com and log into your iSe-
cure account.
2. Click KeyFobs.
3. In the KEYFOB SETTINGS screen (shown below), pro-
gram each ISEC-KEYFOB as indicated (when finished,
click Save).
ISEC-KEYFOB 4-Button Pendant / Keychain Transmitter
AREA
Default = 1. See the key-
pad Operating Guide for
the definition of "Area".
3
RF ID
Type in the 7 digit
sensor ID # for
the device
1
DISABLE FOB
Keep unchecked unless
you wish to deactivate
your KeyFob
4KEY FUNCTIONS
The "lock padlock" icon button is always used to arm AWAY (when you leave the premises). The "unlock padlock" button
is always used to disarm the system. "A1" ("Key 3") and "A2" ("Key 4") can be set in any combination, as follows:
 None: Select to disable the designated key (" Key 3" and/or " Key 4" ).
 Panic: Pressing the designated key causes the siren to sound and sends a panic report to the central station.
 Instant: Pressing the designated key before arming allows for an immediate alarm when the system is armed,
providing instant protection.
 AuxOutput/PGM Toggle: Press the designated button to toggle the Aux. Relay on or off.
 AuxOutput/PGM Momentary: Press the designated button to cycle the Aux. Relay for 4-5 seconds.
 Arm Stay: Press the designated button to arm " STAY" (usually at night when sleep-
ing). Arming STAY provides partial protection by allowing free movement within the premis-
es, while still protecting the perimeter zones (Exit/Entry doors are provided with Exit/Entry
delays).
 Bypass Interior: Pressing the designated key before arming allows for partial protec-
tion when the system is armed by allowing free movement within the premises, while still
protecting the perimeter zones (Exit/Entry doors are provided with Exit/Entry delays).
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Programming: Sirens
1. Go to www.iSecureByNapco.com and log into your iSe-
cure account.
2. Click Wireless Modules > Siren.
3. In the SIRENS screen (shown below), program each siren
in your system (up to 4 allowed) (when finished, click
Save).
ISEC-WL-SIREN Wireless Siren
TYPE
Sirens can be powered
by an AC power supply
(plugged into a 120VAC
unswitched wall outlet) or
with batteries. Select the
power type used by your
siren.
NAME
Type the siren
description you
wish to appear
on the keypad
display
RF ID
Type in the
7 digit sen-
sor ID # for
the device
STATUS
Indicates the current con-
dition of the siren, whether
active or inactive; to re-
learn the unit, click Re-
learn.
SIGNAL STRENGTH
Relative intensity of the
last transmission, on a
scale of 1-10 (10 being
the strongest). Note: A
reading of 3 or less indi-
cates reception may be
erratic; relocate the sen-
sor closer to the Hub.
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Programming: Takeover Modules
The TAKEOVER screen allows you to assign each existing
wired zone to a supervised 900MHz wireless zone (up to 8
zones for each ISEC-WL-MODULE; up to 4 ISEC-WL-
MODULE Takeover modules allowed for each Go-
Anywhere Smart Hub).
1. Go to www.iSecureByNapco.com and log into your iSe-
cure account.
2. In the SYSTEM SETTINGS screen, click Wireless Mod-
ules > WL-MOD and the TAKEOVER screen opens
(shown below).
The TAKEOVER screen assigns each existing wired zone
to the RF ID # of the supervised 900MHz wireless zone
(up to 8 zones for each ISEC-WL-MODULE).
In the TAKEOVER screen, shown below, for the
"Takeover Module #" added previously, program each
column, as detailed below
ISEC-WL-MODULE Wireless 8-Zone Takeover Module
NAME
The two numbers (e.g. "1-1") refer
to the number of the module (up to
4 allowed per Smart Hub) followed
by the assigned wireless zone .
RF ID
Type in the 7
digit sensor ID #
for the device
12STATUS
Indicates the cur-
rent condition of
the module,
whether active or
inactive; to re-
learn the unit.
3
SIGNAL STRENGTH
Relative intensity of the
last transmission, on a
scale of 1-10 (10 being the
strongest). Note: A read-
ing of 3 or less indicates
reception may be erratic;
relocate the module closer
to the Hub (or vice versa).
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User Codes
Up to 96 personal User Codes may be added to the system using the keypad. Existing User Codes may also be erased, as
well. Each User Code is assigned an Authority Level, controlling the range of tasks that Code (and therefore the User) is al-
lowed to perform. Each User should be assigned their own unique Code and should be cautioned against divulging their Code
to anyone else. Thus should it become necessary to remove a User from the system, that one User Code may be simply
erased without affecting other User Codes, and that User would then be prevented from entry. Note: Duplicate User Codes
are not allowed by the system. User Codes may contain up to six digits or as few as a two to allow for quick arming. In select-
ing your User Codes, do not program repetitive numbers (1111), consecutive numbers (1234), your birth date, address, or other
obvious combinations.
Programming / Reprogramming a User Code
Add new User Codes or erase / change / review existing User Codes, as follows:
1. Go to www.iSecureByNapco.com and log into your iSecure account.
2. Click User Codes. The USER CODES screen appears.
Note: With up to 96 User Codes allowed, each one is assigned a
"USER#" (user number), as shown in the left column.
3. To add a new Code, click in a blank USER CODES field and enter the
new User Code (up to 6 digits). To erase or change an existing Code,
simply clear or re-enter the User Code.
4. Add a check to either or both checkboxes to select the Area(s) in which
the User Code will be valid.
5. Click in the NAME field to add a descriptive name for the User Code.
6. Click the Authority Level pull-down to select the range of tasks the User Code (and therefore the User) is allowed to per-
form:
 Arm/Disarm/Full - Code may be used to arm/disarm the Area(s) in which it is programmed, also allows entry into Sys-
tem Settings (gears icon) screens using the ISEC-WL-TOUCH or the IBR-TOUCH-WL keypads.
 Arm/Disarm - Same as Arm/Disarm/Full without access to System Settings (gears icon).
 Arm-Only - Code may only be used to arm the Area in which it is programmed; it has no disarm capability.
 Service/Maid - An arm / disarm Code that is easily activated when needed, and dormant at other times. Intended for
the occasional or temporary user (repairman, etc.) who would otherwise be denied access to the premises. It may
then be used to arm and disarm just as any other User Code. A Service/Maid Code allows for arming/disarming from
a disarmed state, but disallows arming / disarming from an armed state, after another non-Service/Maid Code has
been entered.
7. When finished, tap Save.
Note: When using a system keypad or touchpad to enter/change/erase User Codes, the keypad ARMED and STA-
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merely disarming the system. Add a check to enable Report Am-
bush, and the Ambush Zone will automatically report. Note:
The Ambush Prefix is a 2-digit code that is entered immediately
prior to (and as part of) a regular valid User Code. Important: Do
not program the first two digits of ANY User Code as the same
digits entered for the "Ambush Prefix".
Report Troubles
Report Arm or Disarm
Disable ALL Reporting
Check Report Troubles to allow all system troubles to be reported
to the central station. If Report Troubles is unchecked and Report
Arm or Disarm is checked, only arm/disarm events will be
reported to the central station. If Disable ALL Reporting is
checked, all central station reporting will be stopped.
Enable Base Unit Siren
Check to enable (and uncheck to silence) the Go-Anywhere
Smart Hub sounder and speaker (enabled by default).
Disable Audible System Trouble
Unchecked by default, add a check to silence all audible system
trouble notifications at the Hub and at all keypads.
Master Security Code
This code is added to the Go-Anywhere Hub memory at the facto-
ry and is not changeable. This code is printed on a label placed
on a card (OI404LF) that is included with the Go-Anywhere Hub.
Entering this code at a keypad will provide access to ALL func-
tions in the system. This code MUST be entered in this field and
must match the code at the corresponding Hub. Note: All keypad
programming must be performed at the keypad addressed as
Keypad # 1. Retain the OI404LF card with the code in a secure
place for reference. Note: Whenever you add or update the Mas-
ter Security Code, you must log out and log back into the applica-
tion (exiting and re-entering ensures that the iSecure Cloud Web
Portal and the Master Security Code are synchronized and the
system is fully protected by your secure account password).
Download Security Code
This code is not a keypad code, but is only used to permit local or
remote connections to be established between the iSecure Cloud
Web Portal and the Go-Anywhere Hub. Used during the connec-
tion process, if the code stored in the Hub does not match the
code entered here (in the iSecure Cloud Web Portal), a data con-
nection will be denied. Some dealers with multiple iSecure Cloud
Web Portal accounts use the same Download Security Code for
all accounts. When attempting to establish a connection, if this
code is forgotten, the Master Security Code of the particular Go-
Anywhere Hub can be used in its place.
Dealer Keypad Programming Code
This code is left blank in the Hub memory at the factory and may
be added by the dealer (in possession of the Master Security
Code). The Dealer Keypad Programming Code allows the
same access to programming functions as the Master Security
Code.
Bell Supervision
If checked, the Bell output, supervised with an EOLR, if shorted or
opened the keypad will display an E51 trouble, with a report sent
to the central station.
Auto Reset Trouble Disable
If this feature is checked (where "auto reset" is to be "disabled"), if
the system detects a trouble and its condition is subsequently
GENERAL SETTINGS
Various system settings are available, including those to control
system delays, timeouts, reporting and special system security
codes. Each is described below.
Entry Delay 1
Entry Delay 2
Exit Delay
Separate delays that let you exit and enter your premises without
setting off an alarm when the system is armed. The iSecure sys-
tem has three programmable Entry Delay times available: 30, 45
and 60 seconds (default is 30 seconds). Exit Delay available
times are 45, 60 and 90 seconds (default is 45 seconds).
Door Chime Duration
When Door Chime is enabled, a beep will sound while the system
is disarmed to alert that the programmed zone (for example, an
Entry Door) has been opened. Available times are 1, 1.5 and 2
seconds.
Alarm Siren Timeout
Fire Siren Timeout
Duration the siren will remain active (ON) unless the system is
reset or silenced with a code entry.
Sensor Supv. Timeout
Specifies the length of time before a 319MHz transmitter supervi-
sory trouble is triggered if no transmission is received from the
transmitter. The default Sensor Supv. Timeout upon a Go-
Anywhere Hub Cold Start is "Undefined", but available selections
are 4 and 24 hours.
Enable Remote Hardwired Receiver
Add a check to allow the use of a GEMWV-RECV wireless receiv-
er in the system. With 2 integral Hub receivers, this additional
receiver would make a system total of 3. See the installation in-
structions supplied with the GEMWV-RECV (WI2316) to config-
ure the receiver jumpers to enable the GEMWV-RECV as receiv-
er #3.
Report Ambush
Ambush Prefix
Disarming with an Ambush Code will cause a silent report to be
sent to a central station. Thus, should a user be forced to disarm,
the user can silently signal an emergency while appearing to be
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2. Select the firmware from the pull-down and click Start
Download and a download status popup appears.
The firmware file sizes vary, therefore downloading the
file to the Hub may take up to 5 minutes, depending on
the speed of the network connection. Note: The firm-
ware for the ISEC-WL-TOUCH Wireless Touchscreen
Keypad (with "M2" in the file name as shown in the im-
age above) may take up to 6 minutes or longer to com-
plete.
3. When the download status popup closes, the update
process will start. Wait a full 5 minutes. Note: Key-
pads may not always display the real-time status of the
update process and may automatically reboot; do not
interrupt the process.
4. The update process is complete when the keypad(s) all
read, "System Ready", wait an additional 3 minutes be-
fore clicking the Scan button at the bottom of the ISE-
CURE DEVICE VERSIONS & STATUS screen (see
page 59). Add another minute of waiting time for each
additional device of the same type.
Was the Firmware Update Successful?
If the ISECURE DEVICE VERSIONS & STATUS screen
does not display the new version number that you noted in
step 1, try relearning the device while monitoring the ISE-
CURE DEVICE VERSIONS & STATUS screen.
When updating keypads, you can check the current firm-
ware version numbers within the keypad itself:
 With the ISEC-WL-KEYPAD LCD keypad, use the key-
pad "Local Functions" (perform the steps in the "Keypad
Attributes" section on page 63).
 With the ISEC-WL-TOUCH color touchscreen keypad,
view the "System Diagnostics" screen (tap the Settings
("gears") icon, then tap the DIAG button; see page 65).
If the new update is still not displayed, start again at step 2.
ACCOUNT SETUP
This screen allows you to enable certain account services
and abilities. Note: All four services are available for se-
lection in the "pie" (shown below) for all locally connected
devices (the IBR-TOUCH-WL 7" touchpad or personal
smart devices). For all remote connections, services not
enabled are not selectable.
System Name
Type a descriptive name in this field that you wish to be
used in text and email notification mes-
sages to help you identify the iSecure
system installation.
 Video
 Security
 Z-Wave
 Remote Access
Check to enable access to each service from the Home
Screen of the IBR-TOUCH-WL Smart 7" Wireless IoT
Touchscreen. Check "Remote Access" to allow remote
connectivity to your iSecure system using the iSecure app.
cleared, the trouble will not reset until the RESET button is
pressed.
If this feature is not checked, the trouble will reset automatically
when the trouble condition clears.
FIRMWARE DOWNLOAD
This screen is used when you wish to manually update the
Go-Anywhere Hub firmware, or keypad firmware.
Smart Download
A quick method of communications that compares the sum-
checks of sections of the Go-Anywhere Hub program to
determine if they are different from the account sections
and only communicates data that is different, thus saving
time (for LTE and Voice Prompts only). The iSecure Cloud
Web Portal first compares the original account program-
ming to the existing Hub programming. If they match, the
new changes are downloaded to the Hub; if they differ, se-
lected Hub programming areas are first uploaded into the
iSecure Cloud Web Portal, then the iSecure Cloud Web
Portal downloads the new changes into the Hub. If the iSe-
cure Cloud Web Portal account is locked, the same com-
parison operation is performed (compares the original ac-
count programming to the existing Hub programming). If
they match, the new changes are downloaded to the Hub; if
they differ, the operation aborts.
Available Firmware To Download
Click this pull-down to select the Hub, keypad or device
firmware you wish to update. IMPORTANT: Perform each
update individually and wait for the update process to com-
plete fully (do not interrupt). When updating keypads, the
LCD keypad (ISEC-WL-KEYPAD) displays "Su" (for
"System update"), and the color touchscreen keypad (ISEC
-WL-TOUCH) displays "Firmware Update In Progress".
However, during the update process, be aware that the
keypad and the Cloud Web Portal screens do not always
continually display the current real-time status of the pro-
cess. See next section for more information.
To Update Firmware
The duration of the firmware update process varies depending
on the size of the firmware file selected and the speed of the
network connection.
1. Make note of both the existing and new version numbers
before starting the update process (use the ISECURE
DEVICE VERSIONS & STATUS screen).
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Allow Subscriber to Update User Codes?
Click the Yes or No radio buttons to allow or disallow the
homeowner (user) the ability to add/change/review User
Codes using the touchscreen (in Notification Setup only).
Allow Subscriber to Update Zone Descriptions?
Click the Yes or No radio buttons to allow or disallow the
homeowner (user) the ability to change Zone Description
text using the touchscreen (in Notification Setup only).
Allow Subscriber to program Z-Wave?
(Appears if installed) Click the Yes or No radio buttons to
allow or disallow the user the ability to add and program Z-
Wave home automation devices. For more information
about using Z-Wave with your iSecure system, see
OI414LF, available for download at tech.napcosecurity.com
Notifications Enabled?
Click the Yes or No radio buttons to allow or disallow notifi-
cation messages for this account.
Notifications Server IP Address
Displays the IP address of the server used to send notifica-
tion messages for this account.
Export MAC Address
Note: In addition to standard security passwords,
some wireless routers can also be configured to allow Wi-Fi
connections to only specific MAC Addresses. Displays the
MAC Address of the Go-Anywhere Hub in an easy-to-copy
field, should it be needed.
Users
Displays the USER ID, NAME, EMAIL address of those
who can log into the iSecure Cloud Web Portal. MASTER
is checked for those users authorized to make all changes
to the account without restrictions. Click Reset Password
to edit the password of the selected User.
PANEL EVENT HISTORY
Displays 800 of the most recent Hub events of all types,
including alarm conditions, Fire events, and openings /
closings (see example, above). Includes the event, date,
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time, Area, zone, User Code and other pertinent infor-
mation, where necessary, depending upon event. When
the number of events reaches the 800 maximum, the oldest
events are overwritten.
UPLOAD / DOWNLOAD
SAVE / RESTORE
After making changes within the various iSecure Cloud
Web Portal screens, click the Upload / Download / Save /
Restore button to upload (i.e. back up) the existing Hub
programming into the Cloud Web Portal, or send your
changes to the Go-Anywhere Hub.
Download All Changes
Downloads all changes
made in the iSecure
Cloud Web Portal into
the Go-Anywhere Hub.
Full Download
Performs a full download
from the changes made
in the iSecure Cloud Web
Portal and overwrites
ALL configuration data in
the Go-Anywhere Hub.
Upload Settings to
Cloud
Performs a full upload of
all configuration data in
the Go-Anywhere Hub
and overwrites any exist-
ing configuration data in
the iSecure Cloud Web
Portal.
Create Restore Point
Creates a copy of the
current iSecure Configu-
ration data already in the
iSecure Cloud Web Por-
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Cloud Web Portal for later retrieval, if needed.
Restore From Backup
Click to restore the iSecure Cloud Web Portal to the previ-
ous configuration that will appear. To update the Go-
Anywhere Hub, a full download must be performed after the
restoral.
BACKUP Z-Wave Configuration Data
Click to back up all Z-Wave enrolled devices and program-
ming into the iSecure Cloud Web Portal.
RESTORE Z-Wave Configuration Data
Click to restore all Z-Wave enrolled devices and program-
ming into the Z-Wave device.
Last backup
Displayed under the appropriate button, this is the date and
time (in 24-hour military format) the last complete and suc-
cessful backup was performed for the associated configura-
tion. The backup is sent from the Hub to the Cloud Web
Portal.
ISECURE DEVICE VERSIONS & STATUS
Many different types of microprocessors and firmware are
used within the iSecure system, some located within the Go
-Anywhere Hub, others within each iSecure device. Some
devices are required, some are optional; all are listed in this
screen to display their related firmware for each. Use this
screen to ensure that the firmware is the latest version
(click the Scan button to retrieve the latest data). To manu-
ally update firmware, see the section "FIRMWARE DOWN-
LOAD" on page 57.
Entries located at the top of this screen include the various
Go-Anywhere Hub hardware and firmware versions, includ-
ing:
 "EZ_DATABASE" refers to the iSecure Cloud Web
Portal database version.
 "ISECURE PANEL" refers to the microprocessor ver-
sion within the Go-Anywhere Hub that controls most of
the local alarm functions (arming/disarming, etc.).
 "RadioFirmware Version" refers to the microproces-
sor within the Go-Anywhere Hub that controls the radio
communications between the Hub and the wireless de-
vice(s).
 "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.
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 INTEGRAL KEYPAD (reserved for future use)
 RF RECEIVERS1 refers to the integral Hub 319MHz
receiver firmware that controls those devices, including
the window/door transmitters, passive infrared motion
sensors, etc.
 RF RECEIVERS2 refers to the integral Hub 900MHz
receiver firmware that controls those devices, including
the keypads and other 900MHz peripherals.
Other entries include the versions and current status of the
various optional iSecure devices that can be added to the
system (sirens, keypads, sensors, etc.).
Device Name / Device Type
Description of each upgradable module or firmware version
that exists or can exist within the iSecure system. The text
names are derived from the current Hub firmware.
M1 Version / Boot Loader / M2 Version
Displays the version of the Hub firmware for microproces-
sor #1 and (under its own column) #2. The Boot Loader is
the firmware that controls the remote download/upload pro-
cesses.
RFID
Each wireless device (for example, a keypad) has a unique
factory programmed ID code that distinguishes itself to the
Hub. For example, "155E57:F". The first six characters of
the ID code are displayed here.
Learn Status
Indicates whether the device was correctly and successfully
entered into the Hub programming. Note: Although the
device may be been correctly configured in the iSecure
Cloud Web Portal and downloaded into the Go-Anywhere
Hub without apparent errors, a "Learn Successful" status
always requires a complete two-way synchronization and
acknowledgement "handshake" between the Hub and the
device. For example, a device with a "Learn Unsuccessful"
status may not have been powered during the learn pro-
cess, and thus is not successfully learned into the system.
Note: Every re-learn process also refreshes the version
information.
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Troubleshooting
Your iSecure system will warn you of any problems by flashing a yellow LED
next to the triangle "!" (system trouble) icon located on the face of the Go-
Anywhere Smart Hub (and with keypad indications). Here are some common
warnings and recommended solutions:
"ZONES FAULTED"
At the ISEC-WL-TOUCH keypad, the green STATUS light must be lit in order to arm. If the
green light is off, "ZONES FAULTED" will display in the window followed by the number and descrip-
tion of each faulted zone. Note each problem zone and secure it by closing a window, door, etc.
When all zones are secure, the green STATUS light will come on and the window will display
"SYSTEM READY".
" **** ALARM **** "
If the red keypad light is flashing and ALARM is displayed, an alarm occurred while you were out.
Proceed with caution! If you suspect that an intruder may still be on the premises, leave immediately
and call authorities from a neighbor's phone. To silence an audible alarm:
1. Enter your code and press ENTER. After the system is disarmed, the window will continue to dis-
play ALARM followed by the zone(s) violated.
2. To reset the display, note the zones violated, then press RESET.
"E-04-NN" (Device has lost its connection)
When a wireless device loses its connection with the Go-Anywhere Smart Hub, an error "E-04" ap-
pears. The "NN" is a two-digit number representing the zone assigned to the wireless device
(keypad, sensor, etc.). If you see this message regularly, your Go-Anywhere Smart Hub and wireless
device may be too far apart for reliable communication. Either relocate the Go-Anywhere Smart Hub
or the device so they are in closer proximity.
"E-05-NN" (Transmitter Low Battery)
When an RF device has a weak battery, an error "E-05" appears. The " NN" is a two-digit number
representing the zone assigned to the keypad (numbers 83-88). In addition, the sounder will turn on
and the triangle "!" (system trouble) icon will flash until the keypad RESET button is pressed (the trou-
ble sounder will silence and the TROUBLE icon will turn on steady).
To change the ISEC-WL-KEYPAD battery: Open the keypad housing by inserting a flat head
screwdriver into either slot at the bottom. Gently push up with a slight twisting motion to release the
retainer tab (repeat for the other slot). Pull out at the bottom and lift off the two hooks at the top. In-
stall one CR123A (3V) with optional 2nd battery, observing polarity.
"E-01" (AC Power Outage)
Inside the Go-Anywhere Smart Hub is a large rechargeable back up battery designed to keep the
system fully powered and working normally for at least 8 hours without AC power. Press RESET to
silence. When power is restored, this indication will clear and the system will return to normal opera-
tion. Note: An E93-96 trouble will be generated if the ISEC-WL-MODULE Takeover Module loses
power. If the rest of your home still has power, check that the wall transformer is fully and tightly in-
serted into your wall outlet and check its plug connection at the Go-Anywhere Smart Hub socket.
See "Common Error Codes / Troubles" on page 62 for more information.
"E-02" (Go-Anywhere Smart Hub Low Battery)
The large rechargeable back up battery located inside your Go-Anywhere Smart Hub is unable to
maintain adequate charge and must be replaced. 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.