newalarm said:Thanks Mp333. How long does this setup last when you lose power? Also, Is there a low battery auto disconnect to protect the battery?
I was looking at the ELK-P983 cabinet and power supply, with the lower power disconnect ELK-965, and the elk power supply ELK-TRG1640. This is the classic setup i think for the 2500. I assume that would work as well for the 4500ez?
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"I just checked the specs on both units. the 2500 used 2A max on Transmit. The 4500ez only uses 500ma. Is it recommended to have a separate power supply, or could i run it off an existing p212s with other alarm components?"
newalarm said:Does anyone have the part number, cost, and length of the serial cable provided by Uplink???
I called Uplink, but they refuse to give it to me. And the couple of venders I called either knew nothing about it, or refused to take the time to look it up. I guess I will end up making my own.
How can I get my hands on installer manual pdf. Uplink is incredibly not helpfulsrodgers said:All setup as of today. Jamie from Alarm Relay called me and stepped me through the setup. Tested several zones and the Smoke detectors and all is working.
I have installers manual .pdf for the 4500ez if anyone needs it.
How about the connector/ DB9 plug. Manual shows certain pins being jumpered. Has anyone who has made their own cables done this? I would assume not, but just wanted to check.srodgers said:Jumpers are the same as 2500. Only three wires (TX, RX, Gnd) are needed from the M1XSP DB9 to the 4500. No flow control line or other connections are needed.
newalarm said:How about the connector/ DB9 plug. Manual shows certain pins being jumpered. Has anyone who has made their own cables done this? I would assume not, but just wanted to check.