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The modulus will work on an IO system (they use the same modulus) IO is an EST system Transferring the data is time consuming but very easy, The IO does not use rules it uses correlations (this input triggers this output) very easy to program and you do not need a special hasp to use the program. Ho...

If the wiring is old or has loose connections or any of the in/outs are backwards you will continue to get map faults. Unfortunately this is what EST systems do, If your building is not large and does not have voice evac you might want to consider an IO panel (don't need a hasp to use the software) ...

When saving the project do a "save" not "save as" if you keep the same version number you can download to just the card you need to
and not get a database out of sync with cpu. (only exception is if you change a rule or something in the cpu card)

To turn off mapping you need the SDU software, and with mapping off every-time you change a device you will need the SDU software to program in any changed device. If you have the SDU software all you need to do is uncheck the mapping box on the SSDC or SDDC card page, then supress the message for m...

Mirtone, Vigilant and est can use the same modules, However the detectors are different

Pin#2 = RX
Pin#3 = TX
Pin#5 = Ground

That's all the wires you need.

I have an EST3 dongle for sale

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