Napco FireLink - Help

Press menu then enter the mastercode.

To silence alarms:

- Enter master code that is labeled inside control panel door.

- Press enter, this will unlock the panel.

- Hit ACK

- Hit silence

- Clear smoke, reset pull station, then hit reset.

1. Disarm the System and Silence the Siren:

Enter your user code and press the ON/OFF key to disarm the system.

This should silence the siren and the beeping from the keypad. 

2. Clear the Alarm Memory:

Press and hold the RESET key for 2 seconds to erase the alarm history display. 

3. Check for Trouble Conditions:

To silence the horns and strobes on a Napco FireLink fire alarm system, you need to silence the alarm from the control panel itself.

Here's a general procedure based on common Napco FireLink panel operation (refer to your specific FireLink model's manual for precise instructions):

1. Access the Keypad:

Unlock the keypad: You'll likely need to enter a user code or master code to access the panel's functions. 

2. Silence the Alarm:

Press ACK (Acknowledge): This acknowledges the alarm condition and prepares the system for further actions.

Press SILENCE: This should silence the audible alarm (horns). 

3. Observe the Panel:

Silenced Indication: The panel's display or LEDs should indicate that the alarm is silenced.

Strobes: Note that even after silencing the alarm, the strobes might continue to flash until the system is reset, according to Napco Technical Library. 

4. Reset the System (If Necessary):

After investigating the alarm and ensuring the system is safe, you might need to reset the panel to clear the alarm condition and stop the strobes.

Press RESET: This will typically reset the system and clear the alarm.

To reset a Napco FireLink fire alarm panel, you typically need to enter a valid user code and then press the "Reset" button on the keypad. The default user code for some Napco panels is 10000 or 100001. After pressing reset, the panel will usually beep to confirm it's been reset.

1. Access Authorized Controls:

You may need to enter a user code to access the panel's authorized controls. 

If prompted, enter the correct user code. 

If you are unsure of the user code, you may need to contact your fire alarm system provider or a qualified technician. 

2. Press the Reset Button:

Locate the "Reset" button on the panel's keypad.

Press the Reset button.

The panel will typically beep to confirm the reset has been initiated. 

3. Acknowledge Alarm (If Applicable):

If the alarm is triggered by a fire alarm device (like a smoke detector), you may need to acknowledge the alarm by pressing an "Acknowledge" button on the keypad.

This ensures that the system recognizes that the alarm condition has been addressed. 

4. Clear Alarm Memory (If Applicable):

If the panel has a flashing zone or memory, you may need to hold down the "Reset" button for a few seconds to clear the alarm memory.

This prevents the alarm from automatically reappearing after the reset.